Marion Boy Bitten as Dog Hunt Urges Rabies Shots
Marion police seek a black Labrador or mix dog with a red collar that bit Craig Drummond, three, last Friday at 10 30 am. The boy’s family, Rev and Mrs Donald Drummond of 995 Eighteenth Street, faces mandatory rabies shots if the dog is not found by Sunday. Call the Marion Police at 377-7889 or the Drummond home at 377-1025 with sightings or information.
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Marion
Craig Drummond
Donald Drummond
Eighteenth Street
Drummond
Come as You Are Service at Ascension Lutheran
Ascension Lutheran on South Twenty second Street and Grand Avenue hosts a come as you are worship tonight at 7 30 p m with Rev Jeff Burnoski from St Luke's hospital as guest speaker. Public invited. Reunion Millwood club picnic Sunday at 6 30 p m in Thomas Park. Basement sale June 23 24 10 6 1104 Washington Dr Adv Sorg Pharmacy First Aid Kits available.
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Ascension Lutheran Church
South Twenty-second Street
Grand Avenue
Jeff Burnoski
St. Luke’s Hospital
Millwood Club
Thomas Park
Washington Dr
Well Elderly Clinic Friday At Marion Christian Church
A free well elderly clinic for Marion residents aged 60 and over will be held Friday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Marion Christian church due to renovations at the usual community center. Appointments at 398 3555. monthly project of the public health nursing service.
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Marion Christian Church
Marion Area
Public Health Nursing Service
Fire Destruction Tagged Arson Probe In Manchester
Officials believe a downtown Manchester fire that destroyed a vacant three story building formerly housing Lovieck and Davis Produce was arson. Firefighters worked until about 3 a.m. with adjoining Stevens Chevrolet cars and Baxter Dvorak pickup campers also damaged. Investigators continued the probe Thursday morning.
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Manchester
Lovieck and Davis Produce Company
Doug Palmer
Stevens Chevrolet
Baxter- Dvorak
Two Men Hurt in Luana Car Crash
Lonnie Schlitter 18 and Bill Bartels 19 both serious in University of Iowa Hospitals after a car left the road and overturned. Driver John Weitzel 29 of Waukon faces drunk driving charges. Denise Schrader 19 of Luana unharmed.
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Luana
What Cheer to Restore Library Service Soon
What Cheer will restore public library service after a May 28 fire damaged the community center. The library will reopen upstairs in the First State Bank building per Librarian Eva Carr. 20 years ago soldiers abroad were slated to return home in a global defense review.
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First State Bank
Eva Carr
Goatee Factor in Tama County Jury Verdict
Arlo Richards of Chelsea was acquitted in Tama County district court on an armed resistence charge after authorities argued the defendant wore a goatee that night. Officer David Herrick testified Richards appeared with brown hair and a mustache, while defense witness Suzanne Richards said a goatee was present, a point disputed by the officer.
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Toledo
Tama County
Arlo Richards
Chelsea
David Herrick
Richards
Herrick
Seek 672000 in Water Heater Blast
Rita and Don Larson of Elgin filed a 672000 suit in Fayette district court over a June 1975 water heater explosion. Defendants include Eugene O'Donnell LP Gas Amoco Oil Standard Oil Hydrocarbon Transport Northern Natural Gas Williams Pipeline Mid-America Pipeline and MAPCO. The suit says Mrs Larson was burned and alleges negligence in failing to shut off the valve, not lighting the pilot and not odorizing the gas.
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West Union
Rita
Donald Larson
Elgin
Fayette District Court
Eugene O'Donnell
LP Gas
Amoco Oil Co
Standard Oil Co
Hydrocarbon Transport Corp
Northern Natural Gas Co
Williams Pipeline
Mid-America Pipeline
Mapco, Inc
Larson
Postville Hikes Employees Pay and Water Pump Action
The Postville city council granted a about six percent wage increase for city employees. It also authorized Thorpe Well Co to pull the No 1 well pump and advise on procedures as the pump loses water. The city keeps a good water supply from two wells and the tower at about ninety percent. A contract with Expert Tree Co to remove dead elms at135 per tree was approved.
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Postville
Thorpe Well Co
Expert Tree Co
Waterloo
Mt Vernon Plans Radical Ideas For City Development
Mt Vernon planners consider not submitting a new comprehensive plan for council approval to avoid amendments and delays. They also discuss splitting the zoning and planning commission into separate bodies to focus on respective tasks, with ongoing surveys and maps for housing, business needs, and land use as they prepare an 18 month plan. A preliminary plat for six houses and a multi unit building was tabled for a special meeting on June 29.
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MT. Vernon
Zoning and Planning Commission
William Dobbins
Dobbins
Commission
Janet Dumbaugh
Gazette
Thelma Voetberg
League of Women Voters
American Assn
University Women
Chris Stoltz
Lee Evans
Sharon Hill
Winston Addis
Addis
Dumbaugh
First Avenue
Birth control notice ruling vacated by appeals court
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals vacated a Michigan district ruling requiring parental notification before giving birth control to minors. The case, remanded to Judge Noel Fox, concerns Tri County Family Planning in Lansing and could affect other clinics in Michigan. About 2,500 under eighteens set use visits last year.
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Cincinnati
Michigan
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Noel Fox
Grand Rapids
Tri-County
Lansing
Fox
Circuit
Tama man guilty of drunk driving by Tama jury
Gerald E. Lasley, 31, Tama, was found guilty of drunken driving Tuesday by a Tama district court jury. Sentencing is scheduled for July 1.
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Toledo
Gerald E. Lasley
Tama
Tama District Court
Decorah Seeks Water Use Cut Amid Rising Pumpage
Decorah city officials urged voluntary water cuts after reporting over one million gallons pumped on 43 days between May 1 and June 20. Street spraying will drop from three days to one weekly. Tony Larson’s seat filled by Jack Grimes. speed limit on Highway 9 requested to be reduced. Phase II College Drive improvements hearing set for July 5.
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Decorah
Jack Grimes
Tony Larson
First Ward
Iowa Department of Transportation
Highway 9
Montgomery Street
College Drive
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