Marion Exhibitors Listed for Fourth Annual Country Fair
Twelve or more local groups plan booths in the bazaar section of Marion’s fourth annual Country Fair days July 4 7 12. Participating groups include St Josephs Ladies Society East Central Iowa Federation of Square Dancers Area Agency Concerned with the Handicapped American Legion auxiliary and Marion Lions. Also listed are Marion Jaycees Rainbow Girls Homebuilders and the Marion Chamber of Commerce plus others.
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Ray Hefel
Bevlar
St. Joseph's Lady's Society
Iowa Federation of Square Dancers
Area Agency Concerned With
American Legion Auxiliary
Lion Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Marion Mothers Club
Marion Jaycees
Marion Lions Evening Club
Ced-Mar Sartoma Club
Marion High School
Marion Rainbow Girls
Marion Homebuilders
The
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Man Charged in Oelwein Incident
Carl Cox 23 of West Union faced burglary and rape charges after a break in at an Oelwein woman’s apartment while she showered. He was jailed in Fayette County then transferred to Black Hawk County with a $5 000 bond.
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Oelweiln
Carl Cox
West Union
Oelwein
Cox
Fayette County
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Beirut Hunt For Kidnaped U.S. Colonel
Security forces searched Beirut for Cpl. Ernest Morgan, a 43 year old U.S. Army officer seized amid Beirut fighting. Morgan, last seen near a Palestinian refugee camp, was reportedly not in uniform and was said to be aiding the right wing Phalange. American sources confirmed he rode in a Mercedes taxi with passport in hand. The day saw a cease-fire announced by Premier Rashid Karami and Yasir Arafat, though clashes continued in eastern Beirut later that night.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ernest Morgan
U.S
Turkey
Morgan
Petersburg
Central Treaty Organization
Pakistan
Ocer
Christian Phalange Party
Rashid Karami
Palestine
UNI offers C R extension class in French
The University of Northern Iowa extension division offers a two semester hour course "Studies in French Language and Culture" in Cedar Rapids. Sessions meet four Saturdays Sept 6 Oct 4 Nov 1 and Dec 6 from 4 a.m. to noon with lunch in a French atmosphere. Prerequisite is two years of French. Fees are $26 per semester hour for wider graduates and $37 for graduates. Pre-register with Barbera Maitland at 1746 Appelwood Place NE or call 363-BE03.
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University of Northern Iowa Extension Division
Cedar Rapids
Barbera A. Maitjland
Appiewond Place
Hiawatha Council Adopts Home Rule Charter
Hiawatha city council moved to comply with a new home rule law adopting a mayor council government. Five council members elected at large serve four year terms, with the mayor also serving four years. First reading of an ordinance designates three public posting sites at city hall library and Hiaveatta Lumber Co.
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Hiawatha City Council
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Public Library
Hiaveatta Lumber Co
Hiswathe
Average Family Size Slips Below Three Across Nation
A Census Bureau report shows average household size dipping under three as marriage declines, divorce rises, births stay low, and more women remain single past their teens. The study highlights a shift in women's roles, more work, higher education, and growing economic independence, with unclear overall social impact.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Weds Bay
Paul Glick
Glick
Independence Man Injured in Crash
Independence police report Fran cis Smith a 53 year old resident of Independents was hospitalized with minor injuries after a single vehicle crash on highway 20 east at Eighth avenue NE. Smith lost control struck a hydrant and a utility pole causing combined damages of about 2 981 to the hydrant pole and vehicle. The incident is under investigation.
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Independence
Francis Smith
Eighth Avenue NE
Smith
Magistrate Hears Two Linn Cases
Wayne Wall of Cedar Rapids was found guilty by a jury of drunk driving with sentencing set for a later date. Steven Swh of Monticello pled guilty to amended reckless driving and was fined 75 dollars plus costs after arrest for drunk driving on May 17.
