Revenue agents seize assets as warrants served on two Tulsa firms
Iowa Revenue Department and Marion police served $31,859.35 warrants on Triple Theatrical Productions Inc. and Mid-America Circus Corp. Three vehicles and other equipment were seized and stored. Warrants cover taxes from the last five years in Iowa. Mid-America Circus had a Marion performance Sunday. Marie K. Thinnes rites set for Wednesday at St. Josephs Church. Burial at Mt. Calvary. Rosary recited Tuesday at Murdoch's. Hickory smoked ribs and seafood featured Wednesdays at Stickney’s. Marion Planning and Zoning Commission to meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and Marion City Council to meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Iowa Department of Revenue
Marion Police
Triple Theatrical Productions, Inc
Mid-America Circus Corp
Tulsa
Oklo
Iowa
Mid-America Circus
Marion
Marie K. Thinnes
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Gallagher
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Murdoch’s
Marion Planning and Zoning Commission
Council
City Hall
Music Honor to Tim Burkhart
The National Arion award in vocal music at Marion high school was presented to Tim Burkhart. Theresa Godar received the service award. Burkhart, Ron Pool, Yo vonne Pitzen, Mike Ryan, Rik Novey, Tom Parman, Kim Flugga, Brenda Kucera and Barb Hemmingsen received dramatics honors from the Cedar Rapids Community Theatre Arts Guild. Past Noble Grands Assn. of Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the home of Oda Spence 1125 Eighteenth street. YMCA Wednesday schedule at the Marion YMCA includes non aquatic adult open gym 9 a m, men's fitness class noon, youth gym 1 p m, open gym 6 p m, pool pre school recreational swim 10 a m and 1 p m, adult open swim 11, youth recreational swim 3 30, swim team 5, family swim 8.
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Marion High School
Tim Burkhart
Theresa Godar
Burkhart
Ron Pool
Yovonne Pitzen
Mike Ryan
Rik Novey
Tom Parman
Kim Flugga
Brenda Kucera
Barb Hemmingsen
Cedar Rapids Community Theatre Arts Guild
Noble Grands Assn
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No
Oda Spence
Eighteenth Street
YMCA
The
Marion Ymca
Conservatives Vow To Obstruct Labor Measures
London AP reports Britain's opposition Conservatives vow to obstruct Labour measures after a 304 303 defeat that sparked fistfights in the Commons. Michael Heseltine grabbed the ceremonial mace during the Labour chanting of The Red Flag and was restrained. Thatcherites promise obstruction tactics while Parliament recesses for Whitsun.
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London
Britain
House of Commons
Michael Heseltine
Commons
Heseltine
Margaret Thatcher
Labor Party
Sri Lanka President Renominated for Fourth Year Term
Colombo reports Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike has nominated William Gopallawa for another four year term as Sri Lanka president. Gopallawa, 78, served as governor general for Queen Elizabeth II from 1962 to 1972 and became Sri Lanka's first president under the republican constitution.
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Colombo
Sri Lanka
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
William Gopallawa
Gopallawa
Bicycle Crash Injures 14-year-old Stewart Best
Stewart Best, age 14, of 2070 Twenty-fifth Avenue, was injured Tuesday morning when his bicycle struck a parked car in the 2300 block of Tenth Avenue. He was taken to St. Luke's Hospital and treated for head lacerations and possible neck injury. Ear Piercing Clinic advertised by licensed nurse, Saturday noon to 4. Ray's Jewelry advertisement.
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Stewart Best
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ray
Officials Helpless Despite Complaints About Drug Ads
In Boston a Fontana California mother reports a letter offering to send how to make speed for 20 dollars. Penkethman of Pocasset Massachusetts runs Speed Made Easy mail order with publications on making amphetamines. Officials say ads may be legal but are unhelpful to complaints. The postal service and police lack clear statutes to halt the operation.
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Boston
Fontana
Calif
Pocasset
Mass
Ing Penkethman
Cape Cod
Penkethman
Penkenthman
High Times
Robert Klein
Davis Center
Davis
W. Va
Gulfport
Miss
Harrison County
Leroy Hobbs
Mate
Bourne
Henry Mailoini
Clothing valued at twelve thousand five hundred dollars stolen
A break in at Clancy's Top on Third Avenue SE Sunday or Monday morning netted thieves about 12500 in clothing and 250 from the cash register. Entry was gained by breaking the front door lock. Lost items include 74 leather jackets 100 to 180 dollars each 74 Italian shirts about 33 dollars each and two suits. Cab driver found the broken lock and alerted police. Loss covered by insurance.
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Clancy
Third Avenue SE
Harlan Utecht
City Recommends Rejecting Ellis Park Water Well Bid
Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis Tuesday advised the city council to reject the single bid of 83,184 from William R. Hennessey, Inc. to build a new Ellis park area water well, noting the city estimate was 49,100 and that a previous rejection of an 87,000 bid occurred.
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Stan Reinis
Ellis Park
William R. Hennessey, Inc
Reinis
Re-elected officers named at Iowa City Housing Inc
Iowa City Housing Inc re elected Emil Trott as president Edwin J Ruppert as vice president Mrs M Willard Lampe as secretary Fred H Doderer as treasurer and Earl M Yoder as director The rental manager position held by James F McDaniel was renewed.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Housing, Inc
Emil Trott
Edwin J. Ruppert
M. Willard Lampe
Fred H. Doderer
Earl M. Yoder
James F. McDaniel
Hearing on Linn Revenue Funds Allocation
Linn supervisors held a public hearing on 622637 in federal revenue sharing funds for July through December. Requests included road dust alleviation at Toddville, and continued funding for a Big Brother program and a Chore program. Supervisor Jean Oxley noted most funds will go to capital improvements such as county jail changes and more courthouse space.
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Linn
Toddville
Jean Oxley
Thought for today by Franklin on liking the world
A philosophical quotation from Benjamin Franklin noting in 18th century sensibility a disposition to like the world as it is, reflecting optimism and practical wisdom about life and perception.
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Benjamin Franklin
John Masefield
Motorist Surfers Seizure Car Crashes House
Rosemary Diehl, 38, of rural Iowa City, was treated and released from Mercy hospital after a one car crash on old highway 218 near Butler bridge. Police and rescue crews said diabetic shock caused loss of consciousness, the car crossed the center line and struck a house causing heavy damage and rupturing a gas main. Diehl suffered cuts and abrasions. no damage estimate was available.
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Iowa City
Rosemary Diehl
Mercy Hospital
Butler Bridge
Johnson County
Area Residents Hurt in Holiday Motorcycle Races
Craig Augustine 17 of 283 Johnson avenue NW is in fair condition with facial and possible head injuries at St Luke's after a crash at Wendy Oaks track Monday. David Rutledge 19 of 3650 Johnson avenue NW treated for back injuries at St Luke's and released. Spectator Chris Tegeler of Manchester injured when a motorcycle struck the fence. she did not seek hospital care.
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Craig Augustine
Johnson Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
David Rutledge
Rutledge
St. Luke’s
Chris Tegeler
Manchester
Man Injured When Jail Bank Falls
A Cedar Rapids man held in Linn county jail was taken to St Luke's hospital for possible head injuries after an upper bunk bank fell on him Saturday night. Henry Parrish, 24, told deputies a knot in the bunk chain came loose causing the bank to drop. He was admitted to the ICU for observation, later returned to the county jail with no signs of head injury. Parrish faces charges including injury or tampering with a motor vehicle and resisting an officer.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
St. Luke's Hospital
Linn
Henry Parrish
Parrish
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