Three Marun girls elected to Luther League Cedar Rapids conference
Three Marion area girls were elected to leadership roles at the Cedar Rapids conference of Luther League held in Calamus. Sindie Bruting became conference president, Barbara Zwanziger was secretary, and Alles Berridge was re elected treasurer. All are Lutheran Church of the Resurrection members. Bruting attends Marion High School while Zwanziger and Berridge attend Linn-Mar. The conference includes 23 churches from Cedar Rapids to Clinton.
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Marun
Cedar Rapids
Luther League
Calamus
Sindie Bruting
Tmwntas Bruting
Ponth Street
Barbara Awanzigar
Otto A. Zivangiger
Sixth Avenue
Blealel
Alles Berridge
Robert Berridge
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Ighteenth Avenue
Zwanziger
Miss Broring
Marion High School
Ziwanziger
Miss Berridge
Linn-Mar
Cedar
Rapids
le Clinton
Marion High Lists Senninger Awards
Marion High announces Jurald A. Senninger scholarship awards by principal Lowell Morgan. The $1,000 awards go to two seniors and two graduates through four civic groups. Recipients include James Gorman, 1972 graduate at Northeast Missouri State College via Marion Lions Club. Peg Bowen, 1972 graduate at University of Iowa via Trojans Judge. Brad Pedusen, senior, Shraight Marin Post 208 American Legion. Christie Wilson, senior American Legion Auxiliary. The late Mr. Senninger was a former Marion resident.
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Jurald A. Senninger
Marion High
Lowell Morgan
James Gorman
Northeast Missouri State College
Marione Lions Evening Club
Peg Bowen
University of Iowa
Trojans
Fai
Brad Pedusen
Shraight Marin Post
Christie Wilson
American Legion Auxiliary
Marion High School
Senninger
Marion
Linn-Mar Bond Vote Canvassed
The Linn-Mar bond vote canvassed reports 2,138 ballots cast with 1,285 in favor and 753 opposed. The $1.8 million issue would fund additions to the junior and senior high schools, meeting a 60 percent approval threshold.
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Linn-Mar
Gally
Y' Tennis Program Plans Being Drafted
Marion area brief outlines summer 1973 tennis plans with nine courts for youth instruction and leagues and adult league play. Youth instruction to begin week of June 11. adult leagues start May 21. Registration at Linn-Mar Marion Independent and St Joseph's. Womens league meeting at Marion YMCA Thursday 10 am. last year's members invited. Details to be released within 10 days.
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Marion Brand Vata Si
Linn- Mar
Marion Independent
St. Joseph’s
Marion Ymca
Indians Disarm Amid Ongoing Treaty Talks at Pine Ridge
About 15 others slipped through federal lines as AIM leaders were believed to be in the village. Dennis Banks, Carter Camp, and Leonard Crow Dog faced federal charges while surrendering. Banks promised to report to authorities. The disarmament follows an April 9 pact linking treaty discussions with actions on Pine Ridge and the 1884 treaty scope.
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AIM
Howe
Frizzel
Dennis Banks
Frizzell
Hovwever
Banks
Larry
Stupid City
Carter Camp
Leonard Craw Day
Irezell
Richard Hellstein
U.S
White House
South Dakota
Missouri River
Pine Ridge Reservation
Dymmas Les Club Promotes Family and Adult Lessons
Community program lists Linn-Mar offerings with school and preschool activities. Includes adult gyn sessions, youth lessons, and family classes. Details show times around 1 pm and open slots for preschool fun and youth programs.
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Dymmas Les Club
Schoming Linn-Mar
Proxmire Criticizes Press Over Nixon Charges
Washington AP report notes Wisconsin Democrat William Proxmire blasting press coverage as unfair to President Nixon. He denounces reports of alleged Watergate-related coverup as baseless, warns against McCarthyism, and urges proof before accusing the President while lawmakers debate legal rights and justice.
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Nixon
Washington
Seti
Broxmire
Isl Ake
Prox
Proymire
Fergate
Joy McCarthy
United States
Senate
White House
John Bean
Dean
Praxinite
Jin Tele
Washington County
Belig Leled
Prosimlre
Washington” County
Wisconsin Democrat
Proxmire
Central City Mourns Henry L Lindley Longtime resident dies
Henry L Lindley 02 a Central City farmer and resident for forty years died Monday at his home. Born January 23 1991 near Olin he married Clara Gillian in 1920 who died in 1930. He later married Ruby Blount Wilson May 19 1930 in Anamosa. Surviving are his wife five sons three daughters three stepdaughters a stepson forty grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Services Thursday at Bible Community Church Central City with burial in Prairieburg. Visitation after 1 p.m. Wednesday at Murdoch chapel Central City.
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Central City
Henry L Lindley
Olin
Clara Gillian
Anamosa
Ruby Blount Wilson
Orville K
Rolla
Darrell
Tech
I Eugene
U.S. Air Force
Ja’ Guani
Harley Lindley
Springville
Althea Ti. Ballard
Chicago
William Berryhill
Colorado Springs
Wayne Finderatt
Tahe Hart
Metairie
Merrill Grove
Marion
Gelo Receives Probation In Federal Mail Fraud Case
Gelo pled guilty April 21 in federal court to mail fraud. He received a suspended prison sentence and was placed on probation for three years. The scheme involved taking money in advance for magazine subscriptions and failing to deliver the magazines.
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Gelo
Woman gets 1½ year term for theft of ADC checks
Federal Judge Edward J. Mc Manus sentenced Marin Spates of Waterloo to 1½ years in jail on four counts of taking ADC dependent children checks from mail boxes. Three year terms on the four counts are to be served concurrently.
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Edward J. McManus
Marin Spates
Waterloo
Scheduling concerns shadow fertilizer guidance for farmers
Nitrogen after the corn haw emerged sariota would solitdh these yields reduced to above he Vy should they not yet plasptenous and potassium applied. Olhwewise farmers should be suite the fertilizer supply and equipment is available. Scheduling could be a problem.
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Diety
Tuition Grants Debate Shapes State Budget
A state Senate debate on tuition grants revises funding for two years ending June 30. Proponents push more aid to juniors and seniors while rail service funding faces limits, with SB 845 passing 47 to 1 on April 6.
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Ciuvere
Robert Ray
Tuition Brant
Sen
Vinton School Principal Appointed Amid Planning Dispute
John V. Ratytinge is named Washington high school principal to succeed Wloyd Winter. A planning office says state support is pledged for a growth plan as railroad service faces changes. James L. Barton, once a Houston teacher, is tied to a Vermillion case with bail set at 3000 dollars. 8.D. Burton was arrested near the Niplin interchange by state patrol.
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Yeti Veo
Assurantes
Office of Planning and Programing
Iowa Development Vatti- Iission
Chicago
Starney
Rawlings
Rawlings Names August Start At 17250 A Year
Rawlings 1 will start work in August with a salary of 17250 dollars per year. The appointment sets a clear annual wage and timing for the new position.
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Sorg Pharmacy
Rawlings
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Keosaqua
Edward Langhurst Jr
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YMCA
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Grand Jury
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Henry L. Lindley
Novorossisk
Black Sea Park
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Toled
Tame County
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Yama County
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Manarford
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Towa City
Jess Fauchier
Nostrand
Tau
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Brotherhood of Locomotive
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Centerville
Horace Baggett
Kent
Lillian Melroy
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