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Wayne Wall
Box
Cegar Rapids
Steven Swh
Monticello
Press Pioneer Dios LOS ANGELES death of Jack Stenbuck
Jack Stenbuck, 75 a pioneer who introduced newspaper home delivery in the United States in 1931, died at Cedars Sinai hospital in Los Angeles. The longtime industry figure was known for expanding access to daily papers and shaping modern distribution before his passing. He leaves behind a legacy in journalism and logistics across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack Stenbuck
U.S
Cedars Sinai Hospital
John M Carey Named JA Director in Cedar Rapids
Juliay Carey of Toledo Ohio named executive director at Junior Achievement in Cedar Rapids succeeding John H Ahart who resigned June 3. Carey previously led Junior Achievement at Northwestern Ohio. JA programs guide high school students forming 19 companies with 200 students last academic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliay Carey
Toledo
Ohio
Junior Achievement
Cedar Rapids
John H. Ahart
Park Avenue SE
Carey
Northwestern
AMA aided Nixon by lobbying paper reports secret backing for Haynsworth nomination
New York AP report cites confidential AMA records showing the American Medical Association and its political committee arranged lobbying in support of Judge Clement Haynsworth for the Supreme Court. Documents describe favors to legislators, involvement with the Nixon Inaugural Committee, and ties with the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association totaling large sums. The nomination failed.
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New York
American Medical Assn
Nixon Administration
Senate
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Daily News
AMA
Chiregn
American Medical Political Action Committee
Nixon Inaugural Committee
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Assn
Nixon White House
Hayneworth
Haynsworth
AMA Political Action Committee
Navy Enlistments Listed for Local Men
The navy enlistment roster includes James Kalisch of 4528 Ozark Street NE Craig Moore of Miawatha Alan Hennessey at 2965 Twenty sixth Avenue Marion Wally Watrath of 2962 Fourteenth Avenue Marion and William Weber of Mechanitsville.
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Navy
James Kalisch
Ozark Street
Craig Moore
Miawatha
Alan Hennessey
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Marion
Wally Watrath
Fourteenth Avenue
Willian Weber
Mechanitsville
New Names 13 Senators to State Boards Commissions
Lt Gov Arthur New announced the appointment of 13 senators to state boards and commissions. Named are Minnette Doderer Kevin Kelly Bert Priebe Karl Nolin Lews Colver Joan Orr Milo Merrit James Griffin C Joseph Coleman Philip Hil James Gallagher Fred Nolling William Winkelman Dale Cochran. Speaker Cochran and others had named house members days earlier.
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Des Moines
Arthur New
Joan Orr
Dgrinnell
Lows
Milo Merrit
Osage
Tawa Public Employes Retirement System
James Griffin
Council Bluffs
Medical Assistance Council
Industrial Bond Question To Face Council Again
Oskaloosa Mayor Karl Heil says the council will revisit issuing industrial revenue bonds for a Kontart store project. A proposed state bill could bar such bonds for corporate ventures, delaying any action. A Pittsburg firm representative said they will wait for the council's decision and may proceed with a bond sale if allowed.
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Council
Oskaloosa
UPI
Karl Heil
Kontart
Robert D. Ray
Heil
Kmain
Pittsburgh
Oskaloosa Vents
Richard Zapalla
Power Outage Reported in Northeast Cedar Rapids
About 80 customers of Iowa Electric Light and Power Co were without service when a tree fell on a primary line at eighteentn street NE between A and B avenues. The outage began about 6:30 a.m. and was nearly restored by 7:15. The affected area included Mt. Mercy College Garfield School and the southeast side near the Children's Home.
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Lowa Electric Light and Power Co
Eighteenth Street
B Avenues
Mt. Mercy College
Garfield School
Sortheast
Board OF Adjustment
Cedar Bas Yewo
Pionaay
Doukel
Bruce V. Buller
Scot
Mebeno
Rever Avenue
Rabies Aig. Distr
Studa
Perry
Eee Commerce
Jark Gott
Apnellast
Eyereiy
SOF EicePaves
Fr Rapids
Low
Ine
Paningh
Uala
Cedar Hopi
Inga
Dulhorize
Euserrent
WMT
Ubtortan F
Munietmal
Lear
Tet Y. Gury
Adler
Charges Against Farmer Dropped in Elkader Cruelty Case
In Elkader Iowa rural Fran cis DeShaw had cruelty to animals and failure to remove dead livestock charges dismissed by mag istrate after a time limit expired. DeShaw pled innocent May 2 as officials investigated reports of dead cattle on his farm. Court action needed before July 1 to avoid dismissal.
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Francis DeShaw
Elkader
DeShaw
Motorcycle Riding Class Set at Kirkwood
Kirkwood Community College offers a non credit motorcycle riding class for beginners. It covers riding skills traffic riding off street maintenance and insurance requirements. Tuition is 12 for five sessions. First class Tuesday July 4 at 6 pm in room 141 Linaball Kirkwood campus. Call Al Louvar at 8826 to pre register or for more information.
