Linn-Mar Board Okays Pedestrian Span and Assignments
Linn-Mar board approves building a 12 foot wide pedestrian span over Indian Creek with estimated cost 17 000 to 18 000 and debates bid process. The panel also approves school staff appointments including librarians and teachers and reviews HVAC and bus contracts amid district renovations.
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Hlalus Tupuris
Linn-Mar Board of Education
Aigrord
Indian Creek
Bis Company
Lipi-Marines
Linn-Mar
Wic Hhign
Marion Approves Education Program
Marion approves an alternate education program for about 35 students unsuited to conventional learning. Remodeling of the Longfellow building continues with one administration office complete. The board also weighs a towel rental contract with Gym Towel Rental Service of Baraboo Wis amid options like laundering towels locally or asking parents to supply towels.
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Marion Independent School
Clark Stevens
Longfellow
Ken Smith
Baraboo
Wis
Gym
John Vernon
Ellen Adams
Russell Vinson
Richard Rice
Mercy Supl. Stevens
Park Board authorizes ten contracts and reports progress
Marion park board on Thursday approved ten contracts including plans for a restroom at an unspecified Marion park and use of City Square park during County Fair days. The board also discussed Hanna park construction, August walks at City Square, temporary repairs for Bicentennial events, and supervision by Thompson.
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Marion Park
Herman Thompson Associates
Marion
Marion Chamber of Commerce
City Square Park
James
Shelia Seigal
Joe Butterfield
Hanna Park
Butterfield
Gome
Pops Concert Saturday At Christian Church
Marion Christian church chairs present a pops concert Saturday at 7 30 p m at the church on McGowan Boulevard The GO singers in five chairs will be directed by Mrs David Etzel The choirs will present a salute to America World’s bicentennial The concert is free to the public
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Marion Christian Church
McGowan Bolevard
David Etzel
Wos
Trial notes unclear garbled names and case outcome
A damaged OCR entry records a defendant from a district court case pled guilty or was sentenced for a crime tied to a breakaway group. The text mentions probation terms of five years and references a city or county venue, but many names and details are garbled.
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Adal Garcia
Browlpuilies
Taxis
Johnaone
Cawaty
Vente Gaecit
Cal
Global Tour Plans Dropped by Lowans
MIAML Fla AP Bill and Minnie Rotiseh former Dubinque Jaws residents sell the bowl they hoped would take them around the world. He spent six years guiding yachts aboard Cindy Mariv and the pair cruised the Mis River in December 974. They’ve abandoned plans to sail the globe and sold the vessel for 50 000 dollars. Rising costs and crew loss prompted the move. The couple plans to return to the Midwest, likely Dubuque or Ruckford, to be near relatives.
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MIAML
Fla (Ap
Bill
Minnie Rotiseh
Dubinque
Jaws
Butiseh
Gbiggt
Cindy Mariv
Mamie
Dubuque
Decison
Sid Bodigel
Vale
Bodisch
Midwest
Dubuque Or
Ruckford
Grant Wood Festival Weekend event lineup announced
Stone City and Anamosa residents plan a busy Grant Wood Art Festival with a Saturday opening at 10 am featuring bicentennial flag, canoe race, historical film showings, bus tours, and a trampoline team. Anamosa hosts art and craft shows, antique displays, car exhibits, teen dances, volleyball, a parade with Miss Stone City and Nan Wood Graham, and an antique fair.
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Stone City
Grant Wood
Anamosa
Murgell's Bridge
Canada
Nissen Trampoline Corp
Stone
Dante
Steve Gily
Antioch —Country School
Angimusa Prantl
Sean Conner Crash Victim In Coralville Train Collision
Coralville reports identify 18 month old Sean Garrett Conner as the victim of a car train crash on Camp Cardinal road. His mother Connie Conner, 23, remains hospitalized with head and neck injuries and lacerations after the vehicle was pushed about 50 feet by a locomotive. Bystanders freed the infant, who died at the hospital.
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Coralville
Camp Cardinal Road
Sean Garrett Conner
Larry J. Conner
Connie
University Hospitals
Piers-By
Services Are Saturday For W. E. Bywater in Iowa City
Willis E. Bywater, 68, of Iowa City, died Monday in Mexico while on vacation. A former Economy Advertising vice-president and Tipton publisher, he belonged to the University of Iowa Alumni, the state historical society, and attended Kappa Upsilon and Sigma Delta Chi. He is survived by his brother Ray of Iowa City. Services are Saturday at 140 Beckman-Huterts.
