Delay shifts in Marion trash pickup and public notices
Trash collection will run one day late starting Wednesday due to Veterans Day observed by the sanitation department. The Tuesday schedule moves to Wednesday and Friday pickup to Saturday, with other city departments observing Nov 11. Security Savings and Loan closes Tuesday for Veterans Day. YMCA at Marion lists Tuesday activities and swim lessons. Water Board meets Wednesday at 7 pm. Planning and Zoning meets Tuesday at 7:30 pm.
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Sanitation
YMCA
Marion Ymca
Marion Planning and Zoning Commission
Council
City Hall
Avery McNeal Dies Services Are Tuesday
Avery J. McNeal 72 longtime Center Point resident died Saturday Born June 27 1903 Mason City Illinois Married Bessie Reid February 24 1926 Retired St Luke's Hospital employee former Center Point city worker and former town council member Survived by wife daughter Mrs Glenn Schultz Cedar Rapids four sons Joe Center Point Loren Rowley Dale Cedar Rapids Lyle Marion 13 grandchildren two great grandchildren three sisters five brothers Visitation Murdoch chapel Center Point services Tuesday 2 pm Burial Center Point Cemetery Memorial fund established PRAIRIEBURG Sara F Devlin 86 Prairieburg area resident for 24 years died Sunday Center Point nursing home Born February 5 1889 Monti married John Devlin April 6 1910 Member St Josephs Catholic Church Prairieburg and St Josephs Altar and Rosary Society Survived by daughter Mrs Robert Woodard son Lewis Devlin five grandchildren four great grandchildren Services 11 am Wednesday St Josephs Catholic Church Burial St Patricks Cemetery Monti Rosary recited 8 pm Monday and Tuesday Murdoch chapel Central City continue visitation after 6 pm Monday)
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Center Point
Avery J. McNeal
Mason City
Ill
Bessie Reid
Independence
McNeal
St. Luke's Hospital
Glenn Schultz
Cedar Rapids
Joe
Loren
Rowley
Dale
Lyle
Marion
Gladys Knowles
Howard Chalmers
Kenneth Hudson
Belle Plaine
Louie
Clinton
Harold
Harry
Storm Lake
Glenn
Howard
Prairieburg
Sara F. Devlin
Monti
John Devlin
Devlin
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Murdoch
Water Program Begins Monday in Marion
The Marion water department launches its fall flushing program Monday night, continuing for two weeks. Water may appear discolored during flushing and should clear within a few days. Veterans Day closings: Farmers State Bank and First National Bank observe the holiday Tuesday November 11. The Independent Board of Education meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Starry School offices. Mrs. C. C. Cayler is hospitalized at St Luke's Hospital. Marion Lions Club meets Tuesday at 6 15 p.m. at Suburban for a guns and ammunition film.
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Marion Water Department
Farmers State Bank
First National Bank
Marion Independent Board of Education
Starry School
Lions
Marion Lions Evening Club
Bishop Resigns Over Indecency Trial in Wales
The Anglican bishop of Llandaff, Rev. Eryl Stephen Thomas, 65, has retired amid a gross indecency charge and will face Cardiff magistrates on November 19. Details remain unavailable. In a diocesan letter he cites inability to prepare for the humiliation he has brought on the church. He is married with four children.
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Llandaff
Wales
Eryl Stephen Thomas
Cardiff
Thomas
Three Iowa Students Charged With Wire Tampering
Three University of Iowa undergraduates face Johnson County district court charges for illegal tapping of telephone wires. Carol Ann Thornburg, Stephen A. Doran, and Arnold Stewart Harris allegedly placed a device on a main terminal in South Quad dormitory basement on November 8 allowing long distance calls to be charged to random numbers. Campus security and transport chief Harold Sokal say the operation’s scope is unknown and no eavesdropping evidence exists. Investigation continues.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
South Quad
Johnson County
Carol Ann Thornburg
Burge
Stephen A. Doran
S. Summit Street
Arnold Stewart Harris
Slater Hall
Harold Sokal
Transportation and Security
U. of H
Sokal
Moroccan marchers withdraw from Spanish Sahara after objective met
Morocco’s King Hassan II said the 350,000 unarmed marchers would pull back to Tarfaya but stay near the border to strengthen bargaining. Officials said sovereignty may be handed to the United Nations for a temporary three-party administration as Morocco and Mauritania dispute status while Algeria and Spain push for a referendum for the Saharan 80,000 residents.
