Goat Trade-in Sets Off Burglar Alarm
Marion police report a notable incident at Town's Edge Auto Sales when a full grown goat, brought in as a Thursday trade in, triggered the 8 a.m. burglar alarm after the owner tied the animal to the door Friday. Police say the scene was not a prank as owner Jim Leonard claimed the goat was part of a trade in. Meanwhile Linn-Mar students and adults prepared for a Minneapolis theater weekend, visiting venues from Pygmalion to Fiddler on the Roof with Ed Hartin Fred Easker and Leon Lueck joining the group.
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Marion
Jim Leonard
Linn-Mar School
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Ed Hartin
Fred Easker
Leon Lueck
Dr Mark J Tyler joins Marion Medical Associates in Cedar Rapids
Des Moines native Dr Mark J Tyler joins Marion Medical Associates at 895 Thirty-first Street with F William Bennett and Joseph F Galles. He earned a BS from Jamestown College in 1964 and MD from the University of Iowa in 1968 after an Air Force service and Sacramento internship. The Tylers live in southeast Cedar Rapids. he is married with one son.
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Mark J. Tyler
Marion Medical Associates
Thirty-first Street
Des Moines
Tyler
Jamestown College
Jamestown
N. D
University of Iowa Medical School
Sacramento Medical Center
Sacramento
Calif
Air Force
Tylers
Cedar Rapids
F. William Bennett
Joseph F. Galles
Groups Seek Recall Of 1400 Pontiac Firebirds
Two groups led by Ralph Nader urged the federal government to force General Motors to recall more than 1,400 1972 Pontiac Firebirds over alleged faulty construction. The Ohio Public Interest Action Group and Cleveland Auto Safety Research Center also asked GM to cover repair costs.
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Cleveland
Ralph Nader
General Motors
Ohio Public Interest Action Group
Cleveland Auto Safety Research Center
Coe college moves multiple offices to new campus quarters
Several Coe offices displaced from Old Main have relocated to temporary spaces across the campus. President Leo Nussbaum and departments including teacher education and AFROTC now occupy Moray Eby Fieldhouse, while Chancellor McCabe and development, alumni, news, and campaign offices move to the former maintenance building near Eby.
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Coe College
Old Main
Leo Nussbaum
Department of Teacher Education
Coe
Afrotc
Moray Eby Fieldhouse
Joseph E. McCabe
Jack Langen
News Bureau
Coe Growth Fund
Priority Program Campaign
Eby Fieldhouse
Carson Veach
Stewart Library
Science Building
Peterson Hall
Financial Aid
Voorhees Hall
Douglas Hall
Two French Farces Slated at Coe by Garrison Troupe
The Old Creamery Theater Troupe from Garrison will present two French farces at Coe College in Sinclair Auditorium on Saturday at 8 p.m. The event, free to the public, is sponsored by the Coe student activities committee and the Iowa Arts Council. After the plays a free workshop will be held for audience members.
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Old Creamery Theater Troupe
Garrison
Sinclair Auditorium
Coe College
Coe
Iowa Arts Council
Old Creamery Theater
Garrison Area
Towa
Pierre Patelin
Price Ad ministrator reveals car rationing plans
Thirty years ago Leon Henderson disclosed plans to release 614000 to 674000 new cars for sale by dealers under a rationing system like the tire and tube program, aiming to manage auto supply through controlled allocations.
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Leon Henderson
Des Moines Aids Veterans Job Push Makes Mixed City Gains
Iowa task force on Jobs for Veterans reports progress in Sioux City Cedar Rapids but limited uptake elsewhere. Vietnam veterans returning at 1200 to 1400 monthly face scarce jobs. many employers underestimate the issue. The group cites inter agency cooperation and mayoral outreach to place veterans in interviews and openings.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Govrnor
Howard Clee
Veterans Employment Representative
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Acquline Day
Veterans Administration
Fred Smith, Fairfax, Dies, Rites Saturday
Fred Smith 80, of rural Fairfax and cemetery caretaker, died Thursday afternoon in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born September 18, 1891 in Blakesburg, he married Gladys Primrose December 20, 1922 in Marion. Survived by wife, two sons Ivan Robins and Charles Cedar Rapids, daughter Mrs. Robert Kalinsky Amsterdam NY, 10 grandchildren and a great grandson, three brothers George Center Point, Lawrence Hedrick, Marvin Ottumwa, three sisters Mary Smith Elizabeth Smith Blakesburg and Emma Patrick Ottumwa. Memorial services Saturday at 3 p.m. Turner Chapel West. Burial Fairfax Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner Chapel West until 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Casket will not be opened after the service.
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Fairfax
Fred Smith
Cedar Rapids
Blakesburg
Gladys Primrose
Marion
Ivan
Robins
Charles
Robert Kalinsky
Amsterdam
New York
George
Center Point
Lawrence
Hedrick
Marvin
Ottumwa
Mary Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Emma Patrick
Turner Chapel West
Fairfax Cemetery
Madrid university locks out over 3000 medical students
Madrid authorities locked out more than 3,000 medical students who had been striking against rules governing their study programs. The clash raises questions about university governance and student rights amid ongoing protests.
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Madrid
UPI
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Indian Creek
Wilkins
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Farm Bureau
Lichty
Senor Cop
First National Motor Bank
7Th Avenue
Gage Union
C.R
Clee
Dial
Cedar Rapids Business College
2Nd Street
Phate
Scotts
Mono
Penguin Tetras
Neon Tetras
Red
Catfish
TIGER
Hardi
Killian’s
Lindale Plaza
Iowa City
Killians
Sycamore
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