County Open House Set For Linn Care Facility
Linn county board of supervisors announces an open house at the Linn county care facility rural route three Marjot on June 5 and 6. The building covers two acres and houses 280 residents replacing a 100-year-old structure. The $2.9 million bond financed project opens safer modern facilities and adds 100 beds. Ground was broken in April 1973 with a 1:30 p.m. ceremony Saturday followed by guided tours. tours will also be offered Sunday. Public is invited to attend the ceremonies and view the facility.
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Chiropractic Unit Elects New Officers
Dr. G D Valentine of 100 First Avenue NE was elected president of the Cedar Rapids district of the Town Chiropractic Society. Other new officers include Dr HI Alcott Belle Pisine as vice president Dr TC Munner as secretary treasurer and Dr TR Sherman as state director.
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Marion
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Hiawatha
Chicago bans violent films for under eighteen viewers
Chicago city council passed an ordinance banning persons under 18 from viewing films in theaters that depict violence and sexual content. The measure, supported by Alderman Dick Shmpson, defines a broad range of brutal acts as disqualifying and faces criticism for overreach. The ordinance takes effect in about 10 days after publication.
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Judge Rules Lawyers Cannot Advertise in Yellow Pages
A federal judge ruled against Minneapolis attorneys Robert Jay Milavetz and Lawrence Martin Baill who sued Northwestern Bell and AT&T seeking damages for advertising their legal skills in the telephone directory. The decision, issued Tuesday by Judge Earl Larson, is considered the first of its kind. Russell Falmtadt told police he dumped his nine year old car into the Atchafalaya River in Berwick Louisiana, saying he was fed up with it. Fasnacht, 48, was jailed for criminal mischief and disturbing the peace and billed $400 in wrecker fees.
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Magna Carta and Laos aid news recounted
An amended Magna Carta issued by King Henry II in 1226 is cited as foundational to English law, differing from the 1215 charter. On this date in 1975 the United States agreed to end its aid program in the underlying kingdom of Laos.
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