Not Intimidated By Signs Says Rep Schwengel
Davenport Iowa Rep Frea Schwengel said he would not be intimidated by two red white and blue billboards critical of his vote against the prayer amendment in Congress He argued the measure violated the free exercise clause and opposed state sponsored prayers while distancing from the billboard campaign by Mrs Rubins committee and other Iowa lawmakers The signs were part of a broader effort in districts of opponents to the amendment nbsp
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Davenport
UBS
Frea Schwengel
Congress Last
Schwengel
Ths
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Iowa
Bulletin
Towa
Sehwengel
Marion News highlights community events and notices
Local page lists upcoming activities at the Marion YMCA including a drug abuse topic, a civic oration contest on September 14th, preschool lessons, women's water exercise, and junior high activities with times and locations. Also noted are building permits issued, Cub Scout awards, a Parade of Progress notice, Beta Sigma Phi officer elections, a sales job ad, a rummage sale, and tax payment reminders.
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Marion Branch
Marion Independent Schools
Marion Courts Hear Seven Days Of Police Court Cases
In the Marion police court, Miles Adams heard seven days of cases with numerous speeding and traffic infractions. Defendants include Lynn J. Starry of 509 Seventh Street and Walter L. Reller of Oskaloosa, among others, facing fines from $2 to $105 and varied violations such as expired registrations and failing to report accidents. The proceedings also list numerous names and addresses across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns with ticket details and amounts.
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Duce
Miles Adams
Lynn J. Starry
Seventh Street
Walter L. Reller
Oskaloosa
Loyd
Rolling
Fifteenth Street
Michael D. Poeschi
Ninth Avenue
Robert O. Patten
Country Club
Raymond E. Franklin
Mary A. Meier
Clarence
John Macnach
Twenty-sixth Street
Diana L. Williamson
Tenth Street
John R. Siegel
South Seventh Street
Donald K. Washburn
Mt. Vernon
Tind K. Watt
Fifth Avenue
Frances E. Park
Bondi
Edwin T. Barnes
Anassia
Prinr
Jack B. Roffeon
Forty First Street
Cedar Rapids
Myron el Lynn
Clarion
Michael S. Vincent
Country Club Drive
Frances M. Akins
Twentieth Avenue
Ira Robb
Twentyfourth Street
Slo
Frances ML. Akins
Timothy A. King
Third Avenue
Steven G. Skelton
John M. Vaughn
Mary A. Zahrt
Ville L. Thain
Eighth Avenue
Allen H Hee
Kevin R. Trav
Roward G. Burns
Avant
Ronald L. Nelson
Tou Y Fifth Street
Charles B. Tudor
Wendy Oaks
C Rapids
Casate
Ecase
Mary A. Bahri
Tina M. Zimmerman
First Avenue
Cedar Hanis
Robert D
Fourth Avenue
Justice of Co Court of Je Connack
Iyaade
Ivan McBride
Doctor Guilty Of Speeding On Route 20
Waterloo report says Dr Alfred Mayner of Winthrop was found guilty of speeding on Route 20 between Winthrop and Jesup last September. Jury deliberated an hour and did not set sentencing date. He argued an unwritten Iowa patrol policy protected doctors from speeding tickets. officials deny such rule.
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Waterloo
Alfred Mayner
Winthrop
Jesup
Mayner
Iowa Highway Patrol
Burglar Steals Top 100 Records From Radio Station
In Donalsonville Georgia a burglar entered a radio station on Tuesday and carried off most of the top 100 records aired by the station. The thief ignored the gospel music collection.
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Donalson Ville
UPI
Dennis The Monaca Appears Daily In The Gazette
Daily Gazette classified notices feature Dennis The Monaca in recurring listings. The compact items show routine ads or notices tied to him, reflecting ongoing presence in local classifieds and community notice sections.
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Dennis the Monaca
Gazette
Catholic Charities Names 5 P O'Brien as Business Manager
Stephen P. O'Brien named business manager of Calimiic Charities within the Dubuque archdiocese. He to develop an efficient accounting system, organize appeals and the Thanksgiving clothing drive, succeeding Paul Macki as Mason City office supervisor. O'Brien comes from 16 years at Callins Radio Co and is a Creighton University commerce graduate of 1950.
