Socialist Party Returns to Iowa Ballot For November
Socialist Party announces candidates for state offices marking the first such slate since 1944. Leigh ton Berryhill, 21, lists secretary of state as a candidate with Ames native Jim Dubert for secretary of agriculture and Steve Wilson of Iowa City for attorney general. The group seeks governor candidates and promotes a platform including day care, cooperative state banks, mass transit, and minority rights reform. The move aims to offer an alternative to Democratic and Republican platforms and to educate voters on socialist approaches.
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Iowa
Socialist Party
Leighton Berryhill
Kirkwood Community College
Berryhill
Jim Dubert
Ames
Agriculture
Steve Wilson
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Bank of
National Party
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Party U.S.A
Iowa Party
Decorah
Kirkwood Forum
Jean Hagan
Barb Duncan
Duncan
Iowa Socialist Party
Bloomington
Optimists to Welcome IA District Leader Don Arnwine
Optimists of Iowa prepare for a Cedar Rapids visit by Optimist International President Don L. Arnwine of Charleston West Virginia. Arnwine will speak at a dinner at the Amana Holiday Inn with more than 300 Optimists wives and guests expected from across Iowa. Arnwine, an Optometist? (verified) and former Colorado Wyoming district governor, leads the Charleston Area Medical Center and is accompanied by his wife Norma. The visit marks Optimist International’s 59th year and highlights its 3400 clubs and 120000 members nationwide.
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Optimist International
Don L. Arnwine
Charleston
W. Va
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Arnwine
Willard W. Verba
Crimson Drive
Amana Holiday Inn
Colorado-Wyoming
Charleston Area Medical Center
Norma
North America
Cedar Rapids police candidate list may exceed ten names
Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission moved to certify the top finalists by composite scores after all exams. If medicals pass, the list could reach 11 names for the Police Department, with no breakdown by sex or race released to avoid changing results.
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Cedar Rapids
Police
Family history class offered at Marion Library
David Ure of Kirkwood Community College will teach a ten week family history course at the Marion Public Library auditorium starting Thursday at 4 30 p m Students will learn to record family histories as poetry prose short stories or autobiographies An anthology of all histories will be published and provided to each participant and the library Sponsored by the Iowa Arts Council Older Americans program and the State Library Commission The library provides space and basic materials. class is free and no advanced registration is needed.
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David Ure
Kirkwood Community College
Marion Public Library
Ure
Anamosa Men’s Reformatory
Kirkwood
Anamosa Corrections Unit
University of Northern Iowa
Iowa Arts Council
State Library Commission
Marion Library
City Announces Spring Trash Pickup Next Tuesday
The Public Services Department says spring trash pickup is set for next Tuesday and will be the only pickup until fall due to winter damage repairs. Call 377-6367 by 4 p.m. April 27 to schedule curb pickups at specific addresses.
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Public Services Department
Marion YMCA Saturday Activity Schedule
Marion YMCA lists non aquatic gym activities and open gyms from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. including junior high 11 15 adult 1 p.m. club gymnastics and youth lessons plus diving and swim sessions. Curbside pickup by 10 a.m. for newspaper. information via three numbers.
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YMCA
Marion Ymca
Marion Band
Senate confirms Angrick as Iowa citizen's aide
Iowa Senate approves William P. Angrick Drake University political science instructor for a 14 month vacancy as citizen's aide. The 45 to 1 vote requires House confirmation before an April 1 start, with interim service to July 1 and potential permanent appointment to end the vacancy since January 1977 when Thomas Mayer resigned. Angrick was chosen by a Legislative Council subcommittee.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
William P. Angrick
Angrick
Drake University
House
Thomas Mayer
Legislative Council
Seven charged with drunk driving in recent arrests
Seven people were charged with drunk driving Thursday night and today. Wayne E. Hopp 39 of Walford was arrested at 5 p.m. Thursday on Highway 149 near Edgewood Road and faces a failure to control charge. Other arrestees include Douffus Eugene Clark 39, Joseph J. Jellison 22, Ivan F. McGuire 59, James A. Alexander 24, Daniel C. Waite 25, and Lennie D. Eilers 18 with various additional charges and locations noted.
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Wayne E. Hopp
Walford
Highway 149
Edgewood Road
Hopp
Douffus Eugene Clark
Chestnut Lane
Highway Patrol
Joseph J. Jellison
Ave. NE
First Ave
Jellison
Ivan F. McGuire
Iris Ave
H Ave
James A. Alexander
Coralville
B Ave
Alexander
Daniel C. Waite
Second St
16Th Ave
Lennie D. Eilers
Falbrook Dr
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Vanessa Shelton
Gazette
Optimists
Hanna Weston
Kirkwood Economics Department
Mike Deupree
Gazette City Hall
Ronald W. Warren
Ninth Ave
Kent Sauer
Warrens
26Th Ave
Kensinger Associates, Inc
Jack Shepherd
Cedar Rapids Senior Citizen and Handicapped Bus Service
Senate
Gohman Realtors
Fawn Creek Country Club
Namosa, Iow
Gohman
Anamosa
Killian’s
Lindale Plaza
Killians
Famous Name
Lindale
Mall Shopping Center
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