Linn-Mar Vocal Spring Concert at Linn-Mar High
Linn Marshal High School vocal music department presents a Friday 7 30 pm spring concert in the high school gym admission free. The program features the boys chorus chamber choir soloists and the concert choir performing works by Bach Brahms Nystedt Franckenpohl Gounod Scarlatti Moe and Stookey with several arrangements and soloists including Julie Gibbons Rita Meeks and Mike Schoon.
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Linn-Mar High School Vocal Music Department
Bach
Gilliam
Brahms
Bartholomew
Chamber Chaéh
Nystedt
Franckenpohl
Bobrowitz
B.T. and Company Combo
Lamm
Brian
Legrand
Hodge
Chase
Moss
Julie Gibbons
Shaw
Gounod
Carle
Rita Meeks
Ehret
Aunt Phoebe
Berger
B.T. and Company
Movin
Hannisian
Mike Schoon
Vickie Thompson
Ken Scheer
Mercy
Zawinus
Thompson
Stookey
Burroughs
Scarlatti
Funk
Tkach
the Lamb
Ferguson
Harford elected Marion Kiwanis president and officers named
Bruce Harford was elected president of the Marion Kiwanis club with Ronald F. Williams as president elect and other officers named for Oct. 1 terms. Directors include Carl Foster and Walter Rech. Marion YMCA Friday schedule listed multiple fitness classes, lessons, and open gym times. Mary Ann Magoon funeral set for Saturday at Murdoch Chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial. Rev. Thomas C. Aycock officiating.
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Bruce Harford
Marion Kiwanis Club
Ronald F. Williams
Wallace Kemp
Robert Holecek
Fred W. Wade
Carl Foster
Walter Rech
Herbert Harford
Norman Waffle
Robert Hess
Jack Parmenter
Ralph Mills
YMCA
Marion Branch
Magoon
Mary Ann Magoon
Murdoch Chapel
Thomas C. Aycock
Cedar Memorial
Two Business Changes In Marion Are Told
Two business changes in downtown Marion are reported. Armstrong Wall Paper and Paint now opens at 1144 Seventh Avenue, owned by William Armstrong in the former Sherwin Williams site. Marek Bookkeeping and Tax moves to 800 Tenth Street from 764 Twelfth Street, with remodel and landscaping planned. Additionally Harold Klingler and family learned of Hugh McLaughlin’s death in Colorado Springs, service and burial held there. Friday fish and shrimp served 6 to 9 p.m. Stickney's Scoreboard notes Marek moves.
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Marion
Armstrong Wallpaper
Seventh Avenue
William Armstrong
Sherwin-Williams
Marek Bookkeeping
Tenth $Reet
Twelfth Street
Don Marek
Harold Klingler
Twentyninth Street
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hugh McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
Colorado
Police Court Roundup Under Judge Adams For Seven Days
Cases heard in Judge Miles Adams court included speeding fines for Randy J. Freel and others with Cedar Rapids addresses, traffic signal and stop sign violations, invalid and expired registrations, intoxication charges, and minor bond amounts. A separate justice court session led by Jessie L. McCormack noted Wayne Overhulser for snagging fish in Cedar Rapids with a $10 fine.
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Miles Adams
Randy J. Freel
Meadowview Drive
Dennis B. Childs
Eastview Drive
Cedar Rapids
Charles M. Allen
David M. Brower
Richard R. Slocum
West Eighth Avenue
Richard D. Curtis
Fifth Avenue
Twenty Sixth Avenue
L LaVonda S. Danford
Twenty-first Street
Philip D. Slingluff
Park Towne Lane
Craig R. Reid
Hilltop Road
Dennis L. Oberreuter
White Pine Drive
Mark A. Remington
Brockman Avenue
Ilsegret M. Zimpleman
Glass Road
John L. Albert
First Avenue
John P. Pendley
Washington Avenue
Charles C. Gibson, Jr
Thirty-fifth Street
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L
Building Permits Show Two New House Approvals This Week
The building department issued two new house permits in the last seven days. Ed Meader at 2671 Twenty-seventh avenue valued at 17458 dollars and Paul Welton at 1835 Fourteenth street valued at 14560 dollars.
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Ed Meader
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Paul Welton
Fourteenth Street
Arlo Pelley
Eighth Avenue
Allen McArthur
Longview Drive
Gary Gilbertson
Valleyview Drive
Gerald Kelly
Fifth Avenue
Ocie Dickerson
Fifth Street
Robert Lewis
Eighth Street
Jesse Potter
Tenth Avenue
Mike Stern
West Eighth Avenue
Glen Paulsen
Henderson Drive
39 Die in Brazilian Bus-Truck Collision
A bus carrying 55 people collided with a heavy truck near Salvador in northeast Brazil killing 39, including 13 children. An additional 17 were injured, two severely.
