Summer YMCA program registration and activity schedule
Marion YMCA announces registration for the summer program at the Marion branch from June 5 to 10, nine to four daily. Non-members may join by paying a class fee. A youth trip schedule runs June through August featuring trips to Des Moines Camp Wapsie Effigy Mounds Cedar Rapids Maquoketa Caves Rock Island Amana and other sites with girls and boys events on set weekdays. Special events include nature hikes farm trips fishing scavenger hunts and a Marion Y cookout at Thomas Park.
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Des Moines
Camp Wapsie
Effigy Mounds National Monument
Marquette
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Maquoketa Caves
Rock Island
Amana
Cedar Rapids
Piteon Ridge State Park
Central City
Backbone State Park
Thomas Park
Oa Park
Palisades Kepler State Park
Marion Y Branch
Board of education planning committee meets Wednesday
Lina Mar board of education planning committee will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the administration building. Oak porch swings. Marion Hardware. Graduation Gift suggestions See Hall's Photo. Mercy Hospital patient Charles Gallo 40 Seventh Avenue underwent surgery. Visitors permitted. Golf shoe clearance at The Shoe Horn rid iculous prices.
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Marion Planning and Zoning Commission
City Hall
Charles Gallo
Seventh Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Lina-Mar Board of Education
Denies Suspect Was Member of Wallace Staff
A Wallace campaign staffer said Milwaukee suspect Arthur H. Bremer was not a genuine campaign worker. Frank Daniel, assistant to George C. Wallace, recalled only a possible Milwaukee rally sighting and doubted Bremer’s role or knowledge of the governor. The NY Daily News claimed Bremer had traveled with Wallace’s campaign and gained staff favor, via an unidentified source.
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Silver Spring
George C. Wallace
Milwaukee
Alabama
Frank Daniel
Arthur H. Bremer
Bremer
Daniel
Wal- Marion
Race
Charles Snider
Farmers State Bank
Wisconsin
New York Daily News
Wallace
Fear 23 Feared Dead After Hillside Collapse in Colombo
AP reports twenty three people feared dead as hillside section gave way on a village during heavy monsoon rains in Colombo Ceylon. Rescue efforts underway as debris blocks access and authorities assess casualties.
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Hillside Cave
Colombo
Ceylon
Sea Bed Treaty Will Be Ratified
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union will ratify the world wide sea bed arms controls treaty. Ratifications will take place Thursday in Washington London and Moscow bringing the treaty into immediate force. The pact bans deployment of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction on the sea bed outside a 12 mile coastal zone.
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London
U S
Britain
Soviet Union
Foreign Office
Washington
Moscow
Legislator Contractors Seek Opinion on Conflict Issue
Iowa legislator Richard Welden a highway contractor seeks an attorney general opinion on a law banning state officials from owning highway contracts. Welden and Lavern Kehe sit on transportation panels and may be affected. The highway agency calls for contractor self verification. few action plans exist. Two Oelwein girls, Marsha Hunt and Francine Fordyce, were treated for minor injuries after a car struck a stump in Back Bone state park.
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Iowa Highway Commission
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Lown Falls
the Gazette
Lavern Kehe
R-Waverly
Kehe Construction Co
Kehe
Hamilton
Tama
Welden
House Transportation Committee
Appropriations
Highway Commission
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Witl
The
Joseph Coupal, Jr
Oelwein
Strawberry Point
Backbone ‘State Park
Here
Sai Marsha Low Hunt
Francine Fordyce
Technologists Elect Officers In Ames Medical Society
Mrs Louis W Gavitt leads the Town Society for Medical Technology as president at the spring meeting in Ames. Barbara Moore is president elect succeeding a year in office. Irene Lavengood Margaret Hatch and Kathy Epley named to education membership and public relations posts. Gavitt, from Winterset, is chemistry supervisor at St Luke's hospital and Moore heads Mercy hospital blood bank.
