Art show winners listed by Marion club in 1972
Winners of the Art 72 show include Mrs. Paul Spartz for Reflections winning a $25 Farmers State Bank bond. second Fred Basker for Sandstill. honorable mentions Mrs. Robert J. Ulrich and Neal McClean. Student division first Marie Kriegermeier for string sculpture. second Karen Lucas for Show Bunny.
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Marion Woman’s Club Fine Arts
Paul Spartz
Fifteenth Avenue
Sparta
Farmers State Bank
Fred Basker
Fourteenth Avenue
Robert J. Ulrich
Devonshire Drive
Cedar Rapids
Neal McClean
Second Avenue
Marion
Marie Kriegermeier
Seventh Street
Karen Lucas
Seventeenth Avenue
Stacy Johanos
Twenty-seventh Street
Heroin Teacher Jailed on Drug Peddling Charge
Theodore Taylor a 29 year old Miami area high school gym teacher pleaded guilty to sale and possession of narcotics. Police said he used four teens to sell dime bag heroin in school halls. He claimed Pirates baseball ties and debt led to crime. sentenced to five years in Dade County Circuit Court.
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Miami
Theodore Taylor
Florida A&m University
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dade County
Taylor
Pirates
Miami Area
Canada and Britain assume joint control of North Atlantic trade convoys
Seventy six years ago Canada and Britain announced they would jointly oversee all trade convoys from northwestern Atlantic ports to England and provide an aerial umbrella for every mile of the route, marking a major wartime defense coordination.
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Canada
Britain
Atlantic
England
Parks Opened and Barnyard Zoo Debut Saturday
The Cedar Rapids parks department announces city park openings with pavilions kitchens and facilities ready. Wad ing pools and the Barnyard Zoo at Old MacDonalds 200 open Saturday with young animals on display.
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Cedar Rapids
Recreation Commission
MacDonald
City Plans Park Development and Campground Opening Timeline
The city notes three adjacent school areas and three development zones. Seminole Valley campground remains closed while high water washouts repair roads, with officials aiming to finish in about a week. If federal funds are approved, three new tennis court batteries may be built following an application.
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Seminole Valley Park
Arab Unit Calls For Protest Day Against America
A leftist Arab organization urged a May 15 day of anti American demonstrations across Arab and allied nations. Cairo sources said Sadat would announce plans for a total confrontation with Israel. The Beirut reports urged boycotts of American transport and a strike by employers of American oil interests.
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America
United Press International
Beirut
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israel
Irving to repay McGraw-Hill 130000 in Hughes hoax case
Author Clifford Irving agrees to pay McGraw-Hill Publishing 130000 to cover funds spent during the writing of a fake Howard Hughes biography. The settlement ends a state court suit after a three day trial. Irving is serving a 22 year federal sentence. wife Edith serves two years in Switzerland.
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New York
Clifford Irving
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Howard Hughes
McGraw-Hill
State Supreme Court
Irving
Protests Deface U S Area in West Berlin
Swastikas and Get Out of Cambodia slogans smeared on nine cars and three homes in the American housing area near U S headquarters in West Berlin, according to police.
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U. S
West Berlin
Berlin
UPI
Cambodia
Iowa House Approves Highway Garage Projects and Educational Bills
The Iowa House passed SF 508 funding highway commission garages in Marion and Urbana plus eight total sites nationwide and remodeling of the Ames HQ. HF 683 appropriates for higher education facility salaries and a medical training loan program, while HF 704 raises lay member per diems to 40 dollars. The measures move to the Senate for consideration.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
Highway Commission
Marion
Urbana
Iowa
Sioux City
Davenport
Fort Dodge
Knoxville
Iowa Falls
Harlan
Centerville
House
Higher Education Facilities Commission
Agriculture Dept Stashes Surplus Wheat on Ships
Twenty years ago the agriculture department reported it began storing excess wheat aboard surplus ships as part of a new bulkholding program.
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Agriculture Department
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YMCA
Marion Branch
Stickney
Frank Koontz
University of Iowa Hospitals
Iowa City
Linn-Mar
Koontz
Plymouth
Wyler
Ray
George
Ted Grenis
Adv
Magoon
Murdoch Chapel
Richard M. Magoon
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Vernon Junior High
Vernon
Marion Mothers Club
Roger Baldwin
Ninth Avenue
Indian Creek Elementary
Call Wilson Beauty Salon
Marion Independent Board of Education
Starry School
Marek
10Th St
Rainbow Advisory Board
William Hogan
Seventh Avenue
Bezdek’s
Marion Blvd
Barnyard Zoo
Jones
Nixon
Jackson
van Buren
George Clark
Edith
Switzerland
Smulekoff
Third Ave
First St
Rae
Alnana
Amana
TOLM
Sine
Gormel
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