Republicans plan no-speech summer fundraiser near Marion
Linn County Republicans announce a July 11 Summer Fest at Kwik-Way Manufacturing east of Marion with a beer tent hog roast and games. Admission is free with paid food and amusements. a $1,000 shopping spree raffle will be drawn. Local politicians are invited and Sen. Grassley may attend.
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Linn County
Republican
Sally Novetzke
Kwik-Way Manufacturing Co
Marion
Highway 13
Highway 151
Novetzke
Charles Grassley
Man held on 2 charges in burglary and theft
Daryl C. Harbison, 22, of 851 Fifth Ave. SE, was held in Linn County Jail on burglary and shoplifting charges after police say he was caught at 8:57 p.m. Wednesday at the Target store on Williams Boulevard. He is also charged with a burglary at the Mary Walters residence on June 17, with court records noting he admitted entering and removing marijuana.
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Daryl C. Harbison
Fifth Ave
Linn County
Harbison
Target Store
Williams Blvd
Mary Walters
Third Ave
Marion Residents Hear From U S Representative Tauke
U S Representative Tom Tauke will host a town meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Linn Mar High School auditorium. The informal session will feature remarks by the congressman and audience questions. Burglars struck Roy Williamson estate Route 1 Central City stealing hand tools and an antique buck saw during June 14 24. A major reshuffle of the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia was announced.
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U.S
Tom Tauke
Linn- Mar High School
Roy Williamson
Route 1
Central City
Linn County
Czechoslovakia
Ground Transport Center funds move forward with private capital join
Cedar Rapids receives 2 442 624 dollars in federal funds to finish land acquisition, demolition and early construction for a downtown center with 17 story office condo tower. Private capital totals 20 million plus local match around 610 thousand. funding levels reassured amid 1981 budget concerns. Post 727 elects Donald L. McArtor as commander with officers named. installation set July 9 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Rubberized crossing on 42nd Street NE to reopen Friday morning after three weeks of work.
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Cedar Rapids
Tauke
Ground Transportation Center
Donald L. McArtor
Second St. SW
American Legion
McArtor
James E. Hanson
Dick Hogan
E.R. “Jug” Moomey
Robert Schaufenbuel
Charles Batey
Dennis Hrabak
Henry Orton
Richard Pike
Lloyd Rischer
Richard Holthaus
James Hanson
John Cooley
Edward Sebastian
Frank A. Wilford Jr
Jerome Dawson
Donald T. Cook
Post 727
Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum
Frank Roscoe
Linn County
42Nd Street
I-380
John Smythe
Iowa Department of Transportation
IDOT
Missing boat and motor reported on Cedar River near Mount Vernon
Don Burrows of Route 2 Mount Vernon reported to Linn County deputies that a 14 foot boat and 7.4 horsepower motor disappeared from a Cedar River location near his home between 5 p.m. Tuesday and 10 a.m. Wednesday. Federal funds for phase two of the Cedar Rapids Ground Transportation Center have been approved, said Tom Tauke Iowa 2nd District Congressman.
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Don Burrows
Route 2
Mount Vernon
Linn County Sheriff's Deputies
Cedar River
Burrows
Cedar Rapids
Tom Tauke
Iowa
Guaranteed 3 Month Thrift Certificate Promises High Yield
An advertisement touts a $1,000 three month thrift certificate offering 14.50 percent annual interest with a 15.60 percent effective yield when daily compounding. It markets early withdrawal with 6 percent interest, per‑certificate protection up to $10,000, and emphasizes freedom compared with longer term bank products. Available to Iowa residents only.
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Savings & Loan
America
Industrial Loan Thrift Guaranty Corporation of
Iowa
State of
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Tom Fruehling
Marion Bureau
Nordman Jewelry
Metro Roundup
Legion
Donald McArtor
Des Moines
Ingersoll Ave
Burlington
Jefferson St
Center Point Rd
Davenport
N. Brady Street
Sioux City
Nebraska St
Waterloo
University Ave
Commercial Credit Commercial Credit Corporation
Sanyo
Indash
Great Sound
Concord
Cadillac
Crown
Westdale Mall
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