Wilton Chickery ordered closed by June 20
Wilton McCray's Midwest Chicks, with locations in Marion and Wilton, must shut Wilton operations by June 20 per Muscatine county district court Judge James Havercamp. The facility, run by Rev. Warren McCray for the Chapel of the Transformer, violates Wilton zoning by housing livestock and commercial sales, drawing city odor complaints as officials seek removal after years of efforts.
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Iowa's Role in Changing World Economic Order
Iowa plans a conference at the University of Iowa on Iowa's impact on developing nations. Neville Kanakaratne and David Bolen will speak on Friday evening with Guy Erb addressing on Saturday. Registration is $5. events run Friday evening and Saturday morning with multiple panels.
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Wehr Grand Jury Probe Set for August
A Scott County grand jury will not begin its investigation of former county attorney Edward N. Wehr until August.
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Edward N. Wehr
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Johnson Camps Planned in Johnson County Iowa
Community camps for children ages 9 to 12 will be held in three Johnson county locations funded by the extension service and supervised by two University of Iowa students. Camp runs ten weekdays 9 to 11 30 a m with no participation fee.
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Lone Tree
Suspected Arson in Iowa City Storage Closet Fire
A storage closet fire at the Mark IV apartments in Iowa City is under investigation as arson. Fire units contained the blaze with most contents destroyed. a prior February 13 fire in the same area is also suspected arson.
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Lawrance Kinney
Coralville
Iowa Raises Unemployed Pay To 124 Dollars
The maximum weekly job insurance payment for unemployed Iowans increases to 124 dollars effective July 3, up from 116 dollars. The 124 dollar rate equals two thirds of the base period earnings and reflects an 7.8 percent rise based on the 1976 average weekly wage of insured workers.
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DES Moines
Job Service of Iowa Research and Statistics Department
Tax Collections Ahead of Last Year in Iowa
Des Moines reports state tax collections for July through May totaling 1.125 billion dollars, 11.4 percent above last year. Individual income tax leads at 473 million, corporate tax 90.6 million, and sales tax 278.4 million, with projections around 9.5 to 9.6 percent for the full year.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Marvin Selden
Gerry Rankin
Iowans Hold More Government Jobs as Farm Work Drops
Iowa state report shows government employment rose by about two thirds since 1960 with 200200 workers in the first quarter of 1977. Farm labor declined 37 percent since 1960 while local governments, schools, and state agencies drive the growth.
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Iowa
Governor’s Economic Advisory Council
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