Eleven Key Conservation Unit Employes Join Federal Service
Iowa conservation commission loses 11 key staff to federal jobs over four years. Ray Mitchell resigns as lands and waters chief to become recreation facilities planner for the Army Corps of Engineers earning 11 500 yearly. Reasons include higher pay better retirement and internal discord. Other leavers join Fish and Wildlife Service or Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Commission
Ray Mitchell
Lands and Waters Division
The
Conservation Commission
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Mitchell
Engineer Corps
Commission
U.S. Fish & Wildfiife Service
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Other Conservation Commission
Noehren Elected President by Narrow Board Vote
The state board of regents met in Des Moines and elected Alfred W. Noehren as president on the second ballot by 5 to 4. Wilbur Molison, a former state senator, asked to have his name removed from consideration. Maurice Crabbe, Eagle Grove Republican, was the runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Regents
Des Moines
Wilbur Molison
Molison
Alfred W. Noehren
Noehren
Maurice Crabbe
Eagle Grove
Dietz Leads Liquor Bill Push in Iowa House
Rep. Riley Dietz, who steered the liquor-by-the-drink bill through the Iowa House, is president of an insurance company formed to...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Schroeder
Davenport Republican
Senate
Dietz
Walcott Republican
State Insurance Department
Riley Dietz
Iowa House
SUI Student Ignores 20 Parking Tickets
Allen Frenkel a 23 year old SUI junior from Clarinda was arrested in Iowa City after avoiding 20 meter tickets and two prohibited zone tickets dating back to last year. He posted a $75 bond for court appearance and faced a $15 ordinance violation bond in lieu of a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
SUI
Allen Frenkel
Coralville
Clarinda
Frenkel
Mobile Home License Violation Charged in Tama
An information charging Wesley Mansfield of Tama with operating and maintaining a mobile home park without an annual license from the state department of health was filed this week with Justice of the Peace H. E. Fox. Mansfield appeared, waived prelim inary hearing, and was bound over to Tama county district court with a $500 appearance bond. He operates King Tower restaurant service station motel and trailer park on highway 30.
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TAMA
Wesley Mansfield
State Department of Health
Justice of the Peace
H. E. Fox
Mansfield
Justice Fox
Tama County District Court
King Tower
Iowa ITSA Filing Required for Employers
Iowa employers must file annual ITSA statements with the state tax commission detailing each employee's wages. Failure to file ITSA forms will lead to disallowance of payroll deductions until proper filings are completed as the commission rolls out an electronic system to detect missing state returns and ITSA submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Tax Commission
Iowa Tax Commission
The
Tax Commission
Three Nabbed for Aiding State Ward's Escape
Toledo authorities charged Ronald Hershman 20 Tama Richard Bracy 19 Chelsea and Robert McFatridge 17 Chelsea with helping a 16 year old State Juvenile Home girl escape from a Tama placement home and concealing her. The girl was found in Des Moines and returned to Toledo. Bracy and Hershman posted 500 bonds. McFatridge released to parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tama
Frank Mills
Des Moines
Ronald Hershman
Gilman
Richard Bracy
Chelsea
Robert McFatridge
Joe McBride
Hearing on Delaware County Schools Budget Set
A public hearing is planned on an $89,000 school budget approved by the county board of education for Delaware County. The hearing will be July 29 at 8 p.m. in the courthouse. The plan raises $78,000 by taxation, matching last year, with state aid and carried-forward funds covering the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Manchester
Country Board of Education
Trucker plea to link routes for 60 foot rigs across Iowa
Iowa truckers pressed the highway commission to ease width rules for 60 foot long rigs. They seek a legal opinion on using emergency powers to assign short primary-road segments under 22 feet wide to connect with wider sections. A small trucking and highway panel would study options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Highway Commission
Ames
Commission
Attorney General’s Office
Highway Department
Harry Bradley
Lightning Damages Tama Home. Family Escapes Unhurt
The Ernest Buresh family narrowly escaped a lightning strike that hit their two story Tama home during a 3:15 a.m. storm. The bolt shattered wiring and windows, damaged the roof and fixtures, and started a small fire. a second floor apartment owned by Mrs Roxie Willson sustained the worst damage. The fire department cleared the blaze and the family, currently staying with relatives, faced an uncertain rebuilding outlook.
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Tama
Ernest Buresh
Baresh
Marshalltown
Brooklyn
Roxie Willson
Willson
Buresh
Amos Lenning
Oxford Junction Names New Superintendent
Howard D. Andre is hired as superintendent of the Oxford Junction Consolidated School. He succeeds Ted Urich who resigned to move to Mt. Pleasant. Andre, a Mechanicsville native, has spent the past year at LeClaire.
