Marion UNICEF drive totals 1311.90 in Marion area
UNICEF collections in the Marion region reached 1311.90 this year. About 39 local youngsters contributed with top giver Dean Decious at 20.97 and Christine Neilson 19.62. City workers attend a one week course on communications at City Hall run by Kirkwood College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicef
Marion
Coggan
Linn Grove
Prairie Chapel
Springville
UNICF
Dayton Sippy
St. Paul's Lutheran
First United, Methodist
Dean Decious
Marion Christian Church
Christine Neilson
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
City Hall
Kirkwood College
James Sutton
The
University For Town
Building Permits and Local Ads Maze in Marion
Building permits issued in the last seven days include Dick Arp roofing a dwelling and garage at 690 Third Avenue for 225 dollars and Edith Gordon partial reroof at 785 Sixth Avenue for 500. Other notices cover repairs, partial reroofs, and forthcoming events from local businesses and the Marion YMCA schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Arp
Third Avenue
Willam Hamilton, Jr
Twentysixth Street
Edith Gordon
Sixth Avenue
Ron Jahnke
Grand Avenue
Cameron Hill
Ron McConside
Blairs Ferry
Aughy
Marshall EB. Ding
Marvin Newing
Tenth Street
Eight Avenue
Ing
Seventh Avenue
McConaughy
J. G
Supreme Court Rules Segregation in Schools Unconstitutional
In a historic unanimous ruling, Brown v. Board of Education declares that state mandated segregation in public schools violates the Fourteenth Amendment equal protection clause. The article notes widespread civic interest and mentions boating participation as a broad American activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Brown Vs. Board of Education
Marion Courts Cases Lead In Past Week Police Court
In Judge Miles Adams court in Marion, multiple speeding and traffic cases are listed for residents including Stephen D Mysakc of Springville and Steven H Edinger of Lisbon with bonds ranging from $8 to $25. Other defendants include Shirley A Nieusma and Margery L Marth of route 3, and Douglas area residents with various license and registration violations. A separate entry notes a school bus stop violation by Raymond H Poecking of Peosia with a $25 bond. Cases in the justice of the peace court led by Jessie L McCormack cover speeding, overweight registration, delinquent registration, and license display with several Cedar Rapids and Fairfax defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Adams Wert
Stephen D
Mysakc
Springville
Steven H. Edinger
Lisbon
Vernon H. Deden
Monticello
Allan J. Becker
Brockman Avenue
Edwin L. Polk, Jr
G Avenue
David A. Ransier
Ninth Avenue
Shirley A. Nieusma
Margery L. Marth
William J. White
Richmond Road
Cedar Rapids
Janet &. Clark
Stanley A. Gould
Judith C. Ensley
Linnview
Wayne M. Knapp
Hiawatha
Bond
Jerry D. Findlay
Fourth Avenue
Raymond H. Poecking
Peosia
Shirley M. Wilmot
David C. Burdick
Houston Street
Donna L. Bizek
Eleventh Street
James J. Borgenson
Sheridan Drive
Robert W. Boardman
Kenneth E. Smith
Parkview Drive
Marvin E. Mefford
Fourteenth Avenue
Justice of the Peace Court
Jessie L. McCormack
Damon H. Gardner, Jr
Thirty-fifth Street
Stephen Rosckrans
Fairfax
John Ranes
Seventh Avenue
Jou
Labor Stand on Lids Looms as 1972 Issue
Miami Beach AP report on organized labor's stance against federal wage limits shaping the 1972 election. Meany leads AFL-CIO in opposing Nixon, with unions like the meat cutters eyeing a Pay Board walkout. Construction unions seek convention guidance while UAW reportedly resists a pullout and aims to protect wage boosts before the freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Nixon
White House
Apl-Cio
George
Meany
Afl-Cio
Meat Cutters
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Tion
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers
Floyd
Smith
International Association of Machinists
Frank Fitz
Simmons
Teamsters
New Approach To Career Training Proposed By Jepsen
Lt Gov candidate Roger Jepsen urged a cluster concept for career education to blend secondary and postsecondary training. He proposed 50 percent of 11th and 12th graders in occupational clusters by 1996, plus expanded retraining, public information, and a planning guide to aid local districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepsen Area
Burlington
Sov
Roger Jepsen
Jepsen
Burlington Kenanis Club
Oregon
State Board of Public Instruction
Department of Public Instruction
Brief Exposure Option Is Offered For Deferred Draftees
Washington AP reports new Director Curtis Tarr announced a national uniform call to restrict deferments and streamline draft boards. Eligible registrants born in 1961 or earlier may be affected by a Jan 1 priority status change, with high numbers facing exposure risk and lower numbers protected only if numbers are correct.
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Washington
Curtis Tarr
Tarr
Nugent Family Faces Leukemia Loss Again at Salisbury Beach
William Nugent, 2, youngest of four remaining children of Mr. and Mrs. David Nugent, is diagnosed with leukemia, mirroring losses that claimed a 3-year-old daughter 15 years ago and a 2-year-old girl seven years ago. The family also includes a 20-year-old daughter and two sons, ages 12 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Beach
Mass
Nugent
William
David Nugent
Nugents
Man Arrested on Breaking and Entering Charge
Edward M Burnell 20 of 2514 Indiana St SW is held in the city jail awaiting arraignment on charges of breaking and entering. He was seized by patrol officers for breaking into E Cohn and Sons 908 L Street SW. Copper brass and radiators were taken in the burglary and later found in Burnell s car according to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.R
Edward M. Burnell
Indiana Street
Burnell
E. Cohn and Sons
L Street
Hurt in Crash Driver Charged
Kevin L. Collins, 19, of 720 E avenue NW, was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control after a one car crash at E avenue and First street NW. He suffered head lacerations and abrasions, was treated at St. Luke's hospital, and released. The car skidded 49 feet, went over an 18 foot drop off, and rested on its top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin L. Collins
E Avenue NW
E Avenue
First Street NW
Collins
St. Luke's Hospital
Three Engineers Ambushed by Bengali Rebels in Dacca
Suspected Bengali rebels attacked three government engineers in Dacca, East Pakistan on Wednesday night, killing one and wounding two. Police and local authorities launched inquiries into the ambush and security measures in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacca
East Pakistan
UPI
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Marion News
Institute of Public Affairs
Marion High School
Opal
Opal Krankie
Diane Ward
W. O. Mulin
Robert Stack
Jim's Handi-Mart
Jim's North Star
South Lith St
Grand Ave
Hunters
Legion Hall
YMCA
Marion Branch
Armed Services
Daniel Cronin
Carpetland
U.S.A
Irwin's
Carpenter
Scooty
Chambray
Register For Free
Turkey
7Th Ave
Garris
Children's
Sane
Queen & Teen
Boston
Cedar Hills
BankAveriard Sheppen
Roet
Toro
Boul Company
Thurs
First St. SE
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