Budget Cuts Highlight Marion School Board Meeting
Marion Independent district eyed a 1972 73 base budget of 2 466 612 with potential 123 000 cuts and an 17 388 encumbrance debated by Dr Richard Sorensen and Duane Dausman as the board weighed options. Polic ies on religious observances maternity leave and new payroll methods were presented with two policies approved for first reading.
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Marion Independent Board of Education
Richard M. Sorensen
Duane Dausman
Sorensen
Dausman
Roger Hanson
Hanson
Rites Saturday for Retired Banker 87
Emery J. Miller 87, retired banker of 515 Sixth Avenue, died Wednesday at home. Born June 26, 1885 in Pulaski, he married Inez Scarborough April 10, 1912 in Bloomfield. A 1906 Iowa Wesleyan graduate and former Cedar Rapids Republican staffer, he led First National Bank Marion from 1925 to 1970, holding roles as president, chairman, and director. He held numerous local posts and was active in St Johns Episcopal Cedar Rapids. Burial at Cedar Memorial, Cedar Rapids. services 11 a.m. Saturday at Murdoch chapel.
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Emery J. Miller
Sixth Avenue
Pulaski
Bloomfield
Inez Scarborough
Mr. Miller
Iowa Wesleyan College
Cedar Rapids Republican
First National Bank
Marion
Linn County Bankers Assn
Marion Evening Lions Club
Marion Independent School District
Marion Masonic Temple Assn
Canon D. A. Loferski
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Murdoch
St. John’s Episcopal Church
British Chinese Protest Hanoi Peace Talks Information Blackout
Peking AP report says British Foreign Secretary Home and Chinese Premier Chou En-lai condemned the Washington information blackout on the Indo China cease-fire. They stressed a new warmth in relations, consensus on immediate peace in Indo China, and non alignment for Vietnam Laos and Cambodia in any final settlement. Both sides favored closer consultation and avoidance of bloc ties.
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Washington
Britain
China
Indo-China
Home
Vietnam
Indo
Chou En-lai
Laos
Cambodia
Cedar Rapids three car crash injures teen. two charged
Patty K Moneypenny 18 of 803 Tenth Street SW Cedar Rapids suffered minor injuries after a three car collision in the 200 block of Seventh Avenue on Wednesday. She was treated at Mercy Hospital and charged with failure to control. Harvey J Goodenough of 1312 Burch Avenue NW Cedar Rapids also charged. Allen E Boots of 1441 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids drove the struck car that stopped to turn. Free car wash ad appears.
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Miles Adams
Ralph FE. May
Anamosa
Floyd F. Fischer
Thirty-fifth Street
Cathy S. Hinton
Coggan
Gary A. Knapp
Fifth Street
Robert G. Risk
Emma J. Moore
Thirtieth Street
Jack H. Sweet
Central City
Betty J. Fry
Seventh Street
Kenneth P. Keegan
Park Townecourt
Cedar Rapids
Philip L. Leidigh
Pioneer Avenue
Robert W. Petersen, Jr
Terry J. Wenger
Parkview Drive
Bernita M. Marshall
Fifth Avenue
Donald R. Mizner
Thirty-first Street
Marshall E. Dingman
Tenth Street
Georgia L. Pollock
Vinton
Harve J. Christian
Third Avenue
Francis H. Drees
Charlotte K. Duffy
Oakland Road
Charles N. Schinker
Norway
Donald H. Ross
Klinger Street
Arthur A. Lyon
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Sara A. Bateman
Twenty-fourth Avenue
David W. Finney, Jr
Des Moines
John R. Wall, Jr
Bowler Street
Hiawatha
Lester R. Gust III
Culver Street
Cedar
Patty K. Moneypenny
Seventh Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Harvey J. Goodenough
Burch Avenue
Allen E. Boots
Second Avenue
Boots
$100 000 Bars Vanish on Train
Forty eight silver bars worth about $100 000 disappeared from a locked and bolted Rotterdam Paris freight train, police disclosed Thursday.
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Paris
Local Advertising Hours for Marion Office
Circulation and Want Ads offices outline hours seven days a week with additional holiday times. Display advertising and subscription departments operate Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closure unless holidays, and a Marion office contact is provided with two phone numbers.
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Marion
Unlawful Use Charge Dismissed for Atlas Chemical Case
Police Court Judge Miles Adams dismissed a charge of unlawful use of a building by Atlas Chemical Corporation tied to 731 Ninth Street and 225 Twelfth Street. The case, filed by the city attorney in August, followed by David Gray doing business there. Assistant City Attorney James Powers recommended dismissal as Gray moved his operation.
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Ninth Street
Twelfth Street
David Gray
Atlas Chemical
Miles Adams
James Powers
Gray
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Tenth Avenue
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