Linn-Mar Summer Band to Open City Park Concert Series
The Linn-Mar high school summer band will open a trio of City Park concerts, Friday at 8 p.m., with subsequent shows on July 2 and 46. David Weller performs trombone solos, Byron Thompson sings Rodgers and Hammerstein tunes, and selections include Thundercrest and El Capitan. Rain will cancel the event. Norman G. Meyer directs.
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Linn-Mar
City Park
Marion Parks Department
David Weller
Arthur Pryor
Hawley Ades
Weller
Brie Osterling
Charles Carter
Bacharach
David
Leroy Anderson
Karl King
el Capitan
John Philip Sousa
Linin-Mar
Norman G. Meyer
Open House and Court Dates at Marion Chamber Offices
Open house for Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce new offices at 611 Eleventh Street Southeast is set for June 25 from 5 to 9 p.m. Marion division executive Terry L. Crank reports Hultman faces penalties for underage beer and driving violations. Hultman posted bonds and plans district court appeal. Also noted are services for Franklin D. Oster and Roy Hively and a petty larceny case from the YMCA bus gasoline theft.
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Marion
Cedar ‘Rapids-Marion
Area Chamber of Commerce
Newn
Marlin E. Hiltman
Fifteenth Street
Cedars
Rapids
Terry L. Crank
Marion Divief Beer
Sion
Hultman
Miley Adams
District Court
Stickney
Adv
Marion Boulevard
Art
Franklin D
Roy
A Oster
Linn County
YMCA
Yecerrinwon
Wadena
Adams
Schlitz
Wilma
Alburnett
Marion Woman Dies While Visiting Alburnett
Susan Marie Holland 23 of 415 Sixteenth Street died Tuesday in Alburnett while visiting sister Mrs Dwight Plate. Born October 11, 1947 in Manhattan Kansas she lived in Marion 21 years. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs David Holland sister and two brothers David Bruce and Douglas. Services Friday at 2 pm Baxter Memorial chapel by Rev Charles Moore. Burial Oak Shade. Ad notice from Marion newspaper confirms details.
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Susan Marie Holland
Sixteenth Street
Alburnett
Dwight Plate
Manhattan
Kan
Marion
David Holland
David Bruce
Douglas
Baxter Memorial
Charles. Moore
Oak’ Shade
Building Permits Report Last Week by City Department
Building department issued several permits including William N. Brewster at 3009 North Orrian Drive for 32432 dollars to Feekes Construction at 2505 Twenty-sixth Avenue for 13800 dollars Harold Hartgrave re side dwelling at 119 Tenth Street for 2325 dollars Lester Rowse add room at 1700 Park Avenue for 3120 dollars M C Melcher reroof dwelling at 540 Twelfth Street for 700 dollars Herman Cooper steel shed at 1305 Third Avenue for 1200 dollars. An extra bartender Fridays nights noted at Club Royale.
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M. C
Melcher
Twelfth
Herman Cooper
Third Avenue
Marion Court Briefs in Miles Adams Police Court
Week of cases heard includes speeding for Kerry Mann Susan Renter Jimny Gruskey Daniel Voeltz and Jerry Mange with bonds ranging from 6 to 25 dollars plus stop sign violations for Joe Fresh Homer Wilson Fred Hansen and Gary Brehdes Prohibited passing and reckless driving charges listed with defendants and addresses in Cedar Rapids Mt. Vernon Springville Manchester and Center Point Road areas.
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Springville
Fred Hansen
Manchester
Jerry W. Mange
Linnview Drive
Gary A." Brehdes
Broadmore Road
Cedar Rapids
Marlin E
Cedar Rapids Court Dockets List Traffic and Minor Offenses
A compilation of local traffic and misdemeanor penalties from Cedar Rapids listings. Names, addresses, and fines or terms are shown for offenses ranging from speeding and failure to obey traffic devices to intoxication and petty larceny, with numerous Cedar Rapids residents and nearby areas named. Continuous entries include court actions, jail terms, and fines from justice of the peace proceedings.
Harvard Ends All ROTC Programs In 1969
Harvard University ended its Reserve Officers' Training Corps and related contracts with the Navy and Air Force. The Navy program expired with commissioning of 12 ensigns and eight second lieutenants. The Army ROTC program had been terminated last year amid student protests.
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Boston
Harvard University
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Navy and Fair
Harvard
Army
Big Minh Sees Saigon Afraid of Peace in Candidacy Notes
Retired General Duong Van Minh known as Big Minh attacked the Saigon government as fearfully cautious about peace. He called himself a nationalist combatant and hinted at a presidential bid, criticizing policy contradictions toward the Communists and the mixed electoral idea while denying Communist political participation.
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Saigon
Duong van Minh
Big
Thieu
South Vietnam
Minh
Coder Repids Gazette Tour Report Confuses Readers
A fragment notes a June 17 1971 event and June 11 390 that create confusion about peaceful nationalist aims, mentioning both domestic and international readers. The item hints at a controversial tour and public perception without clear details.
Indians Ousted From Old Base
In Richmond California soldiers and police with helicopters moved in to eject about 83 Indians from an abandoned army missile base they had seized four days earlier. About 75 of the 85 were arrested and placed in temporary housing with no violence reported.
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Richmond
Calif
UPI
Nixon outlines expanded drug rehabilitation and methadone use
President Nixon orders testing for Vietnam veterans rehabilitation and urges legislation to allow military retainment for treatment of narcotics addicts. He proposes VA facilities be used for drug rehab and seeks broader methadone authority. A three year aim for a new Special Action Office on Drug Abuse Prevention would monitor agency performance with possible two year extension.
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Vietnam
Department of Defense
Veteran's Administration
Congress
Nixon
Special Action Office of Drug Abuse Prevention
Want ads perform an im portant community service read them daily
Community readers are urged to check daily want ads for local needs. The short notices emphasize timely service and practical information on jobs housing and item listings to aid neighbors and visitors.
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Sinn-Mar
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Rodgers and Hammerstein
Leigh and
Darion
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Ray Hefel
Fourth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Marién
Father
Irvin
Osmond Brother
Marion TV
Ady
Club Royale
William R. Hennessey
Tenth Street
Isemse
Jimmy L. Gruskey
Ninth Avenue
Jay B. Richardson
Bever Avenue
Gregory A. Evans
Daleview Drive
James
L. Blood
Lennox Avenue
Ine
Loudland
Dennis D. Thein
Twenty Seventh Street
Michael
P. Whitson
McGowan Boulevard
William G. Vernon
Twelfth Street
Evert V. Pearson, Jr
Keith’ Drive
Betty J. Rupe
Ely
LeRoy
Erhardt
Elkader
Gary A. Davidson
Bramble Road
Marlin E. Auitman
Roy E. Oster
Justice of
Jth Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Richard W. Chris- Han
Aurora
John J. Hoffman
Eighth Street
Duane E. Kalous
James S. Lovell
Center Point
Steven C. Zieser
Dan. A. Ragan
Juniper Drive
Mike Evans
Cottage Grove Avenue
Northwestern Bell
Tung
Perma Press
Erneil
Cedar Hills
BankAmericard Shopper's Service
Iowa City
Johnson County District Court
Clifford Day Bunyan
University of Towns
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Foe
Fae
Rayoff Spon Cratchr
International Playtex Corporation
U.S.A
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Garpeti
Rae
Dad
Irwin
MICHAELS/STERN
Curlee
Saxony Hall
Arrow and Career Club
Wembly
Levi Brands
7Th Ave
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