Linn-Mar Booster Club launches nonprofit membership drive
Linn-Mar booster officers announce a membership drive to fund district extracurriculars replacing the Linn-Mar Fair which lacks chairmen. They request a donation of 5 to 10 dollars per family with contributions at events and mail gifts to treasurer Kenneth McCurray. Contacts are Linda Yarnes, Jane McGowan, and Jerry Buisman.
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Linn-Mar Booster Club
Linn-Mar
Kenneth McCurray
Linda Yarnes
Jane McGowan
Jerry Buisman
Officers elected for Marion and Hiawatha Kiwanis year
The Marion Kiwanis Club elected Norman J. Waffle president for 1977-78 with LeRoy Vick as president-elect and Dale Folkers as vice president. Hiawatha Trails Kiwanis chose George Domer as president with Bruce Larson as vice president and Arlo Pape as treasurer. The Marion YMCA schedules a Friday activity lineup including non aquatic and pool events from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. plus various lessons and youth programs.
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Hiawatha Trails Kiwanis Clubs
Norman J. Waffle
13Th St
Marion Kiwanis Club
LeRoy Vick
Dale Folkers
Jack Parmenter
George Domer
Third Ave
Hiawatha Trails
Bruce Larson
Arlo Pape
Rick Cloud
YMCA
Marion Ymca
Linn-Mar
Marion
Five new house permits approved by Marion building dept
Over the past week the Marion building department approved five home permits. Names and costs include John Short at 4498 Westover Road for 27142 dollars Steve Roggon at 780 Donnelly Drive for 23816 dollars Welsh and Welsh Construction Co at 3220 Second St for 19420 dollars then Welsh at 3200 Second St for 21136 dollars and Welsh at 3270 Second St for 22423 dollars. A four-plex at 1050 Third St for 69120 dollars was approved for Jonas Olson. Other permits include Welsh and Welsh 12-stall garage at 1400 Meadowview Drive for 13266 dollars St Josephs Church storage building at 1375 Brockman Ave for 5050 dollars Curt Gill garage at 150 33rd Ave for 2178 dollars Edward J Nevens garage at 3090 18th Ave for 3024 dollars Charles Landers move in garage at 2721 Fifth Ave for 1540 dollars William Cayler remodel kitchen and build patio at 2390 Tenth Ave for 500 dollars.
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John Short
Westover Road
Steve Roggon
Donnelly Drive
Welsh and Welsh Construction Co
Second St
Welsh
Jonas Olson
Third St
Meadowview Drive
St. Joseph’s Church
Brockman Ave
Curt Gill
33Rd Ave
Edward J. Nevens
18Th Ave
Charles Landers
Fifth Ave
William Cayler
Tenth Ave
Heavy fighting erupts in Middle East on this date 1973
On this date in 1973 heavy fighting broke out between Israel and the combined forces of Egypt and Syria. Both sides claimed the other started the war.
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Israel
Egypt
Syria
Coed Refuses to Reveal Vote Faces Contempt in Ann Arbor
Susan Vanhattan, a 21 year old University of Michigan student, was cited for contempt and jailed briefly after refusing to disclose how she voted in the Ann Arbor mayoral race. The suit alleges an improperly marked absentee ballot affected a one vote margin victory for Democrat Albert Wheeler over Republican Louis Belcher.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Circuit Court
James Kelley
Susan Vanhattam
Albert Wheeler
Louis Belcher
Washtenaw County Board of
Belcher
Miss Vanhattam
University of Michigan
Congress May Void Court Attack on Retirement Age
The House has passed an amendment to raise the involuntary retirement age to 70 and prohibit forced retirement based on age in employee benefit plans. The case centers on United Air Lines not letting workers retire at 60 under a 1967 law. Harris McMann, Fairfax, Va., sued the company over forced retirement. The Supreme Court case tests how retirement rules interact with age discrimination protections.
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Cedar Rapids
Congress
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
United Air Lines
Harry Blackmun
Warren Burger
McMann
U.S
Albert Bryan
Alexandria
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
United
House
Not Wall Street The Zurich Bahnhofstrasse Street Tops Real Estate
The article notes Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich as the world’s priciest street with real estate selling for more than $1,000 per square foot, surpassing New York’s Wall Street. It emphasizes the location near the railroad station and the street’s status in global markets.
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New York City
Wall Street
Zurich
Switzerland
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