Marion Park Grant Okayed for Taube Park Development
The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved an open space grant of 7640 to Marion for Phase Two of Taube park. Funds will fund seven playground components a hard surface area and a 16 by 24 shelter. Marion officials stated weather and power installation could affect planned use and facilities.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Marion
U.S
Jack Miller
Iowa
Taube Park
Walsh joins National Legislative Conference intergovernmental relations panel
Washington State Senator John Walsh from Dubuque accepts an invitation to serve on the intergovernmental relations committee of the National Legislative Conference. The panel includes a cross section of 7,600 state legislators and will develop policy statements on commerce transportation government operations human resources natural resources public safety and urban affairs with Walsh on the commerce and transportation task force. The committee will meet for the first time in December with sessions planned with top federal officials.
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Washington
John Walsh
Dubuque
National Legislative Conference
Walsh
Commerce and Transportation Task Force
Warehouse Permit Issued by Council
Marion city council at a special meeting approved a building permit for Squaw Creek Industrial Park Corp for an office truck service and warehouse building in Squaw Creek Industrial Park. The 100 by 120 by 20 foot structure will be used by Hill and Williams Trucking Co Cedar Rapids.
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Marion
Squaw Creek
Instruments from Iowa U Hitch Ride in Space
An electrostatic analyser developed by the University of Iowa will hitch a ride on the British Ariel satellite. The Iowa City device, built by Dr. Louis Frank, aims to study solar wind particles linked to the auroras. Ariel weighs 220 pounds and will orbit Earth every 96 minutes for about a year from Vandenberg.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
U. of I
Louis Frank
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Iowa
Iowa City University
Indian Ocean
Georgia Black Artist Sets Iowa U Visit
Georgia born artist David C. Driskell chairman of Fisk University's art department since 1966 will headline the Festival of Black Arts at the University of Iowa. He speaks on contemporary black art at 8 p.m. Thursday in Maytag Auditorium, free to the public. Driskell is featured in Black American Artists 71, an exhibition at the U I Museum of Art through Jan. 2, part of a show organized by Illinois Bell Telephone and circulated by the Illinois Arts Council.
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Georgia
United States
University of Iowa
David C. Driskell
Fisk University
Nashville
U. of I
Museum of Art
Illinois Bell Telephone
Illinois Arts Council
Traer Ceramic Show Set for Friday and Saturday
The Traer Ceramic club hosts its annual ceramic show in the Masonic Temple with public viewing from 2 to 8 p.m. Friday and from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday.
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TRAER
The
Traer Ceramic Club
Masonic Temple
Moratorium Proposal in Johnson County Seeks Pause on Health Rules
Iowa City Johnson County Health Director Lyle Fisher denounces Monday’s 1 year moratorium on enforcing health regulations after about 80 farmers protested sewage practices. Six warrants were issued for alleged violations and a court hearing is set for Wednesday. Fisher defends private septic systems and cites misrepresentations at the meeting as he prepares for a decision by the boards on enforcement.
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Iowa City
Johnson County Health Department
Lyle Fisher
Board of Supervisors
Fisher
Board of Health
Shire- Hattery
Richard Bartel
Sharon Township
County Board of Health
Twin County Dairy Inc
Kalona
Grayson cautions landlords on rent increases now
Washington United Press International reports Price Commission Chairman C Jack Grayson warned landlords not to raise residential rents at present even if permitted under current rules. He indicated forthcoming guidelines by the commission and the Rent Advisory Board could alter rules and compel rollbacks of any non compliant increases.
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Washington
UPI
Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Commission
New Rent Advisory Board
Dennis The Menace Appears Daily In The Gazette
A daily Gazette classifieds snippet features Dennis the Menace as a recurring character in humor or comic notices. The item highlights playful installments and related references, suggesting ongoing serialized content in the public notices section.
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Dennis the Menace
Gazette
Tama Firm Will Recycle Phone Books
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co plans to recycle old Des Moines area telephone books into cardboard. Customers will turn in old editions when new books arrive or via disposal instructions, with trailers collecting the books for shipment to Packaging Corp of America in Tama. Officials expect about 124 tons of old books.
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Des Moines
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Central Iowa
Tama
Packaging Corp. of America
Richard Reed
Reed
Hoosier Hartke Opposes Earl Butz for Agriculture Chief
Senator Hartke of Indiana said he will vote against Earl Butz for secretary of agriculture. He cited threatening implications for American farming and noted Butz lacks farmers' confidence despite Butz's competence and Purdue University link. Senator McIntyre proposed Pearson as a replacement.
