Marion board trims back classes amid declining enrollment
Marion Independent board reports fewer students will reduce classes next year at Emerson and other schools. Second grade at Emerson to be eliminated. one full time kindergarten at Emerson, one half time at Irving and Longfellow. Mentzer to host three kindergarten sections. Parental housing of Keyes Court and Linnwood Knolls students shifts to Mentzer. nine fifth graders stay at Washington. Local sidewalk project and tennis court funding discussed. Davis resigns. Kirkwood adult education to continue. faculty reassignments and retire/award actions noted.
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Pat Kress
Rich
Sorensen
Marion Independent Board of Education
Emerson I
Emerson
Irving
Longfeling
Kiidergarten
Mentzer
Keyes Court
Linnwood Knolls Ares
Schol
Mentzer School
Theoly
Washington
Sebpaly
Third Street
Marion Independent
George Murdoch
Richard Snyder
Douglas Hutchins
Fnier
YMCA
Russel Hanson
Roberts
Louise Wright
Ki Sates
Gordon Gibson
Charles English
Kregs
Carl Wenholtz
Agnes Thoma
Secand Greade
Barbara Tennessen
Phyllis Fisher
Ednard Woodhouse
Iit
Maureen Menizer
Doris Lewis
Melba Dye
Longfellow
Arnold ‘Benedict
Teving
Temerson
June Walden
Karen Fox
Sharon Jurgens
Sandra Allen
Charles Boquist
White
Melehbarlind
Homme
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood
Marten
Automakers Doubt 1975 Pollution Standards Feasible
Washington AP reports car makers from Rolls Royce to General Motors doubt they can meet the Clean Air Act 1975 emission limits for hydrocarbons carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides. executives cite current tech and test- procedure limits while EPA weighs possible one-year deadline extensions amid extensive industry research and spending.
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Washington
Rolls- Royce
General Motors
Doubl
Edward Cole
Cole
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Linn-Mar public survey and local notices page
Linn-Mar Education Assn and allies launch a district wide public opinion survey with joint drafting by LMEA citizens committee and school board, aims to evaluate school value for taxpayers. Also notices of deaths, local licenses, and park and community events with brief itemized details from Marion area papers.
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Linn-Mar Education Assn
Questioonaires
LMEA
Citizens Advisory
Linn- Mar Board of Education
Linn-Mar
Closed Labor Talks Bill Is Passed Again
DES MOINES The Town saidale reconsidered and passed for the second time today a bill legalizing closed labor negotiation meetings between public employers and employees. The vote was 36 to 10 to 8. The bill was passed the first time last Monday 38 to 4, but reconsideration was necessary to add an amendment from the attorney general's office. The amendment adopted by the senate Friday requires many official actions resulting from labor negotiation to be made in a public meeting and not in a closed session. The amendment was sponsored by Senators Minnette Doderer and Wilson Davis. The bill now goes to the house.
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Gazctte Des Moines
Attorney General
Senate
Minnette Doderer
Iown City
Wilson Davis
Keokuk
Eighth Grader Begins Serving 30 Year Term
Donald Gurtis, 14, an eighth grader from Torrest City, Ark, started a 30 year term for rape under Arkansas law. He was placed in an isolated cell on his first day as officials noted potential attacks by other inmates. Concurrent 10 year terms for burglary and theft were added. Prosecutor Lang said the case required handling beyond juvenile authorities.
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Tucker Prison
Farm, Ark
UPI
Donald Gurtis
Torrest City
Ark
Arkansig
Als
Progecuor Pletcher Lang
Amile
Geroull
Wielghisville, Ark
Destruction of Germ Weapons Begins Monday
Washington AP reports that disposal of germ warfare weapons at Pine Bluff arsenal Arkansas will start Monday after the defense department filed a final environmental impact statement with the Council on Environmental Quality. The plan includes strict safety measures and pollution controls as federal state and local authorities approved disposal procedures amid a review by agencies. All germ weapons for use against people are at Pine Bluff with anti crop weapons at Fort Detrick and other arsenals.
