Let us help you drug forum urged parents in Marion
Marion police and educators spoke to about 200 residents at Marion High School on alcohol and drug abuse. They urged parents to seek help rather than jail and outlined forming PRIDE to combat youth drug use with a communitywide group.
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Iowa
Marion
Tom Walderbach
Walderbach
Marion High School
PRIDE
Marion Independent
Linn-Mar
St. Joseph’s
Newhouse
Ralph Myers
Cedar Rapids
Crash leaves Central City resident in fair condition
Ernest A. Mollenhauer, 69, of Central City, is listed in fair condition at St. Luke's Hospital after a Monday crash on Highway 150 north of Central City. His car struck a bridge abutment, was thrown back onto the highway, and blocked traffic.
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Ernest A. Mollenhauer
Central City
St. Luke's Hospital
Mollenhauer
Linn County
Eighth Avenue
First Street
Geoffrey Miller
Grande Ave
Montgomery
Mercy Hospital
Fairview
Cedar Rapids
Brenda Ashem
St. Luke’s Hospital
Annie Stromer
Campaign Trail Highlights Elder Care and Local Races in Iowa
Cedar Rapids audience hears Doris Peick urge federal reform to protect elderly benefits while Eileen Neenan campaigns in Hiawatha and Cedar Rapids. North English sees Gordon Canfield as Tyrrell finance chair as Tyrrell opens North English HQ. Warbasse unveils his Linn County campaign team and plans countywide visits. Johnson warns Democrats over national economic claims and stresses state governance limits. A group of about 50 youths ransacks Rep. Pierre S. DuPont's office in Del.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Doris Peick
Eileen Neenan
House of Representatives
Farmers State Bank
Hiawatha
Neenan
Noelridge Park
North English
Gordon Canfield
Grinnell
Phil Tyrrell
Canfield
Poweshiek County
Republican Party
Tyrrell
South Main St
Robert M.L. Johnson
Canopus Club
Johnson
Des Moines
Rep
Pierre S. DuPont
R-Del
Springville Free Lunch Program Approved For Summer
The Linn County Health Center board approved free noon meals for low income children in Springville for six weeks this summer at the Methodist Church site. About 20 children have signed up. up to 40 may be served. Meals cost about 1.50 each with most expenses covered by state funds. Local HACAP and SANSI partners aid enrollment and meal preparation with 85 dollar per visit screening costs also approved.
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Ruth Mund
Alice Lee
SANSI
HACAP
Madge Phillips
Phillips
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
St. Wenceslaus
Health Center Board
Public Health Nursing Association
Oak Hill Manor
Linn County Council
Dick Osing
Marion Briefs and Community Notices Highlights
Marion marks 29th year in siding and roofing with Warner Brothers Siding and Roofing ad. A two hour self esteem seminar runs four Thursdays at Marion Christian Church from 7 to 9 pm led by Norma Kvindley and Esther Anderson, free for the public with child care. Also lists locations for medical assistance, a Marion High School Honors Night, and a Nordman Jewelry ad offering to buy diamonds and gold.
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Marion Christian Church
Norma Kvindley
Esther Anderson
Marion High School
Youth Charged Over Weekend Break-In at Novak School
Marion police arrested a 14-year-old boy on Monday in connection with a weekend burglary at Novak elementary on the Linn-Mar campus. Stolen items include two stereo systems four stop watches one calculator and candy valued at about 745 dollars.
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Marion
Novak
Linn-Mar
Linn-Mar teacher Elvis Kirkpatrick dies prompts early dismissal
Funeral for Elvis Kirkpatrick, Linn-Mar High School industrial arts teacher for 20 years, from Sunday death due to heart attack leads to 12:30 p.m. dismissal for Indian Creek elementary and 1 p.m. release for Linn-Mar High students. Peggy Kirkpatrick teaches first grade at Indian Creek. No afternoon kindergarten at Indian Creek. buses run early. All other Linn-Mar schools on regular schedule.
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Indian Creek
Linn-Mar High School
Elvis Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Peggy
Linn- Mar
Marion YMCA Announces Summer Activities for Kids
The Marion YMCA will run daily summer activities for children in grades one through six with the Sunshine Club weekdays 7 30 a m to 6 p m from June 7 to August 20. The weekly cost is 35 dollars. Activities include swimming crafts dramatics games field trips and special events plus scheduled baseball gymnastic and swim programs. Registration begins Monday call 377 7361 for details.
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Marion
Sunshine Club
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First Ave
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Douglas Meyer
20Th St
Sara Rhoads
Lisbon
Robert Shireman
26Th Ave
Arlene Thompson
Parkland Drive
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Warner Brothers
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