Marion plans new park concerts and facilities in three part series
Board notices new equipment at Taube tot tot area and Thomas park near the pavilion for 7:30 p.m. events. Parks director Vic Breemeersch fielded many calls about volleyball and basketball setups at Donnelly, Taube, and Thomas parks. The summer concerts, produced with Linn‑Mar and Marion schools, feature pieces by King and Osser with a Murdoch chapel service on Saturdays at 10:30 a.m., and a year‑round music program for residents.
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Taube
Linn-Mar
Ayneme Areca Frischoo
Thomas Park
Vic Breemeersch
MacLellan
King
Mellish
Cacavas
Friends
Linn-Mar and
Marion High
Building Permits Issued By Building Department
The building department issued permits in the last seven days for Randall Maburm to enlarge a garage at 1274 Twelfth Street for 800 dollars. Joe Hub bard seeks a house improvement at 999 Longview Drive for 253 dollars. Irvin Castle plans reroof garage at 1080 Seventh Street for 200 dollars. Mrs J H Stanaway seeks partial reroof garage at 1001 Twelfth Street for 125 dollars. C B Vernon proposes reroof porch at 805 Twelfth Street for 120 dollars. Terry Welsh to demolish and rebuild porch at 1985 Eighth Avenue for 190 dollars. John Hose to build patio and install glass sliding doors at 2420 Northview Drive for 1,500 dollars. James Netser house improvement at DL Hilltop Road for 218 dollars. Richard Woodward garage at 20 West Eighth Avenue for 2,420 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Maburm
Twelfth Street
Joe Hubbard
Longview Drive
Irvin Castle
Seventh Street
J. H. Stanaway
C. B. Vernon
Terry Welsh
Eighth Avenue
John Hose
Northview Drive
James Netser
Hilltop Road
Richard Woodward
Vehicle Ban Near Old Landfill Area Notification
Parks department posts no unauthorized vehicle signs near the old south landfill area south of Mertzer grade school southwest of Oak Shade cemetery and west of the Krumholtz addition. Unlicensed mini bikes and go carts are banned on public roads and property with prosecutions for violators. Marion Jaycees annual cook's day off planned for Sunday June 35 with house to house calls. YMCA Marion branch Friday activities include baseball practice junior high basketball league coed crafts and gym sessions with various times. Cub Scout pack met to award John Cordes Tom Davis Joe Blackwell Allen Grabau Todd Goertel Rickey Burney Mitch Pickering David Wise Ron Olitt Robbie Courtney Tim Junker.
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Parks Department
Old South
Mertzer Grade School
Oak Shade Cemetery
Krumholtz
YMCA
Marion Branch
Cub Scout Pack 6
John Cordes
Tom Davis
Joe Blackwell
Allen Grabau
Todd Goertel
Rickey Burney
Mitch Pickering
David Wise
Ron Olitt
Robbie Courtney
Tim Junker
Forreit Bonds-Bradley Von Pence Fails To Appear
Bradley Von Pence of 1248 Golfview Drive NE Cedar Rapids forfeited two bonds after missing a police court appearance. He faced June 16 charges of minor beer possession and unlawful use of a driver’s license, arrested at Armar ballroom. Community notice: North Star Homemakers picnic Sunday 12:30 pm Pinicon Ridge park Central City White Oak Hill. Marion council to meet Friday 4 pm at city hall with an executive session on personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley von ‘Pence
Golfview Drive
Cedar Dapids
Miles Adams
Marion
Armar
Howse
Gary G. Hauschild
West Tentharamie
North Star Homemakers Club
Pinicon Ridge Park
Central City
White Oak Hill
Aoe
Gary Sharpe
Tenth Street
Arthur LaFrentz
Twelfth Street
William E. Owen, Jr
Fourth Street
Bradley van Pence
View Drive
Cedar Rapids
Justice of
Marion Court Receives Seven Days Police Court Dockets
Judge Miles Adams presided over seven days of cases in Marion police court. Defendants face fines from 10 to 80 dollars for speeding no license plate intoxicants noise and other traffic violations. Several defendants listed Cedar Rapids Iowa City and central city as residences with bonds noted for some offenses.
