Traffic To Be Allowed Atop Coralville Dam
The Rock Island district corps of engineers will open the dam top road to the public by early summer after safety upgrades. An asphalt surface and guard rails will be added to the 1,300 foot road, with a 20 foot wide two inch surface. The 425 foot service road at the west end will also be widened. Sealed bids, estimated between 25,600 and 100,000 dollars, are due April 16 at 2 pm, limited to small businesses as a government program.
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Rock Island, II
Coralville Dam
Rock Island
Corps of Engineers
Coralville
Iowa City
Mehaffey
Financial guidance column covers E bonds stocks and mortgages
Readers seek income, growth stocks, and mortgage strategies. Advice notes convert E bonds to H bonds for income, avoid unnecessary sales, build a growth stock portfolio, and consider high grade corporate bonds for steady returns. The column also touches on retirement planning and accepting ownership in assets beyond stocks.
Surprising Bridge Play by Reese on Four Hearts
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a bridge problem. South should claim the contract early to avoid misplay after West leads a heart and East continues. The proposed line: cash dummy’s ace and king of spades, ruff a spade, forcing East to follow, then exploit the remaining trumps with precise timing to secure victory.
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Dummy
East
South
Oswald
James Jacoby
West
Terence Reese
Duramy
Unit Proclaims Loss of WIN
Washington AP report says President Ford's WIN banner is abandoned as the Citizens' Action Committee shifts focus to energy conservation. Committee chair Sylvia Porter declares WIN dead and unnecessary, calling it a gimmick and thanking reporters.
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Washington
Ford
WIN
Citizens’ Action Committee
Sylvia Porter
Sixteen Appear in C R Magistrate's Court
The article lists defendants who appeared in magistrate court including Ralph Davis who pled guilty to possession of a controlled substance and was fined $150 plus costs for an incident on January 12. Gary Bramwell who pled guilty to amended larceny under $20 and was fined $75. Gordon Ritaman bound over on a drunk driving charge. Ricky Michels bound over on possession of a controlled substance. Kenneth Akers’ delinquency charge dismissed after preliminary hearing. Martin McBowen’s marijuana possession charge dismissed after preliminary hearing. Jimmy Vernon found guilty of criminal trespass and fined $20. Monte Hollingsworth pled guilty to amended failure to control vehicle and fined $80. Duane Duncan pled guilty to two intoxication charges plus assault and battery and resisting an officer with 30-day concurrent sentences. Nancy Convey waived preliminary hearing on larceny. John Waite Jr bound over on assault with intent to murder. Esther Foreman pled guilty to amended larceny under $20 with 15-day suspended sentence. Kenneth Sherwood pled guilty with 30-day suspended sentence for taking goods over $20. Raymond Schwieger’s larceny charge dismissed. James Hemmy juried on larceny in the nighttime. Sherman Watson pled guilty to false uttering of a check with sentence deferred for one year.
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Ralph Davis
Gary Bramwell
Sixteenth Avenue
Barlow Food Store
Edgewood Road
Gordon Ritaman
First Avenue SE
Ricky Michels
Anamosa
Kenneth Akers
Thirty-third Street
Nary
Martin McBowen
Fifth Avenue SE
Jimmy Vernon
Carriage Drive
Shakey’s Pizza Parlor
First Avenue NE
Monte Hollingsworth
Duane Duncan
Nancy Convey
Fourteenth Street
Marion
John Waite, Jr
First Street NW
Esther Foreman
C Avenue NW
Osco
Second Avenue SE
Kenneth Sherwood
Fifteenth Avenue NW
Monty Vegge
Raymond Schwieger
Tenth Avenue SE
Martin Oil Co
Eighth Avenue SE
James Hemmy
Coe College
Sherman Watson
Central City
House of Fireplaces
Cops vote to work unpaid to save rookies in NYC
New York police officers voted to work five days a year without pay to protect 835 rookie officers amid Mayor Beame's threat to cut jobs to close a 430 million gap in an 11.1 billion city budget.
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New York
Patrolmen's Benevolent Assn
PBA
Beame
Ginsberg Named Johnson Cancer Crusade Chairman
Iowa City jewelry store operator Lou Ginsberg has been named chairman of the Johnson county April cancer crusade. He will lead several hundred volunteers visiting homes and businesses to inform residents about American Cancer Society funding and solicit donations.
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Iowa City
Lou Ginsberg
Johnson County
Ginsberg
Cedar Rapids
American Cancer Society
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