Rader Receives Outward Bound Scholarship for Oregon Course
Michael H. Rader of 2865 Eighteenth Avenue earns a Northwest Outward Bound school scholarship to a 24 day mountaineering course in the Three Sisters region of the Oregon Cascades. He graduates Linn-Mar High 1975 and attends Wartburg College. course runs June 13 to July 6 with map navigation first aid camping rock climbing and solo camping segments.
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Eighteenth Avenue
Three Sisters
Oregon Cascade Mountains
Nader
Wartburg College
Waverly
Linn-Mar High School
John R. Rader
Eugene
Ore
Building Permits Granted by Local Department
One new house permit approved in the last seven days for Larry Clements and Larry Finley at 4040 Charter Oak Lane valued at 29 316. Additional permits include Charlene Flatt deck 1630 Starry Drive 1 200 Max Blattner garage 4501 Lantern Court 2 808 Charles E Crambler garage 1960 First Avenue 2 916 Maurice Mowrer deck and sliding glass doors 1780 Maplecrest Drive 900 Lynn Starry garage 605 Hillview Drive 2 754 Richard Comley enlarged patio 245 Eighth Avenue 300 Don Novoting four stall garage 2055 2095 Fifth Avenue 5 445 W H Hill garage 3090 Twenty fifth Avenue 3 240. Also classifieds note kitchen help wanted at Stickney’s and a no ear piercing clinic this week. Ray’s Jewelry ads.
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Larry Clements
Larry Finley
Charter Oak Lane
Charlene Flatt
Starry Drive
Max Blattner
Lantern Court
Charles E. Crambler
First Avenue
Maurice Mowrer
Maplecrest Drive
Lynn Starry
Hillview Drive
Richard Comley
Eighth Avenue
Don Novoting
Fifth Avenue
W.H. Hill
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Marion Summer Music Program Sets Five Week Schedule
Marion Independent announces a five week summer instrumental music program for elementary students entering fifth or sixth grade. Lessons and ensembles run at Marion High School with rehearsals Tuesday and Thursday at 8 15 a.m. Contact Paul Wright in the band room to enroll or for vacation conflicts. YMCA activity schedule and local notices follow.
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Marion Independent
Paul Wright
Wright
Bourne Heads New Drug Abuse Office
Washington UPI Peter Bourne a psychiatrist and close Carter friend has assumed the post as director of the Office of Drug Abuse He was born in England and was sworn in on Wednesday.
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Washington
UPI
Peter Bourne
Carter
Office of Drug Abuse
Bourne
England
Learn To Swim Aides Sought In Grant Wood Red Cross
The Grant Wood area Red Cross chapter seeks volunteers for its Summer Learn To Swim program. Anyone over 11 may aide with lessons, safety, baby pool duty, and clerical tasks. Training runs 10 a.m. to noon next Monday through Friday. Call 366-3538 or visit any of five municipal pools.
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Grant Wood Area
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Red Cross
Area Graduates Earn Degrees From Multiple Institutions
Chelain Bern of 1250 Robinwood Jane NE earns a BA in music from the University of Arizona Tucson. David DeKlotz of 321 Hampden Drive NE will receive a BS in science from Utah State University Logan on Saturday. Donald Howlett of Walker receives a BS in music education from Marion College Marion Ind.
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Chelain Bern
Robinwood
Jane
University of Arizona At
Tucson
David DeKlotz
Hampden Drive
Utah State University
Logan
Donald Howlett
Walker
Marion College
Marion
Ind
Carter son Chip to visit Britain for Jubilee events
President Carter's son Chip and his wife Caron will be guests of Prime Minister James Callaghan during Britain's Silver Jubilee celebrations. They will stay June 6 to 12 and attend events including the Jubilee service at St Pauls, a Thames regatta, fireworks, and the Trooping the Colour.
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London
Carter
Chip
Caron
James Callaghan
Britain
Elizabeth
St. Paul's Cathedral
Gunmen Caught After Gem Heist Near Montecatini Spa
Police chased four gunmen who robbed a jewelry store of gems worth 330000 dollars. A helicopter spotted two men at Montecatini Terme spa and they were captured with the stolen jewelry and a cache of weapons.
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Montecatini Terme
Italy
UPI
District Court sentences in Linn cases listed
John Wilks received two concurrent sentences up to ten years for breaking and entering and robbery in Cedar Rapids. James P. Cook got one year in county jail with two years probation for larceny. Laree C. Minor was sentenced to up to ten years for forgery. George P. Mundy fined 500 for second offense drunk driving. Kenneth R. Langham got six months suspended with probation and 400 fine for barbiturate delivery. Harold V. Clay had probation revoked and must serve one year for delivery of a controlled substance. Cynthia J. Johnson had robbery with aggravation dismissed for lack of evidence. charge of larceny at night was filed instead.
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Linn District Court
John Wilks
Cedar Rapids
James P. Cook
Laree C. Minor
Reformatory
Ely
George P. Mundy
Kenneth R. Langham
Harold V. Clay
Clay
Cynthia J. Johnson
Richard Techau
Stanwood
Eagles Install Officers at Fraternal Club Ceremony
The Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 2272 and its auxiliary held a joint installation at the Eagles club on Wednesday evening. Aerie officers include Charles Harrison as worthy president and Carl Cornell Jr as past president, with several other roles listed. Marion's Pauline Henry installed as madam president of the auxiliary alongside Isabelle Schroeder and Michele Miller in key posts.
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Order of Eagles
Eagles Club
Aerie
Charles Harrison
Illinois Street
Carl Cornell, Jr
Ron Hansen
Robert Muhlhausen
Darrell Shriver
Joe Sindelar
Kenneth Whitlock
Ron Miller
Ray Herbsleb
Harold Kline
Russell
Kirkwood High School Graduation Set For Friday
Kirkwood High School will hold graduation Friday at 7 30 p m in Kennedy High School auditorium. Over 500 adults completed high school this year including about 160 inmates at Anamosa reformatory. Morris Allen will give the commencement address with Peter Bryant as master of ceremonies.
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Kirkwood Community College
Kennedy High School
Anamosa
Morris Allen
Marion
Kirkwood
Peter Bryant
Gaylen Cahn
Newell Lash
Cedar Rapids
Selby Ballantyne
Glenn Jensen
Coordina
Feminist Elizabeth Schlesinger Dies at 90 in Williamsburg
Elizabeth Bancroft Schlesinger feminist and mother of Arthur Schlesinger Jr died in Williamsburg at age 90. The piece recalls 1967 when over 600 landlords smashed NYC city hall doors to protest a strike by apartment house workers and clash with police while seeking Mayor Lindsay.
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Williamsburg, Va
Elizabeth Bancroft Schlesinger
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
New York City City Hall
John Lindsay
Youth Burned in Accident Returns Home
Kelvin Davis age 12 of Devonwood Avenue SW has returned home from University hospitals in Iowa City after burns covering 46 percent of his body due to contact with a high voltage line at the Hunter substation on April 12. His mother says he is recovering and riding his bicycle, with follow up checkups planned. He required skin grafts on much of his upper body.
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Kelvin
Jay) Davis
Devonwood Avenue
Hunter
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Columnist Seigenthaler Dies at 84 in Nashville
Walter Seigenthaler, 84, longtime newspaper executive and author of the syndicated column Snap Shots by Seig, died Monday in Nashville. He led an AP influenced career shaping journalism and commentary.
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Nashville
Walter Seigenthaler
Newspaper Printing Corp
Seig
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