Downey to lead Des Moines area credit union post
Downey resigns from city stall post after two years of service in engineering and bulldog departments. He joins the Tows Credit Union League as field representative and will train in Des Moines before heading to Fort Dodge to move his family. He has served as Marion Public Employes Credit Union treasurer and on its board, helping organize the union for area employes. Gary L. Bitar named successor as treasurer. Eilet teaches business and economics at Linn-Mar High School. Credit union hours unchanged. Relatives Fehrs of San Diego visiting local relatives. YMCA Marion branch schedule listed with multiple activities. Salespersons Wanted at Boston Store for Ready to Wear and Drygoods.
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Downey
Tiny
Wes
Deveney
Credit Union League
Des Moines
Alaza
Fort Dodge
Marion Public
City
Tine-Mir
Marion
Gary L. Bitar
Eilet
Linn-Mar
Marion Court Dockets Report Wide Range of Traffic Violations
A weekly police court docket from Marion lists numerous traffic offenses and some nontraffic charges. Names, addresses, and fines range from speeding to leaving the scene, with amounts from 3 to 121 dollars and victims or witnesses noted for some cases.
Girl Dies Choking on Toy Balloon in Davis City
A seven year old girl, Carla Clough Tedder, died after choking on a toy balloon while playing at home in Davis City. Authorities report the balloon was swallowed inadvertently by the child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Clough. In Des Moines, Jett Sheffington, 19, of Mitchellville, died at a Des Moines hospital from injuries in an early morning two car crash at a street intersection.
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Davis
CITY
Carla Clough
al Clough
Des Moines
Jett Sheffington
Mitchellville
Building Permits Issued for Various Local Repairs
Building department reports seven days of permits awarded. Recipients include Robert W. Moore at 745 Alpine Road for a garage project valued at 5000 dollars, Morris Neighbor for add room at 1310 McGowan, Anna Brooks for partial retook dwelling at 2190 Eighth Avenue, E A Morris for reroofing at 1410 Papperwood Hill, Duane Dafisman for metal shed at 1235 Brockman, Ralph Meany Jr for reroofing at 925 Twenty-fifth Street, Ivan Studer for garage reroof at 350 Highth Avenue, Philip DeFrancesco for rerost and repair at 2458 Eighth Avenue, George Wells for reroof and repair at 1824 Seventh Avenue, Bernard Schenken for partial reroof of dwelling at 1995 Tenth Street, Kenneth Keleher for partial reroof dwelling and garage at 1142 Enth Avenue, Arthur Patruseh for partial reroof and res iding at 2054 Third Avenue.
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Robert W. Moore
Alpine Road
Morris Neighbor
McGowan
Anna Brooks
Eighth Avenue
E. A. Morris
Papperwood Hill
Duane Dafisman
Brockman Avenue
Ralph Meany, Jr
Twenty-fifth Street
Ivan Studer
Highth Avenue
Philip DeFrancesco
George, Wells
Seventh Avenue
Bernard Schenken
Tenth Street
Kenneth Keleher
Eleventh Avenue
Arthur. Pat. Ruseh
Third Avenue
Japan Americans To Get Savings Under Nixon Law
President Nixon signed legislation allowing nearly 2000 Japanese Americans interned during World War II to claim about 4.5 million dollars in confiscated bank savings. Claimants may petition the attorney general for return of funds held in US branch banks, previously barred as enemy aliens amid wartime actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Justice Department
Congress
Japan
Us. S
Decorah Man Charged with Drunk Driving
Decorah resident Alfred Malley 7 percent was charged after a traffic incident. His car struck a parked vehicle registered to Ronald Furse and another parked car belonging to Edward Kraga. He was treated for facial injuries at Winneshiek Memorial Hospital and released.
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Decora
Alfred Malley
Decorah
Nebaggo
Jacelion
Malley
Ronald Furse
Nebradka
Turse Auto
Edward Kraga
Cresco
Winneshiek County
Clarence Crabiine
Cane
West Main Street
Donald Olson
Deborah
Crabtree
Alan
Taylor
Matt
Atkinson
International Group To Study World Woes
London AP reports the International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis to study global energy, ecology, and population issues. A 12 nation body with U S and Soviet-backed leadership will operate independently of governments from Vienna’s Luxembourg Palace with a $44 million three year budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexei ‘N. Kogyain
Special Institute
Carrie
Royal Society
International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Japan
Canada
Czechoslovakia
France
East
Germany
Ialy
Bulgaria
Porraind
Luxembourg Palace
Vienna
Dzherian M. Gvishignn
Soviet State Committee For Science and
Honard Railfa
Marvard University
Tha
Rest Area Plan Affects Mississippi Shore Cabin Owners
Jerry Schepf Iowa conservation chief outlines an order to clear land along the Mississippi for a new wayside rest area. The project aims to be finished within three years and signals a push to advertise farm equipment as part of the era’s rural program.