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Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Hassan II
Hassan
Marrakech
Ahmed Taibi Benhima
Tarfaya
el Aaiun
Spain
United Nations
Mauritania
Algeria
Antonio Carro Martinez
Demos Fail To Change Ford On NYC Bailout Position
Five Democratic leaders urged President Ford to back $4 billion in federal loan guarantees for New York City. Ford maintained opposition to federal aid, preferring state and city measures to avoid default. Proxmire and Mansfield stressed urgency as November default deadline nears. Ford supports bankruptcy route with court oversight, while Drinan's bill would limit federal court control and require a flexible budgeting path for NYC.
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Nyc
Washington
Senate
New York City
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate Banking Committee
New York State
Proxmire
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
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Mansfield
White House
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
House
Judiciary Committee
Robert Drinan
Mass
Federal Court
Drinan
Jeff Speakers Capture Six Trophies at Iowa Colloquy
Jefferson high school forensics team members won six trophies at the University of Iowa colloquy in Iowa City on November 1. The group had the most finalists among 42 schools. Joe Brammer earned first place in humorous prose. Terri Powers took second in oral interpretation. Third places went to Steve Van Steenhouse and Dean Deaver in humorous prose and acting, Dennis Hruby and Betty Stark in duet acting, and Sean McDonaugh in innovation.
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Jefferson High School
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Joe Brammer
Terri Powers
Steve van Steenhouse
Dean Deaver
Dennis Hruby
Betty Stark
Sean McDonaugh
Super Cops to Talk Tuesday at Coe College
New York City detectives Dave Greenberg and Bob Hantz famed as Batman and Robin will speak at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Sinclair auditorium. The Collins Radio Technical Assn sponsors the event. members may bring one guest free, non members pay 3 dollars per ticket or 5 dollars per couple. John Cosgrove, VP of telecommunications, will discuss Public Responsibility.
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New York City
Dave Greenberg
Bob Hantz
Robin
Sinclair Auditorium
Coe College
Collins Radio Technical Assa
John Cosgrove
Telecommunications
Collins
Lebanon weighs plan to disarm militias amid war
Premier Rashid Karami reportedly considers disarming Lebanon’s warring Christian and Muslim militias leaving only the army and Palestinian fighters armed. The plan aims to curb seven months of street warfare and $4.5 billion in losses while Vatican delegates seek a stronger cease fire amid clashes between army units and Phalangist militiamen on Beirut roads.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Karami
Christian Phalange Party
Beirut-Damascus
Syria
Vatican
Paolo Cardinal
Bertoli
Bartoli
Suleiman Franjieh
Camille Chamoun
Philippe Takla
Kamel Assad
Antonios Khreish
FBI Probing Charge Against Alexander
The FBI is examining allegations that IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander blocked tax investigations in a preliminary probe at the DOJ criminal division's request. Treasury Secretary Simon ordered an independent review of the Montoya affair as two House subcommittees scrutinize accusations Alexander pressured Project Haven and the IRS. Montoya says he is clean while Alexander defends curtailment of certain investigations.
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Washington
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Donald Alexander
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Alexander
Tax Agency
IRS
Treasury
William Simon
Joseph Montoya
Dn.m
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Project Haven
Dylan Baez Outdrow Humphrey at Vermont Campus
Hubert Humphrey and Bob Dylan appeared on the University of Vermont campus drawing 350 supporters for a $25 speech and 5,500 fans for an $8.50 gym event with Joan Baez. The rally showed opposition to the Minnesota senator amid a busy weekend on campus.
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Burlington, Vt
Hubert Humphrey
Bob Dylan
University of Vermont
Dylan
Joan Baez
Humphrey
D-Minn
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