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Washington
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Arkansas
Pentagon
Defense Department
Council On Environmental Quality
Nixon
U.S
Army
Pine Bluff
Fort Detrick
Baltimory
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Denver
Boyle Airbase
Marysville
Calif
Mason City Youth Charged With Permit Violations
David I. Carlson, 18, Mason City, was arrested Thursday on charges of false pretenses and soliciting without a license. He pled innocent to the soliciting charge and trial is set for July 16 at 9:31 a.m. He was released on his own recognizance for both charges. A tavern operator reported Carlson, posing as a Cedar Rapids fire department member, sought money for an advertisement Carlson had planned to collect in a national publication.
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Mason City
David I. Carlson
Cedar Rains
Cartson
Optimism on Berlin Parleys Three Iowans Win Law Scholarships
The Weymouth Foundation announced three Cedar Rapids area residents as outstanding law scholarship recipients. Patricia Neal of Iowa City will enter UI law school in September, Ral jerk M Severson, son of Mr and Mrs Nortyan Severson, will begin law studies after military service, and Thomas R Hrowek, son of Mrs Robert Tranek, earned a renewal scholarship. The report also notes essential elements in earth's crust for plant growth and Cubs Expos game details, with Berlin talks described as optimistic by various diplomats.
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Robert Tranek
Seventeenth Street St
Notice of Probate and Public Notices in Cedar Rapids
The document compiles multiple legal notices including probate of wills for Everett H. Boone and Shannon, executor appointments, creditors’ claims, public hearings on removal of trees and street work in Cedar Rapids, bid invitations for municipal projects, and notices of estate administration and hearings. It references Linn County Iowa records, Cedar Rapids City Clerk, and local court proceedings with dates and filing requirements.
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Elizen
Uim
Sao
Cilys
Cedar
Yale
Mary Petaata
Payinen
Lars
Aera
Eal
Psa
Avoney Ie
Aha
Oak Hill Cemetery
Aia
Givan
Wify
Magee
Oak Hill
Aires
Linn
Elalmlan
Senader
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Coder Rapids
Gauche
CPA
Morea
Laws Securities Company
aGding
Develonmeent
Ihe
R.inovice
Mapeste
Nan R. Magee
Ltria
Ana Iiss
Ania Cedeveione
Discos
Mnet Iis
Ainer Hiss
Ind
Fran
Deca
Linnal
Eva Atien
Itv
Seeaeentopel
Easton Frei
Fawn Securities
Dawn Eornaratn
Senaaler
Cen Rapids Gazettes
Tinian
Marnik
Dey
Brebate
Odinance Nasrea
Ang Press
Terelram
Anna Dane
Fala
Bartheuleriy
Gtcrasamanion
Sula Gunele
Suse Cout
Bala
Wihis Ieeehon
Sly Gurell
Avas Ace
Shaeher
Isi
Eril
arMy Ujstar
Richard C. Halden
Odnars
Mays
Nathan
Gfrave
Lower
Shannon
Shennan
Wesley
Ayers
Coon
Jamey
Valerie Shannon
Cy Tage
Wilain
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Tais Sur
Tenns Courts
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South Fifteenth Street
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Sippy
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Marion Police
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Recre
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Amy Grailey
Brockman Svenue
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12Th Ave
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Twenty-fourth Street NW
Mercy Hospital
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Edgewood Road
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Ozark Street
Collins Road
Gary L. Craven
Mariot Road
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Staudcourt
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Cedar Rapids
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Publishad
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Priicipal
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Gerd
Apri
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Joya Matias
Matias
al Xecutor
Tove
Linn County
Eer
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Everett H. Goone
Tay
Dona Dale
Stalag Brenodnis
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Italy
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J. Sannet Community “College
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Zante
Pearing Dale
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Ala Dadne “Corporation
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Ine
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