Marion Woman Jennie Stone Dies After 45 Years in Marion
Jennie L Stone 1887 09 29 Ox ford Junction born widow of Donald B Stone died Wednesday in Sil vis hospital Marion She lived in Marion 45 years before moving to Rock Island in 1974 Surviving three daughters Mrs James Hear Mrs Frank Wilson Mrs William Hamilton a son Donald 22 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren Services Friday 1 30 Murdoch's Marion by Rev Charles Moore Burial Springville Cemetery Cancer fund contributions suggested Marion Magnavox sale YMCA activity schedule Linn Mar play Snow White theater Friday Saturday Ear Piercing Clinic at Ray s Jewelry
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Jennie L. Stone
Eleventh Street
Donald B. Stone
Rock Island
IHS
Oxford Junction
Springville
James Hear
Seat
Frank Wilson
Urbana
William Hamilton
Donald
Brooklyn
Murdoch’s
Marion
Charles Moore
Cancer Fund
Building Permits and Local Notices From Marion
Building permits issued in the last week include Henry Katz for a Fleetway store remodel at 3275 Seventh Avenue costing 13000 and Thomas G Bailey for a fireplace at 2580 Twenty-second Avenue F300. Also a charity drive by Marlon Booster Club and a house sale by William F Miller at 492 Sixth Avenue to Mr and Mrs John D Grover. Services are pending for Daniel L Terrill age 68. Marion council to meet informally Thursday at 5 in the council chambers.
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Henry Katz
Fleetway
Seventh Avenue
Thomas G.bailey
Twenty-sec Avenue
William F. Miller
Sixth Avenue
John D. Grover
Eighth Avenue
Miller
Blair
Cedar Rapids
Helbis, Realtors
Terrill
Daniel L. Terrill
Cora Terrill
Marion
Englewood, Colo
Village Renames Bourbonnais to Restore French Pronunciation
The Illinois village of Bourbonnais, with 6400 residents, votes to change its name pronunciation from Rehr bon nas to Bour bon nay to honor founder Braneyis Bourbonnais. Officials plan new border signs with phonetic spelling to aid memory. Village President Ernie Mooney notes residents welcome the change despite confusion.
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Bourbonnais
Kankakee County
Braneyis Bourbonnais
Lielown
Ernie Mooney
Hearing Set on N Fayette Budget
The North Fayette County Community School Board schedules a February 10 public hearing on the 1975 76 budget totaling 2.13 million. The plan allocates 1.88 million to the general fund and 183 128 to the school house fund, with 171 130 of the general fund for local costs for new area educational agency aid supporting special education. The rest relies on state aid growth and revenue boosts. The board also approves two school buses and boiler repairs at West Union Elementary, accepts resignations from Mary Brincks and Everett Meier, and hires Mark Taines and Wendy Bitterman.
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North Fayatte County
West Union
Mary Brincks
Hawkeye
Everett Meier
Mark Taines
Wendy Bitterman
Independence Medical Unit Opens at Mental Health Institute
Independence marks the formal opening of an expanded dental service at the mental health institute. A six unit dental clinic with offices will be staffed by senior dental students from the University of laws in residence, plus dental assistants from Waterloo and Dubuque vocational and technical schools. Area dentists will serve as instructors as staff provide instructional oversight.
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University of Laws
Waterloo
Dubuque
Mental Health Institute
Bill to repeal fair trade law filed in senate
Sen. Elizabeth Shaw proposes scrapping Iowa fair trade statutes saying they inflate costs by fixing prices. She cites a Denver Post report that 36 states, including Colorado, have such laws costing customers $2 billion annually. Gov. Ray backs modernizing anti trust rules to cover services and products with potential civil sanctions.
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Drs Moines
Senate
Elizabeth Shaw
R Davenport
U.S. Department of Justice
Federalrade Commission
Shaw
Denver Post
Colorado
Robert Ray
Iowa
Legislature Targets Price Fixing Schemes
In a move aimed at curbing anticompetitive behavior, lawmakers discuss measures to discourage price fixing and monopolistic schemes within the state. Officials emphasize enforcement and consumer protection as key priorities.
Bill would add flexibility for Iowa credit unions
In Des Moines, state Sen. Cloyd Robinson proposes changes to Iowa law to let state chartered credit unions serve employees of small companies, remove the mandatory 25 cent entrance fee, and cap the required share value at 25 dollars. Proposals require banking superintendent approval and were advanced by the Iowa Credit Union League.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Cloyd Robinson
Cedar Rapids
Robinson
Superintendent of Banking
Iowa Credit Union League
Changes in Adoption Laws Proposed in Iowa Senate
Iowa senate introduces a bill ending adoption without due process and notification. The measure, from Republican senators Elizabeth Shaw, Willard Hansen, and Calvin Hulmatt, stems from a 1974 interim committee study. It requires parental notice and the right to be heard before severing parental rights before an adoption petition.
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Des Moines
API
Adap Yong
Iowa
Elizabeth Shaw
Davenport
Willard Hansen
Cedar Falls
Calvin Hulmatt
Red Oak
Iowa panel votes to make 55 mph limit permanent
The Iowa House Transportation Committee approved making the 55 mile per hour speed limit permanent after the federal government demanded a permanent limit to replace the temporary 65 mph rule. Chair Robert Krause said failure to comply could endanger highway funding.
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Des Moines
Te House Transportation
Iowa
Committee
Robert Krause
Fenton
Monona Council Approves Employee Salary Hike
Monona council votes to raise city employee salaries by a specified percent for 1975. Voters are urged to check local notices and classified ads for shopping guidance.
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Monona
Monona Council
Special Prosecutor Sought for Des Moines Police Probe
Polk County Attorney Ray Fenton asked Des Moines lawyer John McClintock to appoint a local attorney to assist a Polk County grand jury investigation into alleged police misconduct. A letter was released Wednesday outlining the plan.
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TES Moines
Polk County Atty
Ray Fenton
Polk County
Grand Jury
Fenton
Des Moines
John McClintock
Polk County Bar Assny
Des Moines Senate approves lobbyist reporting with fewer items
The Iowa Senate adopted rules requiring lobbyists to report total expenditures to influence legislation and monthly payments to individual senators over five dollars. Officials on the floor are barred from lobbying during debates, and a monthly salary disclosure for lobbyists was rejected. Senator Nolin criticized the rules as insulting.
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Des Moines
Lawa Senate
Senate
Minnette Doderer
D-towa City
Gene Gienn
Ottumwa
Karl Nolin
D-Ralston
Nolin
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Magnavox Amuual Sale
Marion TV
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YMCA
Marion Ymca
Stickney
Linn-Mar
Linn- Mar High School Dramatics
Fury
Marlon Booster Club
Joe Painter
N. Fayette
Independence Medical Unit
By Frank Nye
Hall’s Photo Shop
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Imperial
Cordoba
Monaco
Royal
GMA
FORD
Bae
Carnival
Ava
8Th St
D.M. Police
Carpetland
U.S.A
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