Christmas Events Planned Across East Iowa Towns
East Iowa towns plan festive activities with lighting contests and Santa visits. Hawkeye sponsors a citywide home lighting contest with prizes and Dec. 19 judging. Santa appears Dec. 16. Wyoming lights main street with a new steel bridge arch, Santa visits Dec. 16. Manchester offers Jaycees lighting contest entries due Dec. 16 with multiple prize certificates redeemable at Iowa Electric Co. West Liberty hosts free Saturday movie afternoons with treats on Dec. 23. Anamosa and Springville present The Messiah choirs with named directors and soloists at local churches.
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Iowa
Hawkeye — Business Men
The
Hawkeye Business Men's Assn
Santa Claus
Wyoming
Cecil Lambert
Town Hall
Manchester
Jaycees
Iowa Electric Co
West Liberty
Strand Theater
Anamosa
How They Voted on Recent Roll Calls in Iowa Delegation
AP records show Iowa congressmen votes on Social Security hikes and earnings, with 78 to 6 approving a benefits increase and 167 to 143 backing a foreign aid bill. Amendments by Williams and Curtis failed, while Long and Harris proposals passed. several members did not vote.
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Washington
Iowa
Hickenlooper and Miller
Williams
R-Del
Hickenlooper
Miller
Curtis
R-Neb
Long
D-La
Harris
D-Okla
Culver
Mayne
Smith
Gross
Kyle
Scherle
Schwengel
A-Iowa
Peace Corps
Schwengel and
Toledo Youth Fined 93 Dollars for Five Traffic Offenses
Darrel L. Duhachek, 18, Toledo, must pay 93.75 in Mayor Carnal's court after pleading guilty to speeding, stopping sign violation, lights out, driving without license, and failing to stop for siren. Police pursued him from a residential area to State street before he stopped and was arrested.
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TAMA
Darrel L. Duhachek
Toledo
E. C. Carnal
Nick Kriegel
Duhachek
Kriegel
State Street
Thirteenth
State
Tama-Toledo
Joe McBride
McBride
Bill Badger
Guilty Plea in Tama High Speed Chase Case
Oscar Wanatee 22 of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty to four charges after a pursuit by Deputy Schafer on Old Highway 30 near Tama. Wanatee received concurrent 30 day jail terms for reckless driving and driving without a license, plus $15 fines and $6 costs for intoxication on a public highway and failing to stop for a red light and siren. His attorney seeks transfer to Linn county jail for work program release.
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Tama
Oscar Wanatee
Cedar Rapids
E. C. Carnal
William Hill
Marshalltown
Forest Schafer
Carnal
Wanatee
Tama County
ve.Wanatee
Linn County
Highway crash leads to multiple arrests and fines in Traer area
A vehicle pursuit ended with a car ditching on a narrow Iowa river road near the settlement. Wanatee and others were arrested or fined for intoxication charges, including Mrs. Thomas who paid 20 dollars plus costs and Vannert Wiese who forfeited a 15 dollar bond. A Traer woman was released without charges. In NEW HAMPTON an art exhibit is set for Sunday from 2 to 4 30 p.m. at Huebner Chevrolet Buick showrooms with demonstrations all afternoon.
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Schafer
Harry McMurray
Iowa River
Wanatee
Thomas
Vannert Wiese
Traer
New Hampton
Flute and Piccolo Recital by University of Iowa Student
Joanne K. Chadima, a Cedar Rapids junior in UIowa School of Music, will present a flute and piccolo recital at 4 p.m. Sunday in South Music Hall. She is assisted by Richard Sessler, Lynelle Linton, and Patrick Burden on piano and woodwind.
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Iowa City
Joanne K. Chadima
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
South Music Hall
Chadima
Richard Sessler
Durant
Lynelle Linton
Oshkosh
Wis
Patrick Burden
Fostoria
Ohio
UIC Night at Fayette Sunday
Fayette hosts a community appreciation night sponsored by the Fayette Chamber of Commerce, Upper Iowa College, and the Professional Food Service Management Co. The event runs 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. with a spaghetti dinner for $1 adults 50 cents children under six, followed by recreational activities in Dorman Gym until 9:30 p.m.
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Fayette
Dorman Gymnasium
Alternative to LBJ Discussed By Iowa Demos
Des Moines sources report that a small group of Iowa Democrats plans to attend a Chicago conference to explore presidential candidates other than Lyndon Johnson. The Des Moines meeting, labeled an information session, featured Curtis Gans of Concerned Americans and listed several local political figures present as attendees.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Lyndon Johnson
Jay Mallon
Curtis Gans
Concerned
Mallon
Insurance
Johnson
Joseph Rosenfield
Harold Hughes
Rosenfield
State Board of Regents
Tom Hutchison
Polk County
William Gannon
Mingo
House
Harry Beardsley
Dan Johnston
Interstate Rest Area Work Gets Go Ahead
Des Moines reports that the Iowa Executive Council approved $100000 in funding to advance construction at a rest area project. Details on location and timeline were not disclosed in the readable text.
Highway commission allocates funds for rest area project
The commission on Tuesday approved using about 1 million dollars from contingency funds to match interstate rest area construction. Federal money of roughly 900 thousand dollars will supplement the project.
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Pears
The Lark at Luther College This Weekend
A French period play about Joan of Arc titled The Lark will be shown by Augustana Players at Luther College in Valders Studio Theater. Performances are Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are available at the door.
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Joan of Arc
Augustana Players
Luther College
Valders Studio
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