Marion area notes on park donations and community events
Friends donate an Autumn Flame maple tree to Taube park in memory of the late Mrs. Al baugh who promoted the park toilet. A Redbud will replace an older tree. Taube skating rink gets lights and a warming house. YMCA schedules list multiple swim and non aquatic classes. local ads promote Happy Ads and building permits show several projects.
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Wallace Albaugh
Marion Parks Department
Taube Park
Albaugh
Charles A. Kremenak
Marion Nature and Garden Club
City Park
Parks Department
Kremenak
Don Harbaugh
Marion Courts: Police Court Docket Full of Traffic Fines
Over seven days Judge Miles Adams hears a long list of speeding tickets and license violations in Marion. Defendants include Marlo J King of Alpine road $15 and Michael E Thompson of Seventh avenue $10 for no license and $25 for intoxication. The record shows Cedar Rapids and other city defendants charged with stop sign, restricted license, and traffic signal violations, plus dogs at large and harboring vicious animals.
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Miles Adams
Marlo J. King
Alpine Road
Robert A. Murray
Fourteenth Street
Donald C. Hansel
Grand Avenue
Patricia K. Beers
Cedar Rapids
Elmer L. Schultz
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Michael A. Winslow
Eleventh Street
William S. Maravelas
la Crosse
Wis
Lester J. Tesch
Minneapolis
Dean A. Eidel
Twenty-second Avenue
Iowa
Ronnie F. Taggart
Eighteenth Street
Charles E Randall
Fourth Street
Patrick W. Kelso
First Street
Beverly Hotle
McGowan Boulevard
Patricia J. Elliott
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Bruce E. Frantz
Springville
Michael E. Thompson
Seventh Avenue
Michael D. Marsh
Thirty-third Street
Cédar Rapids
Kenneth G. Lux
Council Street
David A. Cray
Avenue NW
Frederick W. McLaughlin
Osceola
Rebecca Long
Twenty Sixth Street
Curtis Long
Twenty-sixth Street
Douglas Ku
Lyle J. Sannes
Terrace Street
Todd L. Verwald
Guttenberg
George A. Sweeney
Newport Drive
Claude Coursey
Route 8
Ceausescu Fires Romanian Industry Minister Over Ideological Crackdown
Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu dismissed Traian Ispas, minister of industry and building materials, for abusing and transgressing Communist legality as he admitted failings in enforcing the ideological program. He said party leadership had not exerted firm control, aiming to tighten the party's reach into trade and business amid Western-leaning technocrats.
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Bucharest
Nicolae Ceausescu
Romania
Communist Party
Traian Ispas
Agerpres
Ceausescu
60 Hurt in Clash at Castellammare di Stabia
In Castellammare di Stabia Italy AP reports sixty people were injured in a half day clash between unemployed workers and police with forty three police among the injured.
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Castellammare DI Stabia
Italy
Youth vote swings University of Iowa student to city council
Edgar Czarnecki director of the university center for labor and management won a council seat in Iowa City aided by strong student turnout from two precincts and a notable blue collar vote. Incumbents Tim Brandt and Robert Connell also won re election as the five member council prepares to elect a new mayor.
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Iowa City
Edgar Czarnecki
University of Iowa
Czarnecki
Robert Connell
Hickerson
Doc” Connell
Pat White
Brandt
Connell
Ball Park
Enich Named Judge in Iowa Sixth District
Des Moines AP reports Grinnell attorney Michael Enich was appointed district judge for Iowa Sixth Judicial District by Gov. Ray. He will assume Nov. 11 with a term through Dec. 31, 1974, replacing Harold Fleck who retired. Enich, Boone native and former Poweshiek county attorney, will preside in Jasper Keokuk Mahaska Poweshiek and Washington counties with a salary of 21500 annually.
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Des Moines
Grinnell
Michael Enich
Robert Ray
Enich
Ray
Harold Fleck
Newton
Fleck
Boone
University of Iowa Law School
Poweshiek County
Jasper
Keokuk
Mahaska
Poweshiek
Washington Counties
Cease Search for Bodies of Hunters
Seachers halted river dragging in the Mississippi at Lansing for Cedar Falls hunters missing since Saturday. Officials said the two men drowned when their boat capsized in high winds, with patrol boats to resume two or three times weekly to recover the bodies.
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Lansing
Mississippi River
Cedar Falls
Designer Killed in Westchester Auto Crash
Westchester, Pa. AP reports George Mikhalapov, 65, retired nuclear engineer and co designer of the Sea Wolf submarine, was killed Wednesday in an automobile accident.
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Westchester
George Mikhalapov
Gandhi Welcomed by Nixon at White House Talks
Indira Gandhi, India's prime minister, meets President Nixon at a Washington White House ceremony as both leaders discuss India's conflicts and disasters amid refugee crises. Nixon notes sorrow over floods and famine while Gandhi appeals for understanding and urges U.S. influence on Pakistan to avert war. Pakistani students protest nearby.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
India
Indira Gandhi
White House
Bengal
U.N
Police Graft Probe Spurs Indictments
Federal grand juries indict eight current and former policemen for taking heroin in exchange for goods. Officers Masone and Haden are named for trading heroin for a power saw and liquor. The indictments tie to the Knapp commission corruption hearings and involve co conspirators and a larger gambling case.
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New York
Manhattan
Michael Masone
Roberson Haden
U.S
William Phillips
Phillips
Knapp Commission
Newark
Bronx
New Jersey
Fire levy vote eyed to form Union and South Fork district
Voters in Union and South Fork townships in Delaware county cast ballots on Thursday on a proposed 1 percent mill levy to create and sustain a fire prevention district within their Hopkinton area boundaries.
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Manchester
Union
South Fork
Delaware County
Hopkinton
Iowa firm warns of summer power rationing over river pipe
Davenport AP report details Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co president Charles Whitmore saying power rationing may be needed next summer if the Mississippi River nuclear plant near Cordova, Illinois cannot operate. The Iowa water pollution control commission denied a hot water diffuser pipe permit, a move ecology groups hailed as protecting river life.
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Davenport
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Mississippi River
Charles Whitmore
Des Moines
Iowa Water Pollution Control Commission
Ecology Interests
Whitmore
Scott County
Iowa
Rock Island
Ill
Fort Dodge
Ottumwa
Iowa City
Commonwealth Edison Co
Chicago
Water Pollution Control Commission
Quad Cities
Different Water Use System at Palo Plant
A spokesman for Iowa Electric Light and Power says the Palo plant uses a closed loop water system unlike the Cordova plant. Water is drawn from the Cedar River once, stored in two large tanks, then reused, with only a negligible amount returned to the river. He warns future plants may rely on cooling towers as water temperature concerns rise.
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Palo Plant
Cordova
Palo
Iowa Electric Light and Power
The
Gazette
Power Company
Cedar River
Hazleton Woman Injured in Head-On Crash
Hazleton resident Leona Mahan nah, 53, was hospitalized in fair condition after her car crossed the center line on highway 150 near Hazleton and struck a semi head on. The truck, driven by Harold Clark, 50, of rural Oelwein, received minor injuries and was released from an Oelwein hospital.
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Hazleton
Leona Mahannah
Independence
Highway 150
Harold Clark
Oelwein
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