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Louis W. Gavitt
Thirtieth Street
Sis
Town Society For Medical Technology
Barbara Moore
Twenty-fourth Street
LISMT
Ames
Irene Lavengood
First Avenue
Margaret Hatch
Rushmore Drive
Kathy Epley
Outlook Drive
Gavitt
Winterset
University of Town
School of Medical Technology
St. Joseph's Hospital
Chicago
Linn Zoners Vote To Deny Rezoning for Welding Shop
Linn zoning commission votes to deny rezoning that would allow a welding shop near Walker, with residents citing traffic and fire concerns. The action formed part of several agenda items including mobile home park rezoning and quarrying plans, while some members favored permitting the welding shop as a minor exception.
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Linn
Holand Krekeler
Linn Zoning Commission
Walker
Mobile
Todd
Mobile Home Court
Mila E. Wildman
Gericke
Beveronen
Wildman
Alburnett
Inial
Don Salyer
Board of Adjustment
Ralph H
Ruby Fae Wildman
Mobile Home Park
City Officials Answer Questions on Airport Bonds
At a Cedar Rapids city hall meeting on the proposed 6.1 million airport bond issue, officials explained the cost to homeowners circa 12 dollars a year for eight years on a typical 20 000 home. They urged legislative relief to ease elderly burdens while outlining bond uses and funding, and noted private sources fund promotions.
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City Hall
Cedar. Rapids
Don Camney
Canney
Cedars Rapids
Municipal Court Dismisses Weapons Charge Against Man
A.L. Le Velle, 85 Twentieth Avenue SW, had a concealed weapon charge dropped Monday in municipal court after a dagger possession incident on January 14, 1971 was reduced to uttering a fraudulent instrument. He received a 30 day suspended sentence. He was also charged with writing a check to Clash U-Save on February 23, 1971, and signing the name Mhylis Mutigix.
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Frank le Velle
Twentieth Avenue
Clash U-Save
Mhylis Mutigix
Pleads Guilty to Damage Charges in Municipal Court
Victor Beoville of 1322 First Avenue NE pled guilty Monday in municipal court to two charges of injury to motor vehicle. He received three days in jail on each charge with credit for time served. The offenses involved vehicles owned by Gordon Toggart of 106 Cheyenne Road NW and Robert Sehadle of Garrison, alleged on May 8.
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Victor Beoville
First Avenue NE
Hell
Gordon Toggart
Cheyenne Road
Robert Sehadle
Garrison
Grand Jury To Hear Stolen Property Case
Steven Hill of 1616 Park Towne Place NE faces bound over to a grand jury after four preliminary hearings in municipal court. He is charged with receiving stolen property tied to Dale Lee Distributing Group concerning 12 leases of beer in his possession on February 20.
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Steven Hill
Park Towne Plac NE
Immmeral Court
Dale Lee
Assault Counts Dropped and Drunk Driving Proceeding
A preliminary hearing was waived and the grand jury was bound over a drunk driving case involving Aaron Boer. The assault and hate charge against Boer was dismissed after the complaining witness declined to testify. Delores Boer was charged in the case, with the events occurring February 23 and April 14 in municipal court records.
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Tery
Aaron Boer
Patricia Clabaugh
Fifti Terrace
Eth Street
Delores Boer
Guilty Plea Entered On Marijuana Count
Calvin Love of 2277 Street SW pled guilty in municipal court to possession of a controlled substance. He received a one month suspended sentence for possessing marijuana on May 9.
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Calvin Love
Street
Wong Bound to Linn Grand Jury Over Drug Charge
William Wong of 1025 Seventh Street SE was bound over to Linn County grand jury after a municipal court preliminary hearing on a charge of possession of a controlled substance. He faced a February 1 incident involving mescaline and amphetamines.
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Wong
Linn Grand Jury
William Wong
Seventh Street
Grand Jury
Wilson pleads guilty to reduced charge in Monday hearing
Ronnie J. Wilson of new street SW pled guilty Monday, admitting a reduced charge in the case tied to R. D. Wilson.
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R. D. Wilson
Ronnie J. Wilson
New Street
Ralph Swallom Accused of Breakin
Ralph Swallom of 5 Kenmore street NP was arrested Tuesday morning on one charge of breaking and entering after allegedly breaking into the Erma Reid residence at 217 Nortieth street NE. No items were reported missing. he is held pending arraignment.
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Ralph Swallom
Kenmore Street
Erma Reid
Nortieth Street
Swallom
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