LinnnMar School Additions Plan Involves Olson Review
Pat Veterson reports LinnnMar school board and architect Scott Olson from Leo Peiffer and Associates are refining junior and senior high additions including space placement. Olson will present revised plans at next Thursday's board meeting. Bidding may open mid August with bids due mid September. A high school discipline study from two years ago cited inconsistent enforcement and too much free time.
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Marion Barbecue Set For July Thirteen Fourteen
Marion Chamber of Commerce announces the second annual beef barbecue and country fair to be held in city park on July 13 and 14. The event, moved from August to July for carnival access, is sponsored by the Chamber and county fair with Shorter Shows of Cedar Falls contracted for rides. Other items include local business ads and community notices.
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Clarence-Lowden Board Studies Communications Link
A special Clarence Lowden school board session reviewed two way radio systems via Motorola Communications and Electronic with several options including special telephone hookups. Trustees also approved custodian contracts for Northern Eber Leonard Schaffer and Arthur Fisher, and bus driver contracts for Ralph Gehyls Lois Brockmeyer and C. W. Paulsen. The board selected depository banks for the new district fund.
Lunch funds aid American Savings Bank of Low
A brief local notice outlines funds raised for the American Savings Bank of Low. The item notes community support and a planned lunch event to bolster the institution's resources. No further details provided.
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New Garage and Parking Lot Planned at Local Hospital
Trustees of People’s Memorial Hospital seek bids for a new 24 by 40 foot garage behind the acute care center to house an ambulance and provide five rear parking spaces. A 20 stall front lot will also be added. Discussions include a north side driveway for rear hospital access. Administrators report overpayments from Blue Cross and Medicare have been reconciled after annual audits show lower average patient days.
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Tama Jail Costs Hit $604 in April for Tama County
Tama county prisoners in Marshalltown jail during April cost 604 dollars, with nine male inmates housed for 28 days at 3 dollars per day totaling 580 dollars. One inmate remained jailed at month end. no female inmates. Transport cost by sheriffs department added 44 dollars. This was the highest monthly total of the year.
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Training for Minorities is Approved by Regents
The Iowa Regents board on Thursday approved a revised equal employment opportunity code for regents employees and contractors, aligning with Robert Ray's executive order issued April 2. The 6-3 vote followed a proposal by Mrs. H. Rod Petersen of Tartans to tighten guidelines on minority hiring and regents business practices across state agencies.
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Suspended Term On Check Count
Keri Nungesser 1 of Belle Plaine and Atkins received a seven year suspended sentence in Tama county district court after pleading guilty to forging checks. He must perform under good behavior supervision and pay court costs while incarcerated background notes show involvement with ADC funds and a prior move from Jerseyville Michigan.
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Former state dept worker freed from NK prison camp report
A Korean secretary states Russians were driving tanks that occupied Seoul early in the Korean war. The former state department employee says he was released from a North Korean prison camp twenty years ago.
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Inmate Sues Warden Over Constitutional Rights
An inmate at the reformatory alleges his rights were violated while detained awaiting trial. The federal case, transferred from the southern district of Iowa, names Warden Charles Jaug, seeks no money, and cites denial of informed access, daily straw, television viewing, and social privileges.
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