Tickets unlikely as graduation parking set in Marion
Marion officials plan to allow limited street parking on Third Avenue from First to Seventh, and First Street east of the football field for graduation ceremonies. The city council is expected to approve. Linn-Mar officials declined a similar request for Indian Creek Road, citing adequate parking. Ticket risk remains for Linn-Mar attendees parking on the road.
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Marion High School
Marion
William Grundy
Marion High
Linn-Mar High
Third Avenue
First Street
Seventh Street
Marion City Council
Linn-Mar
Zier
Indian Creek Road
Linn- Mar
Linn-Mar District Schedules Day Off and Final Exams
Linn-Mar Community School District notes a teachers work day on Monday and no school for kindergarten through sixth grade. Memorial Day is observed on Monday May 28 with no classes district wide. The last day for grades seven through twelve is Thursday May 31 and elementary students end Friday June 1 with 90 minute early dismissal. Secondary teachers have a work day June 1.
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Linn-Mar
Low Income Youths to Get First Crack at 1.7 Million Summer Jobs
The Labor Department and business community join to provide nearly 1.7 million summer jobs for low income youths. The government will spend 1.2 billion dollars on its jobs programs, announced Labor Secretary Ray Marshall.
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Washington
Labor Department
Labor
Ray Marshall
Goodfellow wins Marion YMCA five mile mini marathon
Craig Goodfellow of 2500 21st Ave. led over 70 runners to first place with a 28 01 time. Age group winners included Andrea Boddecker Kathy McCue Marylin Garris Clara Kleiman Jean Smith Jeff Behel Larry Helvey Bob Byrd and Harry Hagen. Pierced earring clinic by licensed nurse at Ray's Jewelry Saturday noon to four.
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Craig Goodfellow
21St Ave
Marion
Andrea Boddecker
Kathy McCue
Marylin Garris
Clara Kleiman
Jean Smith
Jeff Behel
Goodfellow
Larry Helvey
Bob Byrd
Harry Hagen
Kirkwood Students Win National Office Education Awards
Cedar Rapids student Kelly Archer wins first in the national Office Education Association word processing contest at the Cincinnati conference. Farley’s Nancy Lehmann takes third in the legal secretarial category among post high school students. Archer and Lehmann qualified through state competitions, with Kirkwood instructors Marilyn Price and Shirley Grimes. About 4000 attendees competed in skills contests from 12 states. Archer, 1616 Seventh Ave SE, is noted for letter composition typing accounting and human relations skills.
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Kelly Archer
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community College
Office Education Association
Kirkwood
Nancy Lehmann
Farley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Archer
Seventh Ave. SE
Scholarship Winners Named at Marion High School
Two Marion High School seniors Jane Maxey and Janene McElree received scholarships from the Marion Education Association. College awardees include Larry and Sue Atwater attending Coe College and Jeane Hutchins at Upper Iowa University.
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Marion High School
Marion Education Association
Jane Maxey
E.L. Maxey
26Th St
Janene McElree
Glen J. McElree
11Th St
Larry
Sue Atwater
Esther Atwater
Ninth Ave
Jeane Hutchins
Harold Hutchins
S. 12Th St
the Atwaters
Coe College
Hutchins
Upper Iowa University
Barbs Our aim in life and the lawn task critique
A humorous commentary compares human aims to a misdirected effort to mow the lawn and spread fertilizer. The author argues people lack targets they can hit and points to repetitive chores as a consequence of flawed planning.
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John Deere
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Phil Pastore
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Bulova
Caravelle
Seiko
Smulekoff's
Bulova Wittnauer
Longines
Smulekoff
Third Ave
S.E
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