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Salvador
Brazil
UPI
Deep Levels Gold Mine Opens World’s Deepest Shaft
In Carltonville South Africa AP reports Deep Levels Gold mine has drilled an 11 391 foot shaft described by company officials as the world’s deepest excavation to date.
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Carltonville
South Africa
Wheel Room Bar at ULI to Close This Weekend
The University of Iowa student run Wheel Room bar will close Saturday due to large financial losses. The executive board of Iowa Student Agencies made the decision on the recommendation of ISA General Manager Les Chisholm, who noted a $709 loan taken to cover two weeks of expenses and an expected monthly loss of $1,000 to $1,500 if kept open. The ISA has accused the regents of restrictive hours, hindering fair competition with downtown taverns, and said reopening by summer session is unlikely.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
University’s Memorial Union
Iowa
ISA
Les Chisholm
Chisholm
Board of Regents
Olive supply cut this year in Greece Spain and U S
Washington AP reports olives will be scarcer for salads and martinis as table olive production in Greece and Spain fell 23 percent to 171 900 tons last year. The U S crop also declined by about 27 000 tons from 57 000 in 1971 according to the Foreign Agricultural Service.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Greece
Spain
U.S
Foreign Agricultural Service
Gift Fund Planned at Decorah Museum
A memorial fund was established Tuesday by the Porter House museum to manage gifts for the museum. The fund, created by a May board resolution, will aid in acquiring antiques and furnishing the 106 year old Victorian mansion housing the Porter collections. Officials urged former buyers of Bert Porter items to arrange future donations of suitable Victorian articles.
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Porter House Museum
Board of
Porter House
Bert Porter
Coalition of Parents To Seek Improvements In Cedar Rapids
A coalition of black and white parents in Cedar Rapids school district plans to push for improvements, hold speakers from varied views, and seek a referendum for school board districts. They urge challenging the state 22 percent minority rule and aim for recall of the percentage while remaining focused on constructive, peaceful reform.
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Coalition of Parents To
Cedar Rapids
Charles Ligons
Grande Avenue
Concerned Citizens’ Committee
Robert Des Combes
Nineteenth Avenue
Des Combes
Craig Currie
Ligons
Tyler
State Department of Public Instruction
Civil Rights Commission
Aliens Found In His Truck Pleads Guilty
Jose Reyes Estrada a 26 year old McAllen Texas man pleaded guilty in Des Moines federal court to two counts of illegally transporting Mexican aliens after 20 Mexican citizens were found hidden in his truck at a weigh station. He faces up to ten years in prison and fines up to four thousand dollars on two counts with other charges dropped. Sentencing was postponed pending probation office investigation.
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DES Moines
Texas
Jose Reyes Estrada
McAllen
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Officers
Estrada
United States
U.S. Atty
James Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
William Stuart
U.S. Probation Office
Mexico
Roisenbaum
Amana Woman Hurt in Three Car Crash near Fairfax
Margaret M. Brusha, 55, of Amana, remained in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after a three car collision on highway 149 at Fairfax's south edge. Victims Michael A. Wentland, 32, and his wife Diane, were treated and released. State troopers said Brusha crossed the centerline, hitting Opal I. Van Dorian, 55, Amana, then colliding with Wentland's vehicle head on. The incident remained under investigation.
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Fairfax
Margaret M. Brusha
Amana
Mercy Hospital
Highway 149
Michael A. Wentland
Victor
Diane
Erusha
Opal I. van Dorian
Wentland
Father of 3 Dies In Glider Crash
CENTERVILLE Utah UPI a father of three Verl Gleed 27 was killed when his lightweight paraglider plunged about 200 feet to the ground. A witness said he was flying well and suddenly came straight down. Gleed had only three months of flying experience with the glider which resembles a kite.
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Centerville
Utah
UPI
Whs
Verl Gleed
Gleed
Fisherman nets two-foot shark from Provence stream
Paris AP reports Alain Hilaire fished a trout stream near the Mediterranean and unexpectedly pulled a two-foot shark from the water. The unusual catch surprised locals and highlighted the unusual wildlife sightings along France's southern coast.
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Paris
Alain Hilaire
Mediterranean
Regina High School to stage Boy Friend musical
Regina Iowa City drama club presents the musical comedy Boy Friend with over 100 roaring twenties costumes and knee length bloomers. Performances run Friday Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Regina cafetorium.
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Iowa City
Regina High School
Regina
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Faithchapel
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Wayne Carver
Crissy Briles
David Shindell
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31St St
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Upacturing Company, Incorporated
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