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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1967
Page
5
Denny Williams, 25, of 3009 Second Avenue SE, was held on a charge of embezzling an automobile. He rented a car from Brownie’s Service Station on November 3 and failed to return it by November 6. Police found the car in front of his home and arrested him.
A meeting on the future of the Area Eight vocational technical school district was postponed due to illness of the Jackson County superintendent. It has been rescheduled for December 12 in Maquoketa with superintendents Eldon Shriver Jackson Cletus Koppen Dubuque and Donald Potter Delaware noted.
A note states that 11 Airlines Chile is served by eleven international airlines. The arrangement connects the Chilean carrier with multiple foreign partners, expanding routes and service options.
Linn County conservation board plans talks with the Iowa Conservation Commission in Des Moines after an attorney general opinion classified Pinicon Lake as a navigable stream. The finding limits regulatory power to the legislature and not the board, as experts seek safety rules for high speed boating at Pinicon Ridge park near Central City. The board also reviewed tax rulings on camping and cabin fees and considered trail changes at Pinicon Ridge with Star-Dunstables offering horse riding options.
The College Community school board authorized selling $160000 more bonds at a Tuesday meeting. Voters previously approved $500000 in bonds for Prairie high school addition. The board also expelled a freshman for behavior problems and awarded a locker contract to Pigott Inc of Des Moines for $2369. The 1966-67 district audit was received from a private firm.
Ken Hartung was elected new president of the Oelwein Chamber of Commerce at a Tuesday night meeting. Bob Link was elected first vice president, Bob McIntosh second vice president and Ken Moore treasurer. Hartung aims for closer ties with city council the industrial development group and the Jaycees and a public meeting will be held to discuss local interests and concerns.
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