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Miles Adams
Vincent J. Garcia
South Fourteenth Street
Steven EB. Meek
Hillview Drive
Jeffrey L. Braden
Twelfth Street
Shirley M. Charley
Third Avenue
Michael L. West
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
Dianna M. Hassler
Fiftieth Street
Harold E. Kinkead
Blairs Ferry Road
Clark W. White
Roger L. Schlegel
Sixth Avenue
David M. Arthur
Northview Drive
Goldie M. McKenna
Thirteenth Street
Robert L. Wilson
Newhall
Knox Chamberlin, Jr
South Fifteenth Street
Keystone
Jerry D. Johnson
Route 2
Busing Often Fails to Lift Black Students, Study Says
Boston analysis by Harvard sociologist David J. Armor finds six northern cities showing school integration did not raise academic achievement or self esteem for black children nor improve race relations. The study questions mandatory busing and suggests voluntary busing may better channel black students toward universities.
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Robert Reinhel A
New York Times
Servion
Boston
David J. Armor
Harvard University
Armor
Integration Increases Racial Identity From Busing Study
The analysis of Boston White Plains Ann Arbor Havering Riverside and Hartford New Haven shows integration heightens racial identity and separatism among black and white students in six urban districts. It notes mixed academic results with some declines in self-esteem and job aspiration, and argues for continued voluntary busing programs to assess long term impacts.
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Armor
Boston
White Plains
N. Y
Ann Arbor
Mich
Hivereside
Calif
Hartford
New Haven
Chanan County
Overwidth and overweight traffic fines listed in McCormack court
The Peace Court of Jessie L. McCormack issued fines for vehicle issues. John P. Christensen of Blairstown faced 14 dollars for overwidth. Paul J. Foley of Cedar Rapids paid 10 dollars. William T. Barry of Van Horne was fined 14 dollars. Ronald Thorne of Cedar Rapids paid 10 dollars for overweight on registration along with Richard D. Evans of Wellman also 10 dollars. Ronald L. Lovell of Central City paid 9.20 dollars for overweight on axle. Sandra Foreman of Hiawatha paid 10 dollars for a traffic signal violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
John P. Christensen
Blairstown
Paul J. Foley
Cedar Rapids
Willam T. Barry
van Horne
Ronald Thorne
Third Street SE
Richard D. Evans
Wellman
Ronald L. Lovell
Central City
Sandra
Foreman
Robins Tead
Hiawatha
Kidnap Hoax Claim Debunked By Webster City Police
Webster City authorities conclude Wisconsin student Alan Palmer posed as abducted after two men reportedly forced him to drive from Rockford. Police found sparse footprints and no cigarette ashes, noting Palmer’s Eagle Scout background and trusted persona as factors in the hoax.
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Webster City
UPI
Podice
Wisconsin
Al’Schehorn
Alan Palmer
Belair
Wis
Rockford
Palmer
Gag
Here
Schehorn
Schehorn Said, ““He Had A Real Good Story and Stuck To It.” Schehorn
FBI
Rock Valley College
Mike Naborn
Rockford County
Bedding Needed In Rapid City Flood Relief Appeal
Washington UPI reports the government asks for bedding for Rapid City South Dakota flood victims. Do not send clothing as agencies have enough. Sheets blankets pillows and pillowcases remain in short supply for relief efforts.
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Washington
UPI
Rapid City
S. D
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Gas storage expansion approved for Midwest fields
The Federal Power Commission approved a $20.7 million expansion by Natural Gas Pipeline Co of America to avert a natural gas shortage next winter. Five Midwest storage sites will be expanded: Sayre Oklahoma, Columbus City Iowa, Cairo and London Illinois, and a site near Herscher Illinois, with use planned for next winter.
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Columbus City
Chicago
Federa Power Commission
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Midwest
Sayre
Oklo
Iowa
Cairo
London
Ill
Herscher
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