Vacation church school at First Baptist set for next week
Vacation church school at First Baptist Church 2805 Fourteenth Avenue runs daily from 9 a.m. It features a Go Love Is Jesus theme, a crafts filled mall with shops, and is open to the public with optional pre-registration by calling church office 377-3278 in the morning. Age four through eight grade children accepted.
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Vacation Church
First Baptist Church
Fourteenth Avenue
Lancon
Jesus
Greeley Woman Killed As Car Overturns
Mary Katie Philipp, 58, was found dead at 7 am after being thrown from her car when it left the road and rolled into a south ditch one mile west of Greeley. She was reportedly en route home from Cedar Rapids after visiting her hospitalized son. Funeral services are planned at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with visitation and wake details provided. Additional notes include numerous city building permits issued in the past week for various contractors and homes, with specifics on builders and estimated costs.
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Greeley
Mary Katie Ty Philipp
Here
Highway Patrol
Philipp
Cedar Rapids
Marion Heights Pharmacy Break-In Calls Police Probe
Marion police investigate a early Thursday break-in at Marion Heights Pharmacy at Grand Avenue and South Eleventh Street. Patrol found entry via broken front door glass and an undetermined quantity of drugs taken. no cash was stolen. Ady, tk Sell House listed for sale details. sale handled by Fred J. Gibson Co with John Zachar Jr Co. Inc.
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Marion
Marion Heights
Grand Avenue
South Eleventh Street
Louie Kristjanson
Fourteenth Avenue
Keith A. Trey
Garber
Kristjansons
Shellsburg
Fred J. Gibson and Co
John Zachar, Jr
Quiet Burglar Withnote Left Behind
A burglar stole a stereo while W Lee Singleton and his wife slept. The thief left a cryptic note referencing a master's degree and warning about financial strain. Singleton says the note's meaning is unclear and questions the writer's intent.
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Rattler
W. Lee Singleton
Ater
Singleton
Aleep
Sue
Lee
What a Name For a Dog What a Name For a Dog
Baltimore officials unveiled Conserva as the chosen name for the campaign dog symbolizing the energy conservation drive. The choice came from 1,744 entries by city employees, with runnerup B.O.W.S.E.R. standing for Baltimore Outlaws Waste and Saves Energy Regularly.
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Baltimore
Bawlawer
Watts
Count de Bucks
Freddy Frugal
Conserva
B.o.w.5.e.r
Baltimore Outlaws
Workers Are Own Bosses in Addy Alcoa Plant Experiment
Addy Washington AP reports 280 employees at Northwest Alloys run their plant without foremen or unions using worker teams to decide tasks and solve problems. The program emphasizes production goals, with a high but improving safety and attendance record and early signs of self-management, though experts caution it may not fit every site.
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Addy
Wash
Sys Chake Taylor
Taylor
Alumium Company of America
Northwest Alloys, Inc
Kaiser
Pennsylvania
Tennessee Autoparts
Carl Hudson
State Lottery Plans Telephone Betting To Challenge Numbers Racket
State lottery officials unveil a plan to offer legal wagering by telephone with lines of credit starting at $5. Players can place bets by phone using funds on deposit, while slips for the lottery sell through about 400 retail outlets. Officials admit easing access to the legal game may be necessary to compete with the illegal numbers racket.
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Bostgn
Beilers
Zoo Conditions Criticized at Davenport Children's Zoo
Johnson county Animal Protection League director alleges inadequate diets care and housing for Arctic foxes and prairie dogs moved from Iowa City. Officials promise temporary cages and phased improvements with retreat areas and climbing structures, while a follow up visit is planned to assess changes.
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Jowa City
Davenport
Feteruary Park
Animal Protection League of
Johnson County
Antonin Russo
Davenport Zoo
Iowa City
Richard Lane
Iowa City 200
Russo
Joanne Connell
Daniel Brice
Scott County Humane Society
Arctic
Connell
the Gazette
Brice
Jack Niewoehner
The
Park Commission
Niewoehner
China Oil Exports Could Dilute Oil Cartel Power
Two American Chinese economists say rapid expansion of China's oil exports could dilute the Arab oil cartel's influence. K C Yeh of Rar Corp and L Wu of the University of San Francisco spoke at the Sino American Conference in China. The four day event drew about 100 China scholars from the United States and Taiwan.
Drunk Driving Charge for Fairfax Man Arrested on Third Avenue
Scott J. Williams, 26, of Fairfax, was arrested in the 304 block of Third Avenue SW early Thursday after officers stopped his car for driving slowly without headlights. He is in Linn County Jail on a $500 bond.
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Scott J. Willams
Fairfax
Third Avenue
Linn County
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