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Towa City
Willis E. Bywater
Iowa City
Mexico
Dennis Banks May Go Free In Oregon Bail Hearing
Portland report says Dennis Banks could be freed next Tuesday if Gov. Straub takes no action on extradition. Multnomah County Circuit Judge Pate Daley indicated he would delay further action when the extradition warrant is presented. Banks is charged with possession of weapons and intent in a South Dakota case.
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Portland
Ure
Prunia Banas
Bob Straub
Snutt Dakota
Oregen
South Diketa
Council to Seek Four Way Stop at Tipton Corner
Tipton City Council directed the city attorney to ask the state transportation department to install a four way stop at the Plum Street and Highway 130 intersection after a car bicycle collision Wednesday night. Lisa Farrell, 7, was taken to University Hospitals in Town City after riding into a pickup. The council also banned parking on the east side of Meridian Street between Third and Fourth Streets and moved to modify a lease at Tipton airport to allow service for aircraft.
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Tipton
Tinton
Town Department of Transportation
Lisa Farrell
University ‘Hospitals
Town City
Joan Behrle
Plum Street
Meridian Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Bill Main
Lisbon
Molm
Loans Approved For Alburnett And West Branch
Farmers Home Administration approved loans for Alburnett and West Branch. A $94,400 loan funds a three unit project in Alburnett, while West Branch secured $51,510 for a four apartment building. Projects will house senior citizens and moderate income families.
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Washington
Farmers Home
Alburnett
West Branch
Michael Blegin
Iowa
Stolen Property Charge Filed In University Bike Theft
TOWACITY Norman Davis of Chicago was arrestedThursday after a pursuit on foot and by car by campus police. Davis faced a charge of possession of stolen property and was held in Johnson county jail. Campus police spotted Davis and a companion near bike racks at the University of Iowa, chased them as they ran, and found two bicycles in a nearby yard. Davis allegedly returned to the yard and refused to leave the vehicle before the stakeout led authorities to stop the vehicle on Interstate BU. Davis was to be arraigned Friday.
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Norman Davis
Chicago
Carly Royal Law
Johnson County
Davis
University of Iowa
Law City
Yar
Chambers Quits As UI Officer Joins Faculty
Iowa City University of Iowa executive vice president George Chambers announced his resignation to take effect June 10. He will assume a full professorship in education and plans to return to teaching as the UI faculty reshapes leadership at the state Regents meeting near Lake Okoboji.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
George Chambers
Willard Boyd
State Board of Regents
Lake Gkeoboji
Chambers
College of Education
Regents Agree to Extended Delay on Old Brick Church
The state board of regents backs a purchase option for Friends of Old Brick to preserve the Presbyterian church, contingent on First Presbyterian Church agreeing to extend the contract. The plan would convert the site into general space while preserving the sanctuary, with Friends of Old Brick needing to raise 140000 to buy the building and avoid demolition by the owner. The board supports delaying razing but requires a timeline agreement from church members.
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Milford
State Board of Regents
Friends of
Old Brick
Gelong
Chairch
Downchosen Town City
Friends of Old Brick
Friends of OM Brick
First Presbyterian Church
Pravda Affirms Equal Security as War Policy Basis
Pravda asserts equal security as the only reasonable basis for wartime policy, criticizing Western military pressure and insisting that American agreements cannot secure lasting peace. The article quotes Yur Zhukov outlining the party line that Moscow seeks reciprocal security.
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Moscow
UPL
Mealfirmathan
Communist Party
Pravda
Yur Zhukov
Ieadihe
Durhataosnel
Tata
Satan
Paren Canning
Vaccination drive in Yopal as yellow fever outbreak grows
In Colombia yellow fever kills 10 people and prompts authorities to vaccinate residents in Yopal and nearby areas. Travel restrictions are imposed to prevent spread to other regions as officials note the tropical Zastelt Maina outbreak near Cusanare, about 400 miles west of Bogota.
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Boyota
Colombia
Mosi Dente
Yopal
Portrol
Wich
Cusanare
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Scott Olson
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Linn Mar
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Muor Na Frau
Firat Western Insurance
Mathal
Alan Pisted
Une Suhiaol
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Hpair Ob Fliniet Humertis
Washington D.C
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Jobin Suefin
Avid Hutchingon
Michael Nash
Delna Weichman
Diane Zrudsky
Larry Gass
Mali
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Self
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Christian Church
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W.£. Bywater
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