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Oxford Junction
Howard D. Andre
Oxford Junction Consolidated School
Andre
Ted Urich
Mt. Pleasant
Mechanicsville
LeClaire
Fire Destroys Barn on Leonard Abbe Farm
A large barn full of hay on the Leonard Abbe farm three miles north of Toledo on highway 63 was destroyed by fire on Wednesday afternoon. Tenant Don Foreman reported the fire likely started from spontaneous combustion. Tama firemen aided by a Toledo rural pumper and four firefighters contained the blaze. contents included milking equipment, a water heater, hay and straw, with partial insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAMA
Leonard Abbe
Toledo
Highway 63
Don Foreman
Decorah Carlsborg and Blilie Injured in Night Accident
George Carlsborg 73 and Anton(e) Blilie 83 were listed in good condition at Decorah hospital after a Wednesday night crash when Carlsborg missed a turn and struck a utility pole.
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Decorah
George Carlsborg
Antone Blilie
Decorah Hospital
Carlsborg
East Iowans Named To Dean's List At Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Eastern Iowa students totaling 37 were named to the dean's list at the State College of Iowa for the 1962-63 second semester. A 3.25+ GPA on at least 14 hours earned listed 37 honorees including Carolyn Racena and Jayne Lewis among others across Cedar Rapids Marion Delhi Decorah C. R. and nearby towns.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
State College of Iowa
William C. Lang
Jayne Lewis
Waveland Drive
Gary Martin
Terry Drive
Cedar Rapids
Sharon Alexander
Douglas Ozias
Janet Potter
Vera Smith
Marion
Verna Harris
Terry Holdridge
Delhi
Carolyn White
Decorah
Arthur Roling
Earlville
Carroll Engelhardt
Elkader
Harold Clausen
Gladbrook
James Custer
Joel Goodman
Belle Plaine
Mary Flitsch
Alburnett
Dorothy Day
East Iowan Fined On Liquor Charge
In Iowa City District Court Judge James Gaffney fined Dean Siessenger 500 dollars plus costs after his guilty plea to illegal possession of liquor from a March 21 raid on the Lighthouse supper club in North Liberty. permits for Lighthouse and Shannon's were approved by North Liberty officials, pending state approval, with questions about eligibility under the new liquor by the drink law.
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Iowa City
James Gaffney
Dean Siessenger
Johnson County
Sheriff's Office
Lighthouse Supper Club
Siessenger
North Liberty
Shannon’s
State Liquor Control Commission
Lowell Hartsock
The
Shannon
Jan Siessenger
Ralph Neuzil
Neuzil
More Liquor Licenses Issued
The Iowa liquor control commission issued late Wednesday new liquor by the drink licenses. Class A clubs include Moose club Tipton lodge 730 Tipton 500 American Legion post 692 Ryan 300 Tama Toledo Country club Tama 300. Class C licenses include Corcoran's cafe and tavern Ryan 500 Bernies Foxhead Iowa City 1000 Riverside Cafe & Tavern Manchester 750 Royale Ballroom Fairfax 500 Lone Tree 500 Ceg-Rel Supper Club Cedar Rapids 1000 Mt. Auburn tavern Mt. Vernon 500 Bob's cafe Monticello 750 Eggers cafe Keystone 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Club
Tipton
American Legion Post
Ryan
Tama-Toledo
Tama
Matthew J
Mildred V. ‘Corcoran
Corcoran’s
Bernard Joseph Alberhasky
Bernie’s Foxhead
Iowa City
Helen L. Rhodes
Riverside Cafe
Manchester
James H. Kurtz
Royale
Fairfax
Douglas W. Abrams
Lone Tree
Robert J
Patricia M. Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Junior Rahn
Mt. Auburn
Mt. Vernon
Robert F. Loomis
Monticello
Ben Eggers
Eggers
Keystone
Carrell Named Head of State Job Unit
Ross M. Carrell of Polk County was elected chairman of the Iowa employment security commission for 1964. He serves as public representative on the commission with Jerome W. Corbett as employer representative and Henry F. Carter as labor representative and vice chairman of the body.
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Des Moines
Ross M. Carrell
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Carrell
Polk County
Jerome W. Corbett
Woodbury County
Henry F. Carter
Des Moines County
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State Liquor Commission
Liquor Commission
Bolt
Oxford Jct
Tru-Blu
Spaight’s
Sheraton
Montrose Hotel
Chevrolet
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Dean
East Iowan
UPI
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Sale
W.t.grant CO
First Ave
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