Marion to paint 25 ft lines near churches and public buildings
Marion's traffic division will paint 25 foot yellow lines in front of churches and public buildings where large groups gather. The aim is safer loading and unloading areas after many requests from elderly residents and parents. work begins in a few weeks. Drivers urged not to park there unless loading or discharging passengers or freight.
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Marion
Public Services Department
Russell Ward
Public Services
Ward
Marion Courts Hear Week of Traffic and License Offenses
In Judge Miles Adams police court list, multiple speeding and traffic cases appear with defendants and fines including Keith Maixner Stephen Gardner Judy Lawrance Kane Collins David Merten Harold Horn Mark Chute Kandi Schoelerman and others. No valid driver’s license charges against Gerald Etzel Richard Ross and stop sign and traffic signal violations are recorded. Justice of the peace cases include fishing with a throw line for Jerry Zimmermann and fishing without a license with the same name.
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Keith K Maixner
Twenty-fourth Street
Stephen K. Gardner
E Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Judy A. Lawrance
Ninth Street
Kane D. Collins
Starry Drive
David J. Merten
Spencer
Harold F. Horn
Mark P. Chute
McGowan Boulevard
Kandi L. Schoelerman
Krumholtz Drive
Gerald C. Etzel
Richard L. Ross
Twentyfirst Avenue
James V. Newburg
Norman Drive
Kathryn D. Syverson
Henderson Drive
Ann Peterman
Russell D. Nading
Johnson Avenue
Nancy E. Koestner
Eighth Avenue
City forms study committees names chairs and meeting time
The city appointed two new study committees on off street parking and garbage disposal. Fred Bud Weber was elected chairman of the off street parking group and W J Hahn leads the garbage and disposal committee. The next meeting for the off street parking panel is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in city hall.
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Fred
Bud” Weber
W. J. Hahn
Youth Nabbed in Alleged Break-in
IOWA CITY Jerry Lan drum 18 of Hardy Ark was arrested after allegedly trying to break into Cunningham Grocery store at 2 am Thursday. Store manager Bill Larson said he caught one of three suspects. Earlier Wednesday reports noted break-ins at Minit Car Wash and A L Barber shop with no items stolen. West High School break-in yielded $10 and vandalism. Regina High School lawn also saw thefts and spray painting.
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Iowa City
Jerry Landrum
Hardy
Ark
Cunningham
Bill Larson
Minit
West High School
Regina High School
Motorcyclist Hart Hart Oelwein Hit By Car Tuesday
Hart Oelwein Dominic Pirillo 24 was hospitalized in good condition after a motorcycle collision with a car in Oelwein Tuesday. Darnell Sellers 24 of Oelwein, the car driver, was charged with failure to yield the right of way. he was not injured.
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Oelwein
Dominic Pirillo
Oelwein Tuesiday
Darnrell Sellers
Damages to Store Window Rule Dropping Charge
Timothy Lee Casil of Montour, AWOL from the Marine Corps since January, appeared in Justice Terry Wheeler's court on a damage to building charge. He’ll have charges dropped once he pays Rosheim Rexall Drug Store for a broken front window, after requesting custody by the Marines. Other cases include Allen R. Alexander fined for false statement, Jerry Beck charged with failure to appear, and multiple small fines for traffic and disturbance infractions.
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Timothy Lee Casillas
Montour
A.w.o.l
U. S. Marine Corps
Court of
Terry Wheeler
Wheeler
Casillas
Rosheim Rexall
Randy Haughey
Allen R. Alexander
Toledo
Ray H. Crawford
Rosheim
Alexander
Wheeler’s
Highway Patrol
Jerry Dean Beck
Bangor
Beck
Joe Wanatee
Maurice Wayne
Mike Wayne
Emmett Roberts
Oscar Wanatee
Davenport Acts to End All Gambling Activities
Davenport Police Chief Charles Wright ordered a broad crackdown on all gambling and games of chance including bingo and lotteries used by church and civic groups for fundraising. Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner advised compliance, with undercover officers to target devices at the state fair. Wright said enforcement would curb midway activities at local fairs while legal guidance remains in force.
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Charles Wright
Davenport Times-Democrat
Wright
Iowa
Richard Turner
Lorder
All But One of 160 Chicks Are Stolen
Three sisters Maggie Flossie and Gladys Beck of Garwin report 159 chicks stolen from their farm coop with the delivery box missing. They heard a car in the yard about 1:30 a.m. and notified Tama County authorities.
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Gladys Beck
Garwin
Gerald Beck
Tama County Sheriff’s Office
Beck
Johnston Files for 74th District Seat in Iowa City
Iowa City state representative Joe Johnston announced his bid for reelection to the 74th district saying a governor call never came to push his run. He will face William Hargrave in the Democratic primary while Marion Neely seeks the Republican nomination for the 37th district state senate. Johnston noted starting a new law office and a reduced strain on his schedule as factors in his decision.
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Iowa City
Joe Johnston
Johnston
Marion Neely
Neely
Robert Ray
William Hargrave
Tama charges filed after one car crash near highway 30
Shirley W. Bolton, 56, of Des Moines was charged with intoxication on a public highway and failure to control a vehicle after a one car crash at 9 p.m. on highway 30 eight miles east of Tama. She was jailed in Tama and slated to appear in justice court Thursday.
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TAMA
Shirley W. Bolton
Des Moines
Highway Patrol
Here
Bolton
Tama City
Justice Court
Smart bombs reshape North Vietnam air war
In Saigon, officials say laser guided bombs and EO TV guided munitions have outperformed 1965 68 bombing on key links north of Hue to the Chinese border. Bridges and rail lines from Hanoi toward China are disrupted. Fewer planes are needed per mission, while Haiphong shipments remain limited.
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North Vietnam
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China
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South Vietnam
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Dragon’s Jaw
Ellis YMCA Plans Third Annual Quetico Canoe Trip
The Ellis YMCA opens registrations for its third annual canoe trip to the Quetico Superior wilderness from Ely Minnesota. Open to junior and senior high boys, the trip runs August 4 to August 12 with six days of canoeing. Training starts June 17 with biweekly meetings and safety instruction.
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Oelwein School Paving Bids Come In Under Estimate
Oelwein Community school board opened bids for 7 600 square yards of six inch concrete paving at Wings Park and Oelwein junior high. All bids under the $65 000 engineer estimate. Dust Construction of Iowa Falls submitted the apparent low bid of $53 728. After award, work will start and finish this summer.
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Oelwein
Wings Park
Iowa Falls
Driver Charged in Iowa City Accident
Michael Bresnahan, 32, of Iowa City, narrowly escaped serious injury after veering off Woolf Avenue at 9:45 p.m. Wednesday, crashing through a fence and landing upside down in the Veterans Hospital parking lot. He was charged with drunk driving, treated at Mercy Hospital, and released.
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Iowa City
Michael Bresnahan
Woolf Avenue
Veterans Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Israel Urges Airlines to Step Up Security After Rome Assault
In Tel Aviv, Foreign Minister Abba Eban urged airlines to adopt stricter security after gunmen attacked a flight from Rome to Tel Aviv. Meir criticized Air France for lax luggage checks. Three Japanese suspects, two killed, carried grenades and AK-47s in their Rome flight suitcases. Air France began luggage checks on Aviv-bound planes. threats at Orly and Kennedy caused hours of delays, all hoaxes.
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Israel
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Paris’ Orly Airfield
Paris
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