Five Manion Posts Hired In City Departments Open House Held
City announces five new hires for Manion posts in four city departments as part of the first day of US Postal Service operation. Open house drew about 500 visitors. 1,200 first day covers handed out. New hires include Terry Chew as assistant engineer Tom Fields as engineering technician Roger Butz in public services and Gary Walker not with fire department while William Long is a police patrolman. Municipal leaders praised post office relations and outlined July 4 holiday postal schedule with selective mail services. Firefighters responded to an oven fire at 2190 Twenty-fifth Street caused by a roast, damaging only the broiler.
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Manion Post
United States Postal Service
B. J. Mullaley
Terry Chew
Tom Fields
Roger Butz
Public Services Department
Gary Walker
Fire Department
William Long
Generous George Returns and Holiday Notices Parade
Old friend Generous George returns after five years with a half price gold brick gag. Holiday closings marked Fourth of July with city offices shut and pool open. YMCA Marton branch events. religious and memorial acknowledgments. vacation trip reports. local ads for apartments, jewelry store closing, and a lingerie clearance sale.
Public Rejecting Bigger Halibut Mercury Concerns
Seattle report says fish weighing over 125 pounds are being discarded to protect the public from mercury. dealers will refuse large halibut under a National Marine Fisheries Service and local Fishermen’s Association program that began Friday. The policy is voluntary, with testing showing unacceptable mercury levels in large halibut.
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Seattle
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
National Marine Fisheries Service
Assa
Law Students Interning with County Attorneys
Fifteen law students from two state law schools will intern in county attorney offices this summer. They will gain experience in prosecution and advising boards, aided by a $24,424 grant from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration. Directors and professors guide the program across multiple counties including Black Hawk and Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
U.S. Justice Department
Towa Crime Commission
Walter Saur
Oelwein
Towa County Attorneys Assn
From Nine to Five Internees and Seoul Visit Noted
List of participants includes Patrick Roby Cedar Rapids University of Iowa interning with William Faches Linn county David Scott Cedar Rapids University of Iowa interning with Steven Avery Clay county Walter Taylor Decorah Drake interning with Thomas Lynch Winneshiek David Good Iowa City University of Iowa interning with Walter Barbee Dickinson and Charles neighbor of Coralville University of Iowa interning with Dennis Chalupa Jasper SEOUL AP Monsoon rains wash out a visit by Vice president Agnew to the troops Friday and the U S commander in Korea briefed him on recent border activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Faches
Linn County
David Scott
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Steven Avery
Clay County
Walter Taylor
Decorah
Drake
Thomas Lynch
Winneshiek
David Good
Towa City
University of
Seoul
Agnew
U.S
Korea
Governor Ray vetoes limit on alcoholism center funding
Iowa Gov. Robert Ray used his item veto to strike a subsection capping any detox facility at 15 percent of a $500,000 two year appropriation for alcoholism centers. He argued the change would force Harrison Detoxification Center in Des Moines and Oakdale Center at Town City to close without at least 25 percent funding, removing state flexibility.
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West
George
Inaganeatu
Lu Ugiou
East North Parificannia
Hast
Des Moines
Robert Ray
Commission On Alcoholism
Ray
Harrison
Oakdale
Town City
Harrison Center
Woman Charged With False Use Of Credit Card
Vivian K. Danielson, 24, Des Moines, arrested on false use of credit cards, reckless driving, and eluding police. She allegedly rented a Hertz at the airport with stolen cards, led officers on a short chase near Outlook and Thirty-third avenues, pled innocent in municipal court, trial set for Aug 20, and held on 220 bond awaiting arraignment.
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Vivian K. Danielson
Des Moines
Hertz
Miss Danielson
Outlook Ae
Avenue
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