Fifth Grade Vernon Bands To Hold Concert
The fifth grade and Vernon junior high school bands plan a 7:30 p.m. concert in the high school gym. A saxophone quartet will perform Jennadean by Frangkiser, with Liszt hymns arranged by Gordon. Selections from My Fair Lady include On the Street Where You Live and I Could Have Danced All Night. Directed by Jim Franklin and George Schultz. No admission.
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Frangkiser
Liszt
Gordon
Spain
Jim Franklin
George Schultz
State Universities Fight Breakins Thefts
United Press International reports new Iowa State University security steps to curb breakins and thefts during holidays. Seven dorms were sealed during spring break with 75 students housed in temporary quarters on campus. The measure follows prior use at Christmas break after Thanksgiving break thefts. University housing leaders note mixed early results and rising breakin trends.
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Iowa
Iowa State University
Ames
Charles Fredricksburg
ISU
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Clark Elmer
Northwestern Bell Sees 1974 Net Rise To 117 Million
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co reports 1974 net income of 117 million, up 3.4 percent from 1973. Earnings per share fell to 2.24 from 2.46. President T S Nurnberger says the firm will seek higher rates, without specifying states. Company operates in Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota. He calls for tightening operations in 1975 to protect earnings amid inflation.
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Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nurnberger
Jazz Drummer Alan Dawson to Lead Cornell Clinic
MT VERNON Alan Dawson renowned jazz drummer of the Dave Brubeck quartet will conduct a free jazz clinic for high school and college percussionists and directors at Cornell Saturday Registration starts 2 p.m. with clinics 2 30 4 30 Dawson then headlines as soloist at 7 p.m. with the Cornell jazz ensemble under Dr Jesse G Evans sponsorship from Cornell West Music Co Iowa City and Fibes Drum Co Nazareth Pa
Albert F. DeGood Services at Marengo
Albert F. DeGood 63 died Sunday at Marengo hospital after a long illness. Born in Marengo he attended local schools and served 28 years in the army. For 16 years he worked for the U.S. civil service in Cedar Rapids and lived in Marengo for 20 years. He belonged to Masonic lodge Cedar Rapids Consistory El Ka bir Shrine and Elks club. Survived by mother Nora Wanamaker Marengo daughter Mrs. Drew Disterhoff Marengo two sisters Mrs. Adolph Iberg Marengo and Mrs. Peter Kargas Phoenix. Services Wednesday at 1:30 Hoover Valentine with calling after 11 Tuesday. Masonic services 7:30 Tuesday at funeral home and military rites at the grave.
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Albert F. DeGood
Marengo Hospital
Mr. DeGood
U.S. Civil Service
Cedar Rapids
Culver Named to Senate Board of Visitors
Sen John C Culver a Democrat from Iowa is named by Senate Services Committee Chairman John C Stennis to represent the committee on the board of visitors of the United States Naval Academy. The board audits morale discipline curriculum equipment and finances at Annapolis and reports annually to the President. The board includes six members from Congress and four appointed by the President.
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John C. Culver
D-Iown
Senate Services Committee
John C. Stennis
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
The
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House Armed Services Committee
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Oelwein man charged after raid finds marijuana
Terry Voshell, 22, of Oelwein faces a possession of a controlled substance charge after police raided an Oelwein apartment early Sunday and allegedly found marijuana. Two minor youths were also charged with curfew violations in the raid.
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Oelwein
Terry Voshell
Vesco Case Garners Senate Criticism of DEA
Senate investigators condemned federal narcotics agents for failing to pursue leads linking financier Robert Vesco to a heroin smuggling scheme. The committee found no evidence Vesco participated in the drug plot and could not prove a Nixon administration cover up.
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Senate
Robert Vesco
Henry Jackson
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Nixon
Franklin Peroff
France
U.S
Peroff
Iowa sees rising murders say BCI officials
Iowa’s State Bureau of Criminal Investigation reports rising homicide numbers though Director Craig Beek cautions against overreaction. He notes 22 murders in 1973 32 in 1974 and five or more questionable deaths in 1975 with several 1974 cases still unsolved and considers forming a specialized homicide unit if the trend continues.
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UPI
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Iowa
BCI
Craig Beek
Beek
Beck
Sioux City
Seek Terrorist Link To Explosives Cache
Police in New York examine fingerprints from a stolen car packed with explosives to see if it ties to the FALN linked to a Wall Street bombing that killed four and wounded dozens. The 1965 Plymouth contained 75 pounds of ammonium nitrate, blasting caps, propane tanks, and two rifles. Evacuations affected over 100 families as authorities moved the debris from Fraunces Tavern annex.
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Wall Street
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Lower East Side
Fraunces Tavern
Angel Poggi
Award Winning Director George Stevens Dead at 70
Award winning director George Stevens died at 70 in Lancaster California from a heart attack while on vacation. His 30 year career produced epics such as Giant and A Place in the Sun along with Shane The Greatest Story Ever Told and The Only Game in Town. He was the son of actor John Landers Stevens and Georgie Cooper and is survived by his widow Joan, son George Stevens Jr. and three grandchildren.
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George Stevens, Jr
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Sentencing Set for David J. Smith in Larceny Case
David J. Smith, 19, of Cedar Rapids, had sentencing scheduled by Judge Louis W. Schultz in Tama county district court for April 4 after withdrawing an innocent plea and pleading guilty to larceny. Co-defendant Douglas C. Schott, 20, of Central City, also charged, pled innocent. trial set for this week. Schott held in Marshall county jail as fur pelts stolen December 19 from Ludvick Sheda in Chelsea.
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David J. Smith
Twenty-eighth Street
Cedar Rapids
Louis W. Schultz
Tama County
Smith
Douglas Carl Schott
Central City
Ludvick Sheda
Chelsea
Schott
Marshall County
Masonic Temples Set Conference in Iowa Region
Masonic lodges from seven east central Iowa counties will hold a leadership training conference at the Masonic temple in Vinton on March 22. The event, organized by the Iowa committee on Masonic education and local lodges, opens at 9 30 a.m. Speakers Jerry Marsengill Robert Kitchell and Howard L Knupp will cover education officer instruction public speaking attendance programming and services of the education committee.
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Belle Plaine
Independence
Cedar Rapids
Williamsburg
Waterloo
Manchester
Marengo
la Porte City
Vinton Area
Iowa Committee On Masonic Education
Grand Lodge of
Keith Arrington
Iowa Masonic Library
Jerry Marsengill
Des Moines
Robert Kitchell
Osceola
Howard L. Knupp
Two Plead Guilty In Tama Court
Two men pled guilty in Tama county district court with Judge Louis W. Schultz imposing fines. Willie Junior Kriegel of Marshalltown, 26, paid $100 and costs for driving with a suspended license on September 23 along Highway 30 in Toledo after arrest by Toledo police. Don Dye, Tama tavern operator, pled guilty to a lesser included offense of assault and battery in a case filed by Martha A. Dye, with a $50 fine.
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Toledo
Tama
Louis W. Schultz
Willie Junior Kriegel
Marshalltown
Don Dye
Martha A. Dye
Local Gazette Subscription Rates and Postage Details
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