Council Hears Plans for Community Development in C R
The priorities committee outlines 1 280 000 in Hill Riverside and Time Check projects with 50 600 for the concept 218 600 contingencies and 121 00 for Oak Hill property acquisitions north of Fifteenth Avenue. Relocation 119 250 for Gak Hill, 14 200 for demolition, 80 000 for residences rehab, and park improvements including 5 000 for a wading pool 12 000 rest room 9 000 other upgrades. Riverside proposes 182 000 property acquisitions 46 700 relocations 7 820 demolitions 120 006 rehab with a pedestrian ramp to Riverside Roundhouse. Time Check 178 008 property acquisition 63 350 relocation 9 400 demolition 88 000 rehab. Cedar Lake Daniela park designated for future projects. Urban renewal board backs the plan. public hearing tentatively set for Dec 17 at 7 p.m. at city hall.
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Oak Hill
Fifteenth Avenue
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Gak Hil Ates
Gak Hill
Ramedagain
Riverside
Twelfth Avenue Bridge
Riverside Roundhouse
Scott Olson
Origin- Hee
Cedar lake-Daniela Park
Meon
Urban Renewal Board
Dow Salyer
Sity Planning
Two Injured In Accident Caused by Ice Action on icy Sixteenth Avenue SW viaduct causes two injuries
Marcella Marie McCune, 48, of 135 Thirty-third Street Drive SE, in fair condition with a fractured jaw and right heel after a two vehicle crash involving a car driven by McCune and a pickup driven by William Bushnell Tombking, 21, of 800 Twenty-first Avenue SW. McCune’s daughter-in-law Linda, 24, of 448 Seventh Avenue, Marion, treated for knee lacerations and an elbow injury. Ice and snow on the roadway blamed for the Monday crash near 4 p.m. No charges filed. Production Ends At Bomb Factory In Crane Indiana production of bombs at the Crane naval weapons support center has ceased for the first time in years. With no major conflicts, bomb stockpiles are full and only routine maintenance will be done. About 200 let go.
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Marcella Marie McCune
Thirty-third Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Mia McCune
Wiliam Bushnell Tombking
Twenty-first Avenue
Polite
McCune
Crane
Ind
Crane Naval Weapons Support Center
Indiana
Testing Feasibility of Cascade City Landfill
Cascade city council reversed an earlier vote and approved borings to test feasibility of a city owned landfill. The 3-1 decision follows merchants urging reconsideration and a plan to use a $954,000 grant with the housing and rural development department to drill a new city well. Bids for the project expected next spring.
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Cascade
Cascade City Council
Department of Housing and Rural Development
Receives Award by Temague District Merit
Ronald Albaugh Cub Scout master of Pack 18 in Mechanicsville receives the Temague district award of merit for outstanding service to Scouts and active community participation. On this date in 1920 WTAW College Station Texas aired the first play by play description of a Texas and Texas A&M football game.
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Mechanicsville
Ronald Albaugh
Temague
WTAW
College Station
Texas
University of Texas
Texas A&m
Judge Denies He Said He'd Rule Against New Helmet Law
Iowa community hears a dispute over a new helmet law for motorcyclists. Judge Scolaro says he has not ruled, has not read the law completely, and will weigh arguments before any decision. A related ticket case involving Duwayne Silvertson was postponed to December 15.
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Scolsio
Iowan
Rick Langyuth
Feaders
Iowa
United Motorcycle Defense
IUMD
Scolaro
3UMD
Tom Koehler
Uic
Inethica Aed
Lynné Brady
Rick Langguth
Duwayne Silvertsen
Center Point Road
Silverties
Suege Scolero
Scolero
Washington High Jazz Band to Ames Festival
Washington High School jazz band opens at Iowa State University festival December 4 at 1 pm in C Y Stephens Auditorium. Woody Herman clinic follows. The group performs Spain Malaguena Hank's Opener and other Ames program selections December 2 at 7 30 pm in Washington Auditorium. Jazz Band II and Washington Symphonic Band also appear on the Tuesday program with fanfare prelude and pieces from Avatara and A Thing on the Twelve Days of Christmas. Admission 128 for adults 78 cents for students.
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Iowa State University
C.Y. Stephens Auditorum
Woody Herman
Ames
Washington Auditorium
Spain
Malaguena
Hank
Washington ‘Symphonic Band
Hasley Wins Swisher Post Runoff in Swisher Runoff
Hasley won the three way runoff for Swisher city council as a tie among Hasley Terry Potter and James Wagner was resolved by a drawing conducted by Johnson County Supervisor Loreda Cilek after canvass. The runoff added two council members alongside those elected November 4 with Mayor Floyd Gardner reelected and Steve Pudil and John Serbousek winning seats.
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Swisher
Eldon Hasley
Johnson County
Loreda Cilek
Hasley
Terry Potter
James Wagner
Iowa
Floyd Gardner
Steve Pudil
John Serbousek
Ronald Sudderis
Robert,McQueen
Oelwein Woman Struck by Auto in Street Accident
Mrs James Kenniston a 20 resident of Oelwein was injured while walking along an Oelwein street at about 9 am A car driven by Jeff Reed 73 of Oelwein left the curb struck her from behind and threw her over the vehicle The Reed car then hit a tree Reed was hospitalized and reported in good condition Police continued investigation and charges were pending
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Oelwein
James Keenistén
Oelwein Hospital
Jeff Reed
Oelweil
Kenniston
Reed
Uelwei
Waldheim says Syria seeks progress to extend Golan force
U N secretary general Waldheim said Syria wants a comprehensive Middle East settlement to permit a renewal of the 1,260 strong U N peacekeeping force on the Golan Heights. He reported Syria demands progress in negotiations and the planned extension hinges on Syria agreeing to extend the mandate. Waldheim has been meeting in Damascus and Jerusalem and will tour Cairo and Beirut as part of efforts to bridge differences.
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Golan'Heights
Syria
Inractt Foreign
Vigel Allen
Israel
Waldheim
Hae Een
Barascus
Jerusalem
Cairo
Beirut
Damascus
Middle East
Golan Heights
Thief Breaks Into Residence Stealing Preserves and Jelly
A thief entered the Phillips residence at 58 Fifteenth Avenue SW while the owner slept and stole three jars of homemade apple jelly and three quarts of homemade peach preserves valued at 18 dollars. Phillips reported being awakened by the intruder taking the items.
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Phillips
Davenport
Ma Uipetaire Saloop
Purse Snatcher Strikes Downtown
Bernice Briney reports her purse containing 24 dollars snatched in the Third Avenue area. A white male about 19 grabbed the bag, spun her, and threw her to the ground causing facial bruises. she did not require hospitalization. Suspect last seen running north along Fourth Street railroad tracks.
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Bernice Briney
Twenty Seventh Street
Third Avenue
Ino. Briney
Fourth Street
The Skashings Reported in C R Joes 430 Sn Tie
A local report notes skashings at Joes and in C R Joes with 430 sn tied to damage estimation around 1000 dollars. The item highlights estimated losses and involved locations.
Radios Taken From Cars Reported In City
Two citizen band radios valued at 380 dollars were reported stolen from vehicles at residents' homes. Henry Solbrig of 879 Twelfth Street NE reported a 200 dollar radio missing, while Jett McClun of 388 Fourteenth Avenue SW said a 150 dollar radio was taken from his locked car.
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Henry Solbrig
Twelfth Street
Jett McClun
Fourteenth Avenue
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