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Lina Ball
Kirkwood
al Louvar
Reward Offered for Zoo Animal Killers in Syracuse
Syracuse residents and animal lovers have contributed 780 to a reward fund seeking information to convict those who slaughtered 30 animals at Burnet Park Zoo. Police said no leads have been found about the unknown intruders who stabbed and bludgeoned the caged animals late Sunday or early Monday.
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Syracuse
Burnet Park
Zno
Fuel Outlook Not Serious in Iowa Says Van Nostrand
DES MOINES Iowa commerce commission Chairman Maurice Van Nostrand said a potential national natural gas shortage this winter would not seriously affect Iowa. He noted interruptible customers can switch to oil and that businesses are unlikely to shut down. The White House warned of shortages in parts of the Midwest and other regions.
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Des Moines
UPL
Iowa Commerce Commission
Maurice van Nostrand
Iowa
van Nostrand
White House
Midwest
Aso
Chayman
Energy Policy Council
Northern Natural Gas Ca
Omaha
Notice of Filing IH Branch Office Application in Cedar Rapids
Public notice announces the filing of an application under the Federal Savings and Loan Act for a branch office near Cedar Rapids Iowa by American Federal Savings and Loan Association of Central Iowa. It invites public comment within 19 days and lists the supervising authority and contact details. A public hearing notice references the Cedar Rapids Community School District project and a separate probate and public meeting notice.
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Federal Savings and Loon
American Federal Savings and Loon Association
Central Town
Des Maines
Mme Spid
Cedarst Heme Loar Bank
Yes
Ol Center
Gee Moines
Iowa
Tabor
Witice
Sumeryra
Megertian
Sumer Vicory
American Federal
Centeat
Des Moines
Inwn
Giham Ff
Tere
Jotin
Educational Service Center
Securil Ayenue
Cedar Ranias
Toran
al and Schoools
Servce
AWS
Cedar Rapids
Monay
Board of Direcinrs
Linn
Vie
Cedar Rao ‘Gazette
Salva
Board of Education
Na Bevooaeterson
Secur
Je Ile
TrGor
Th Ord
Cauor
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Stickney
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Legion Memorial
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Nordhan
Adv
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Martin French
YMCA
Marian Ymca
Nash
Fineli
Seventh Avenue
Lo House
Me Tao Grocery
Unimis Brothers, Inc
Co- War Rapids
Lain Cooperative Oil Co
Thirty
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Executive Commercial Construction Co
Charter Oak Lane
Randal K. Mahurin
Fourth Street
David Driskell
John Vinquist
Glenbrook Drive
Ray $Heldon
Petroleum Rquipment Co
Thirty-fifth Street
Melvin J. Douglas
West Ninth Avenue
Charles J. Miller
Fourteenth Street
Adrian Burlingham
Meadowview Drive
Donald D. Turner
A Avenue
Frederick W. Timm
Hillview Drive
Ma Hedrick
Elza Soden
English Boulevard
Romine
James Clover
Hillview Live
Jobo Kellay
Sarage
McGowan
Warner = Bros
Lewis A. Helbig
Eighth Avenue
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Richard Louvar
31St St. Marion
Thomas F. Pumby
Starry Drive
Yerle L. Ford
Fords
Delhi
Fred J. Gibson and Co
Stickney's
Sorg
UNI
C.R
Hiawatha Council
Independence Man
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John M. Corey
Nixon
General Inn
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Asec
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Kirkwood Community College
Russia
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Jean Claude Buvalier
Haiti
Creolors Provole Nu
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Lowe
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Teal Baraat
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Ore Heraby
Etamanti Rig Uetain
Bayrens
Ilene
Aubiegren
Ins Noice
Hayeh Jone
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Hyok Oni
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Fedor Rot Bede
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Sheriff's Sale
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Connie L. Levie
Bérignol
Linn County
Lwrecker
Ghove Ray
Yale
Capel Mouse Avor
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Hare
Dover
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Grant
David Webster
Bobenhouse
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Figs Avenue
Aultaire
Cebar Rapids
Otice
Jacob E. Gross
Briles
Diac
Andy Sry
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Cross
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Senihien Wariner
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Cedar Rapids Community
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