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Washington
Hartke
D-Ind
Senate
Earl Butz
Butz
Dean Butz
America
Purdue University
MclIntyre
D-N.h
Sen. Pearson
R-Kan
Europe Africa Mail Embargo Ends After Longshore Strike
The United States postal service lifted the embargo on surface mail to Europe and Africa. The action ends a blockage caused by a longshoremen's strike along East and Gulf Coasts, restoring normal international mail flow.
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Europe
Africa
Washington
Postal Service
Kennedy reassures draftees on service length
Ten years ago President Kennedy told men drafted into the armed forces that the administration planned to keep them in service no longer than one year. He sought to ease concerns about extended deployments and emphasized a clear timetable for civilian returns. The statement reflected ongoing questions about the duration of the draft in the national security framework.
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Kennedy
Oelwein Schools Approve 1972 73 Tentative Budget
The Oelwein Community School Board voted a tentative budget of 2 120 715 for 1972 73, up 249 064 from the current year and including 122 326 to cover potential enrollment growth. A 5 5 percent teacher pay hike was approved under pay board guidelines, and a 10 250 Reckem mer Construction Co contract was set to install 21 exterior pole lights for parking at new elementary and junior high buildings.
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Oelwein
Oelwein Community School Board
Reckemmer Construction Co. of
Girl Accused of Attacking Three With Scissors
Susan Dochterman, 18, of 409 Elder Jane NW, was arrested Monday on three counts of assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm. Complainants Janie Countryman, Debbie Countryman, and Judy Short allege scissors attacks at 1743 D avenue NE. She awaits arraignment in Powers court as detainee at Linn County jail.
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Susan Dochterman
Jane NW
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
D Avenue NE
Janie
Debbie Countryman
Twenty-ninth Street
Judy Short
Janie Countryman
Miss Dochterman
Linn County
Powers
Busing and handgun curbs rejected by city league panels
Honolulu report says two proposed constitutional amendments were vetoed by committees of the Congress of the National League of Cities. The human resources development panel defeated a plan to ban forced school busing based on race color creed or socioeconomic status. The public safety committee also rejected a handgun control measure from Detroit.
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Honolulu
Congress of
National League of Cities
Human Resources Development Committee
Public Safety Committee
Detroit
Mayor Gribbs Defeats Two Gun Rights Proposals
In a heated debate area residents considered two proposed constitutional changes. Mayor Roman Gribbs supported limiting gun rights to long guns while both initiatives were defeated by wide margins.
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Roman Gribbs
Rites Thursday for Leonard Wayson 57
Leonard O Wayson 57 a Urbana lumberman and lifelong resident died Monday Born Oct 5 1914 in Urbana He married Evelyn F Murphy Feb 9 1938 served in U S Army in WWII Survived by wife three daughters two sons two brothers a sister and 13 grandchildren Services listed with date and location Burial at St Marys cemetery Spencers Grove Friends may call Wednesday afternoon
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Leonard O. Wayson
Bethany
Evelyn F. Murphy
U. S. Army
Clifford Clayton
Estherville
Donald Carlin
Sheila Wayson
Dennis L. Wayson
Center Point
Kevin E. Wayson
Claude Wayson
Waterloo
Emmett Wayson
Blairstown
Eva Cook
Murdoch
Deer Season Fatalities Quick Toll Reported in Wisconsin
Wisconsin officials report during an eight day deer season that ended Sunday ten hunters were shot to death and eight suffered fatal heart attacks. The AP notes a high mortality amid the eight day period in Madison with officials confirming the casualties.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Consin
Eigh
Grand Jury Granted Go-Ahead on Pentagon Papers Probe
The U S circuit court of appeals allowed a federal grand jury to resume its investigation into the Pentagon papers. The ruling bars questioning Sen. Gravel and his aides or about Gravel’s reading of the defense study. The panel issued an interim order permitting the probe to continue with restrictions.
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Boston
Pentagon
Sen
Gravel
Alaska
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Grand Jury
Bailey Aldrich
Appeals Court
Lit
Senate
Defense Department
U.S
Vietnam
Capitol
Trains Crash Kills Eight in Sao Paulo Suburb
A crowded commuter train and another train collided in a Sao Paulo suburb on Tuesday. Eight people were killed and 20 injured in the crash.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
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