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Marquette
Jerry Schepf
Iowa
Commgston
Mississippi
Asbestos Raises Risk Of Digestive Cancers, Study Finds
New York researchers report asbestos exposure linked not only to lung cancer but also to higher death rates from stomach, colon, and rectal cancers. In a study of 632 insulation workers from New York and New Jersey, cancer risks rose with asbestos exposure, suggesting urban airborne fibers may impact public health.
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OW York
New York
Lyon
France
International Agency For Research On Cancer
World Health Organization
Irving Selikote
the Mount
Sinal School of, Medicina
Selikoff
Hammond Wase
Smilar
Ulatime
Kennedy Names Five Us Prisoners of War
Washington AP Edward Kennedy said North Vietnam supplied names of five U S airmen listed as missing in action by the Pentagon. The Defense Department said only two were missing and three were already known prisoners. Kennedy drew sharp criticism from families for releasing names in an inaccurate form. The five are Lt Cmdr Dari Raebel Orange Park Fla Lt JG David Everett Simons Island Ga Cmdr Theodore Triebel San Diego Capt Jerome Heeren Brookings SD Cmdr James O Neil Las Vegas Nev Kennedy said he was told the five are in prisoner of war status.
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Washington
Edward Kennedy
U.S
Pentagon
Defese Department
Kennedy
Navy
Agar
Dala
Raebel
Orange Park
Fla
J. G
David A. Everett
Li. Simons Island
Gacy
Theodore W. Triebel
San Diego
Calif
Jérome D. Heeren
Brookings
James O O'Neil
Las Vegas
Ney
James Willcockson of Sigourney Dies
James Edwin Willcockson 78 longtime Sigourney attorney died Wednesday evening in an Iowa City hospital. He practiced law in Keokuk county and served as county attorney several terms. Survived by wife Laura Leland two sons Richard Edwin and James Leland both of Los Angeles a daughter Meldoln Morrow Rochester NY and four grandchildren. Services Friday 2 p.m. Reynolds funeral home burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Local obituaries note his military service in World War I and membership in Christian church Masons Legion.
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Seeder
Geist
Sigourney
James Edwin Willcockson
Iowa City
Dod
Oakley
Kon
Business College
Des Moines
Court Reportue
Chicago
Ite
France
University of Chicago Law -School
Keota
Keokuk County
Christian Church
Masons
Laglon
Laura Leland
Troy
Kun
Richer Edwin
James ‘Leland
Los Angeles
Mel. Dolm Morrow
Rochester
N.Y
Reynolds Funeral Home
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Manchester Services For Harold Jones 80
Harold B. Jones 80 died Thursday morning in Manchester after a long tenure as an auto sealer. Born November 6, 1891 near Storm Lake, he moved to Manchester in 1911 and founded the J. J. Jones and Sons garage. Survived by son Richard M. Jones and daughter Mrs. Raymon Reach, six grandchildren. Services Saturday at 1 10 p.m. at Community Congregational Church. Visitation at Skelly Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Manchester
Harold B. Jones
Storm Lake
Eva P. van Anda Thee
Rotary Club
Richard M
Raymon Reach
Wheeling
Congregational Grurel
Friends Uty
Skelly Funeral Home
Medical care in Alabama prisons deemed barbarous by judge
U.S. District Judge Frank Johnson ordered Alabama prison authorities to provide immediate adequate medical care for inmates at the Medical and Diagnostic Center near Montgomery. He cited gross neglect, severe understaffing, and dangerous shortages of supplies, demanding regular doctor access, proper narcotics controls, psychiatric treatment, and updated facilities within 90 days.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Sullivan
Imate Desighs
U.S. District Court
Johnson
Dohnson
Charles Ranion 77 dies in Cedar Rapids hospital
Charles Ranion aged 77 died Tuesday night in a Cedar Rapids hospital. He operated a produce and truck business and was a hog buyer for Wilson Co. He was born July 8 1895 in Rock Ingham County Va and married Audray Hartmen July 21 1917 in Singer's Glen Va. He resided here since 1924. Survived by his wife a daughter Vivian Simmons of Cedar Rapids two grandchildren one great grandchild three sisters and two brothers. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church South English. Body at Powell Funeral Home North English.
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Charles Ranion
Cedar Rapids
First ‘Baptist Church
South English
Powell, Funeral Home
North
English
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Duratte
Miles Adams
J. Larson
Eairviews
Richwed A. Gallagher
Fighith
Thirty-fifth Street
Larry W. Ishman
John J. Morrissey
Wilder Drive
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Judith A.ebeling
First Avenue
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Willam W. Addison
Meadowview Drive
Frank H
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Seventeenth Street
Linda B.cromwell
Ronald D. Thompson
Sari
Imeyele
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James E Bente
C Street
Megal Hitchhiking
Steven R WL Glubka
Phirtieth Sirget Hive
Stevan D,j] Forkner
Alburnett
T Dasdenger
U.S. National Academy of Sciences
Soviet Academy of Sciences
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Dial
Shar River
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Pws
Fly Avenue
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131 Avenue
Mt. Vernon Rd
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James Willcockson
Harold Jones
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