Marion school board reviews high school problems and repairs
Marion school board heard a breakdown of 13 concerns at Marion High School from Associate Principal Clyde Kramer including gambling stealing parking smoking drugs and discipline. The board plans in service day changes and roof repairs at Vernon junior high with bids and staff updates forthcoming.
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Marion School Board
Marion High School
Clyde Kramer
Herb Stone
Vernon Junior High
Marion Board Approves Selling Irving Elementary Building
The Marion Board of Education voted to sell the Irving Elementary building to the city of Marion for 7100. The city will take over the gym area by June 1 to relocate a congregate meals program from the Marion Christian church. The west portion will transfer later for use as a senior center and community center, with funds to be restricted to playground and building improvements.
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Nick DiGiacoma
Tremeo Manufacturing Co
Mentzer
Iowa
Marion Board
Irving
Marion Independent School Board
City of
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Joe Painter
Marion Christian Church
Marion Supt Clark Shares District Merger Financials
Stevens presented a district financial breakdown to the board at the request of Linn-Mar Supt LeRoy Kruskop. He noted 94 percent of merger possibilities studied never become feasible and outlined differences in millage levels assessor evaluations and bonded indebtedness. Board members said they felt used yet sought student and taxpayer benefits for both districts.
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Marion
Clark Sitevens
Stevens
Linn-Mar
LeRoy Kruskop
Humane Commitment Law Passed by House
A measure to enact more humane hospitalization rules for the mentally ill won senate approval 43 to 4 and moved to the house. The bill would replace the existing hospitalization commission with hearings before a district judge or designated law official, require attorney eligibility and exam, and limit involuntary commitment to true threats while allowing outpatient court-ordered treatment.
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D-Davenport
John Murray
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Cedar Rapids Executive Club Elects New Officers
Clay Edwards of 1228 Third Avenue SE was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Executive Club. Stanley G. Pitchardson of 669 Staubcourt NE was chosen vice president and secretary. Wendel McAfee of 9210 Shastavourt is treasurer. New directors are Phil Morris George Kraus Ed Lasko and Charles Loomis.
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Clay Edwards
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Stanley G. Pitchardson
Staubcourt
Wendel McAfee
Shasta Vourt
Phil Morris
George Kraus
Ed Lasko
Charles Loomis
Conviction in Donation Case To HHH Aide
Jack Chestnut, manager of Humphrey's 1570 senatorial campaign, convicted of illegal corporate campaign contribution. After four days of trial and 344 hours of deliberation, a federal jury in New York sentenced him to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine. lawyers plan an appeal. Chestnut said he is innocent outside the courtroom.
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Jack Chestnut
Len Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Chestnut
Witergate
Iunestion
Associated Milk Producers Inc
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Lennon & Newell
LaSalle High School Spring Concert At LaSalle Great Hall
LaSalle High School 음악부 will stage a spring concert in the Great Hall Tuesday. Ninth grade mixed choir performs Psalm 23 Lift Up Your Heads Psalm 130 This Train Morning Has Broken You Are the Sunshine My Sweet Lady With a Voice of Singing. Concert choirs perform The Glory of the Father Aye Verum Dies Irae Aura Lee Sure On This Shining Night Corner of the Sky Summer Breeze Beautiful City Efes Tu Show Me the Way. Combined choirs sing Saw The Battle Hymn of the Republic Wilhousky arrangement. Tickets 1 for adults 25 cents for students and children under 12 free.
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LaSalle High School Vocal Music Department
Pan
LaSalle Great Hall
Man Fined for Credit Card Use and Stolen Property
Earl Derker of 1203 Ninth Street NW pled guilty to two Linn charges in magistrate court. He paid $100 and costs for credit card use and $50 and costs for receiving stolen property. The offenses involved using a stolen card at Country Cobbler Lindale Plaza on May 7.
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Earl Derker
Ninth Streel NW
Gwity Fy Magistrate’s Court
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Country Cobbler
Lindale Plaza
Fire Damages Bedroom in Oelwein Residence
In northwest Oelwein a home sustained damage to a bedroom and its furnishings after a Wednesday night fire caused by an electrical short. No injuries were reported.
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Marion
Milwaukee Railroad
Oelwein
DFL
Vanderuver
State workers grouped into bargaining unit plan
A labor lawyer hired to classify 25 593 non professional state workers into bargaining units reports progress. Four initial categories are clerical blue collar security and technical staff with aim for 13 to 18 groups to fit a new collective bargaining law next year. Workers may challenge their classifications while the plan seeks employee input.
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Council Bluffs
State Board of Regents
Gene Vernon
Vernon Sidle
Board accepts low bid for county road work project
WEST UNION The Fayette county board of supervisors accepted the low bid of $114,020 from D. L. Gasstr Construction Co. of Lake Delton Wisconsin for 22.2 miles of bituminous surface treatment on secondary roads at various locations in the county. The project is set for completion Aug. 29.
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West Union
Fayette
Public Notice of Water Main Construction and Bids
A series of legal notices announces a public hearing on water main construction plans for Cedar Rapids area including West side streets and Betshee Court. The Cedar Rapids School District seeks bids for basketball scoreboards and industrial arts equipment with a May deadline.
Sheriff Sale Notice for Linn County Real Estate Auction
A sheriff sale notice directs the district court clerk to sell specified Linn County real estate under execution. The description covers Lot 4 and adjacent parcels with boundaries defined, and a sale date set at the court house door.
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District Court of
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LMR
Advertisement for Bids for Water Main Cedar Rapids Iowa
Public notice seeks bids for a water main extension in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Bid bonds or certified checks required, plan to be opened in City Hall Council chambers Cedar Rapids.
Reconstruction of U Avenue WE bid and contract notices
Reconstruction of U Avenue WE from Bowman Road described with bid requirements and conditions. The notice outlines payment terms, bid accompanyments, acceptance by the City, and right to reject bids. It names the Prudent Incorp and other entities, and mentions public auction and court actions.
Auctions and Court Sale Notice from Linn County April 1975
A public notice describes a court proceeding in Linn County Iowa on April 19 1975 involving defendants including Karen Marie Poor et al for a sum of 477058 dollars with interest and costs. Parcel A Lot 2 Block 8 Jones Youngs Third Auction sale scheduled May 1 at 1 00 PM at the courthouse with the highest bidder at public auction.
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Genny Rania
Linn Cineem
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Notice to Bidders Cedar Rapids Community School District
Sealed proposals for construction of the Taylor Renovation Center, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, will be received by the Cedar Rapids Community School District Secretary. Bids must be in duplicate with a bid bond or certified check for 20 percent of bid payable to the Cedar Rapids Board of Directors. The contract documents are available from the Architects and Engineers at 50 Street SE, Cedar Rapids. Bids opened May 2, 1975. Preference will be given to local sources and to smaller firms where qualified.
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