Linn-Mar Board OKs Purchase of Weight Machines
Linn-Mar board of education approved buying four weight lifting machines for 3928 dollars funded from a playground fund. The meeting also considered facility needs with a 20 thousand dollar fund, discussed court resurfacing and grading projects, and updated procurement and accounting procedures.
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Naval Elementary
Wallace Session Plans Public Meeting Friday in Milton Library
The Wallace campaign sponsors a session at 8 p.m. in Milton Library aimed at discussing bold initiatives and public concerns. The event, under the George Wallace committee, seeks open attendance and broad public involvement.
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Milton Library
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Tama Deputies Probe Three Breakins
Tama County deputies investigate three break ins including Dick Peterson’s Tracer home where gas fuel and gasoline were taken. entry via kicked kitchen door. Two speakers stolen from Chelsea Community building owned by Ed Malina valued at $150 after cutting exterior screen and breaking a window. Gary Plugmapa reports a recent entry through an unlocked door with an upstairs dresser soaked but intact.
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Dick Peterson
Chelsea
Ed Malina
Gary Plugmapa
Big House
Marion Council Backs Lake Project and City Bond Plan
Marion council approved a resolution supporting completion of the Squaw Creek lake project by a 6 to 1 vote, with Donald Oskins casting the lone negative ballot. The panel also authorized hiring Herrick Langdon to issue $450000 in general obligation bonds for city projects while addressing storm runoff concerns.
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Winter Recreational Program at First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church launches a winter recreational program named WHLAR at 2895 Fourteenth Avenue. The program runs Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:30 to 6 30 PM, inviting children in grades two through six to attend. Adults will supervise organized games and crafts to provide safe play and fellowship during the winter months.
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First Baptist Church
Fourteenth Avenue
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Council Approves Grundys List of Appointees
Marion city council approved a slate of board and commission appointees by Mayor Willand Grundy. Harold Smeed was named to the civil service commission for six years. Reappointments covered planning and zoning five years, and several boards including mechanical electrical and health services for two to five year terms.
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Williand
Grundy
Harold Smeed
Fireenth Avenue
Alonna Petersen
Yale Leyview Drive
Swatt Clearwaters
Duane Melchert
Dwenty-Uhirt Avenue
Mechanical
Harard Hutchins
South Twelfth Street
Beard
Amit Jesmalia Maier
Four Fourth Street
Mae Blinks
Dick Enucking
Robert McCue
McValleyvinw
Utephitthig
Twoyear Levins
Ray Suffers Setback On Foreign Office Plan
DES MOINIS War Robert Ray faced his first defeat in the legislature Friday as the appropriations committee voted 23 1912 against funding a foreign office in Germany. Ray had proposed $150 000 to establish the office, arguing it would attract foreign trade and improve markets.
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Robert Ray
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Germany
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Legis Isture
Council Gives First Approval To Police Organization
The council approved the police department's table of organization at first reading after a member warned it would bow to police pressure. Hurley Hall opposed the plan which was revised from its original form by removing the assistant chief post and reducing another. Marion officers had sued the city over the table.
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Police Department
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Quitalion
Willem J. Grundy
Mary Lou Pagour
Park Board Approves Rustic Theme for Hanna Park
The Marion park board approves a rustic theme for Hanna Park and authorizes construction plans and equipment concepts. City officials discuss sidewalks and plowing services while a detective addition is noted. police pressure cited by officials and a mayoral comment on ordinance studies.
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Maron Park Board
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Cash Stolen From First Lutheran Church Box in Decorah
About $100 in cash was taken from a cash box at First Lutheran Church in Decorah. Police say the break in was discovered Thursday morning and detectives are investigating the theft.
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Morton asserts Ford campaign duties incidental
Des Moines Commerce Secretary Morton said his new White House advisory role for the Ford campaign will be incidental. He appeared with Gov. Rayner Way and Lt. Gov. Arthur Now, insisting Iowa remains important for caucuses and campaign strategy. Morton rejected claims the position is illegal and defended federal involvement in politics.
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Crash Victims Identified In Allamakee County
Authorities identified Lois Bresnquan 46 and Randall 17 as the two crash victims from a Thursday morning collision on highway 76 south of Waukon. The car they rode in collided with a second vehicle carrying Harpers Ferry residents resulting in three injuries. Janice McGeough 38 and her sons Lawrence 2 and Maurice 16 were treated and listed in satisfactory condition.
Four Teens Hurt in Crash Near Fairbank
A one car accident south of Fairbank injures driver Wayde David Bantz 11 and three passengers Keith Carson 18 Gary Stoffregen 18 and Kathy Fink 18. Bantz taken to Allan Memorial Hospital Waterloo while the others admitted to Mercy Hospital Dalwein. Car slid through a bridge railing after losing control on a curve. no charges filed.
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Cedar Rapids adopts new development ordinance and notices
The city passes an ordinance under Chapter 72 guiding development, sewer, street work and infrastructure with provisions for a developer agreement. It outlines public hearing notices, street and utility work details, and requirements for contractor bidding and project acceptance by the city engineer. The ordinance also includes a public hearing schedule and notice to bidders for district projects.
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Cedar Board Meeting Notice and Finances Review
The Cedar City Council Chambers will review plans and requisitions for municipal affairs. The meeting at Cedar Ban offices will consider payments, fines, and proposed developments, with citizens invited to attend and observe the process chaired by Thomas Phukos, Vice Chairman.
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Cedar Rapids Public Notice on Housing Plan Details
The Cedar Rapids City Council outlines a housing and community development plan with unit 8.383 involving public notices and hearings. Key dates include January 16 and January 23, with references to local governance and funding actions affecting the neighborhood.
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Unclear OCR Town Notice with Erratic Names and Dates
Fragmented OCR text shows a municipal notice with mayoral names, contracts, street repairs, and decorations. It mentions Mant Wey, Marshel, Hudson, Hatley, and others, plus Christmas decorations and a public works context. The passage is garbled with many misread words and lacks clear events or dates.
Public hearing and zoning ordinance concerns Cedar Rapids
The notice details a February public hearing in Cedar Rapids on a proposed city zoning ordinance. It covers commissioners, council approval, and rules for participation, with references to court proceedings, estate matters, and property land survey details.
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