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Stephen P. O'Brien
Calimiic Charities
Archdiocese of
Dubuque
O'Brien
Catholic Charities
Paul Macki
Mason City
Callins Radio
Creighton University
Petition Filed Asking Rezoning For Apartments
The Lincolnway Development Cp filed with Cedar Rapids city council on Wednesday for RIG zoning of a parcel in the 5600 block of Bowling Street SW for apartment construction. The plan calls for eight blocks of row apartments with nine units each, totaling 72 units, plus 45 off street parking spaces, a swimming pool and play areas on site. The parcel is currently zoned Rel.
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Lincolnway Development Cp
Cedar Rapids
Bowling Street
More Bodies Found From Hue Massacre
Saigon reports say defectors provided officials with details on 50 more victims of the Hue massacre from the 1998 Tet offensive. The bodies were unearthed in a suburban high school courtyard, with digging ongoing. Authorities believe over 1,000 were murdered in Hue and nearly 2,500 bodies have been recovered from mass graves nearby.
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Saigon
Hue
City Water Department Hosts 20-Minute Overview
Cedar Rapids water department offers a 20 minute slide show detailing the source, purification and distribution of the city supply. Ed Burrell says the program aims to inform residents and is suitable for upper elementary classes, service clubs and church groups. Scheduling via business office at 338-5222.
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Cedar Rapids City
Water Department
Rezoning Sought For Office Building In CLR Area
A petition filed with the city council seeks rezoning to permit a general office building on the northwest corner of Second Avenue and Fifteenth Street SE. Donald Schulte proposes a 50 by 160 foot structure on a 140 by 300 foot site with off street parking planned in the rear.
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Second Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Donald Schulte
Rezoning Request From R-4 to R-T for Second Avenue Site
The petition describes a block of First Avenue as primarily residential while the adjacent valley area is all business. It notes a special permit for a medical office building on the Second Avenue site was granted but construction did not occur. The request seeks a change from R-4 to R-T zoning.
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First Avenue
Second Avenue
Trade School Bill Passed by Senate in Iowa
Iowa Senate approved a trade and vocational school regulation bill by 41 to 1 and sent it to the House with amendments. An upgraded bond from 10 000 to 50 000 to ensure contract completion and tougher penalties from 30 days to six months confinement and 100 to 500 fines were added by Sen. Cloyd Robinson and Sen. Lucas De Koster.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
House
Cloyd Robinson
Sen
Robinson Fostswanged
Senate
Ballona Seeks Re election in State Senate
State Senator Charles Ballona of Toledo announced in his weekly newsletter that he will run for re election this fall from whatever district the reapportionment plan places him in the Iowa Town senate.
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Des Moines
Charles Ballona
Toledo
Lawly Supreme Court
Protocol Detail Recalled Too Late
Washington AP nine year old girl from Pennsylvania briefly sat in Pat Nixon's lap during an Easter seals promotion in the World War II map room. The child announced she had to go, prompting an official to remark a detail had been forgotten as Mrs Nixon accepted the first sheet of Hasler seals from Jo Ann Shaffer of North Hampton Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Pat Nixon
National Easter Seals Society For
Jo Ann Shaffer
Stephen E. Shaffer
North Hampton, Pa
Red Cross sends trio to assist Bangladesh disaster programs
Washington AP reports three American Red Cross disaster specialists are en route to Bangladesh on a month assignment to aid the newly created Bangladesh Red Cross in developing disaster programs.
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Washington
Red Cross
Bangladesh
Linn Day Care Officers Named
Mrs Paul Smith of 1024 Maplewood Drive NE was elected president of Linn County Day Care Services Inc. Other officers include Mrs Clifford Haverkamp vice president Rudulph Leytze treasurer and Mrs David G Hack secretary. Four new directors were named including Mrs Harry Edwards and Rev Lawrence A Chamberlain. The private non profit agency runs day care centers for about 65 preschoolers from low income families and 27 mentally retarded individuals.
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Paul Smith
Maplewood Drive
Linn County Day Care Services, Inc
Clifford Haverkamp
Rudulph Leytze
David G. Hack
Harry Edwards
Evelyn M. Jackson
Lawrence A. Chamberlain
Louis J.stepanek
Linn County Day Care
Linn County Health Center
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