City Man Faces Narcotic Count in CA
Jerry D. Ranken age 19 of Iowa City detained in Cedar Rapids jail on charges of violating the uniform controlled substance act and having no driver's license. Police stopped him on Mt Vernon Road SE early Monday during a routine check and found suspected narcotic substance a hashish pipe and injection paraphernalia in his possession. He awaits arraignment.
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Jerry D. Ranken
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids City
Ranken
Mt. Vernon
Marion News Highlights Local Events and Obituaries
Marion notices list Veda Blin of Marion cremation details, a Thursday swim schedule at the Marion branch, community awards for Cub Scout packs, and a family birthday observance. Also covered are education board executive session, Lions Club meeting, cross-examination debate results, and various club notices.
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Barns
Marion High School
Davenport West
Clinton
Iowa City
Vernon junior high speaker on elementary discipline event
H A Schley from Vernon junior high school faculty will speak on discipline at the elementary level. Guests may attend by calling Mrs. Grawe at 377-0061. Marion Over-64 club meets Thursday at 7 p.m. in Farm ers State bank community room.
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Veda Blin
Marion
Ridgeway
Cedar
Marion Rapids
Tranch
Buin
First United
St. Joseph's School
Methodist Church of
Fourteenth Street
Call Robson
Robert G. Blin
Randall
Glen K. Taylor
Ridge
Jessons
Murdoch Chapel
Glen Lamb
Cedar Me
Legmorial
Lions
Lions Evening Club
Gazete
Marion Over-64
Farmers State Bank
Liquor Council to head state liquor department roles
The governor outlined a plan to appoint a council to head the state liquor department and oversee the retail stores and warehouse operations. The council would be part of reorganization urged by the Economy committee, aiming to run the system more responsively while maintaining service quality. Staff would stay for now, with store managers handling hiring and firing. Council terms would vary from one to five years initially, then five-year terms for all subsequent appointees.
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Kirk
Commission
Ray
Anna Steinberg 101 Dies Longtime Independence Resident
Independence Iowa obituary for Anna Steinberg aged 101 who died Sunday. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Immanuel Lutheran. Survived by two daughters Viola Hite of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Anna Harshbarger of Blackwater, Massachusetts, and two sons Lester and Ralph of Missoula, Montana, plus 14 grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren and 10 great great grandchildren.
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Independence
Anna Steinberg
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Daugh Iters
Viola Hite
Cedar Rapids
Anna Harshbarger
Blackwater
Lester
Ralph
Missoula
Mont
Man’s bad check charge dismissed after restitution
A municipal court dismissed a charge of false uttering a check against Ernest C. Mahan, 29, of 1246 Eighteenth Avenue SW, after he made full restitution for a $48.94 bad check written January 21 to the Me Too store at 69 Sixteenth Avenue SW.
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Ernest C. Mahan
Eighteenth Avenue
Mahan
Me Too
Teenth Avenue SW
Winneshiek Road Budget Approved by County Board
Decorah Iowa 1972 budget totaling 1 385 000 for secondary and road improvements in Winneshiek County was approved by the board of supervisors. County Engineer Nels Fardahl noted contingencies 24 500 for construction and 90 000 for maintenance within the budget. Fardahl recounted alleged torture and corruption in the 173rd airborne brigade leading to his dismissal and a later Army purge of a critical efficiency report against Herbert, all amid broader wartime claims and resignations.
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Decorah
Winneshiek
Ie Oeee
Bok County
Nels Fardahl
Fardahl
Franklin
Ofj
Barnes
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Herbert
Robert Froehlke
Com Elevator Mishap Fatal to Iowa Youth
Kevin Waterman, 19, of Muscatine died after being entangled in a corn elevator while working on a farm near Wilton Junction. He had served in Korea and Vietnam with multiple decorations including a Silver Star. The incident followed a separate report of a fatal attack witnessed by a resident in Dyersville and a house fire at Ike Tegler’s trailer home.
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Herbert
Korea
Wilton Junction
Vietnam
Kevin Waterman
Musca
Tine
Here
Viet 1
Nam
Waterman
Dyersville
Ike Tegler
Fie
Herbert Bates and Col J Ross Frank linked to 1969 Vietnam killings
Charges against Franklin were dismissed last July and those against Bates were dropped when Maj. Gen. Roland Gloster concluded the available evidence did not establish the alleged offenses. The case described alleged dereliction of duty and concealment of a felony for failing to pass on reports of murder and torture of civilians in Vietnam in 1969.
Senator Glenn to push lobbyist financial disclosure bill
Ottumwa Senator Gene Glenn pledges to push a lobbyist disclosure measure in the next state session. He cites public support and argues current lobby spending burdens Iowa taxpayers. Glenn notes a 420 to 156 lobbyist to legislator ratio as evidence of pressure on lawmakers.
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Glenn
Iowa
State Avancy To Participate In CLR Session
Iowa state aging staff will attend a Cedar Rapids conference on aging at First Lutheran church Thursday starting at 1 pm. Participants include William H. Schultz James L. Corbett and Earl V. Nelson. Senator Riley, White House aging conference delegate, hosts to brief seniors before Washington trip.
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Iowa State Commission
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Tom Riley
William H. Schultz
James L. Corbett
Earl V. Nelson
White House
Riley
Washington
First Lutheran Church
Michael Randall Reports Assault in Parking Lot
Michael Randall 22 of 637 Sixteenth Avenue SW said four people held him while a fifth struck his shoulders and arms with a pipe in a Sunday night attack in a lot at F Avenue and First Street NW. A rock was thrown at his car as he left but he did not need medical care.
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Michael Randall
Sixteenth Avenue
F Avenue
First Street
Randall
Hlm
Dow
Two juveniles charged in Tama County arson case
Iowa City fire marshal says two juveniles aged 13 and 14 were charged in a weekend incident involving a break in and arson at a Tama County store. They were released to custody of parents after posting bond. A one car accident on Highway 30 near Deer Creek bridge preceded the fire.
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Tama
Bobbie G. Cuthbert
Toledo
Jim Sorensen
Tama County District Court
Cuthbertson
Deer Creek Bridge
Coe College Debaters Place Second in USD Tourney
Coe College debaters finished second in the varsity division at a weekend tournament hosted by the University of South Dakota in Vermillion. Sheryl Porter of Raytown Missouri won first in original oratory, and Porter with Mark Robertson from Martelle formed the varsity team that beat Moorhead State and Marquette but fell to the University of Kansas in the finals.
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Coe College
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Coe
Sheryl Porter
Raytown
Miss Porter
Mark Robertson
Martelle
Moorhead State College
Marquette University
University of Kansas
Inmate James Lane Dies in Waterloo Jail
Waterloo authorities report 36 year old James Lane, held on drunken driving charges, was found dead Sunday night in jail. He reportedly hanged himself with his shirt during a routine check.
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Waterloo
UPI
James Lane
Lane
Pilot Safety Meetings Planned Across Iowa and California
The Federal Aviation Administration and state aviation commissions sponsor pilot safety meetings this month. Cedar Rapids hosts the accident prevention program Thursday night at 7 30 at Prairie Junior High. Iowa City will hold a similar session on November 20.
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Iowa City
Federal Aviation Administration
Towa Aeronautics Commission
Cedar Rapids
Prairie Junior High
Preparation H promotes relief from hemorrhoidal swelling
Doctors report an exclusive formulation that eases burning itching and swelling of hemorrhoidal tissue without narcotics or astringents. Preparation H is available as ointment or suppository and also lubricates irritated surfaces to ease bowel movements.
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