Marion Session Sets City Candidate Forum Here
Local municipal candidates will share a three minute speaking slot at a public forum in the Linn Cooperative Oil Co meeting room on Thirty fifth Street. Co hosts include the Marion Chamber of Commerce and the Cedar Rapids Marion League of Women Voters. Panel questions follow the speeches as residents attend.
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Linn Co-Operative Oil Co
Fifth Street
Marion Division
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Marion
League of Women Voters
Mra
Bruce Majerus
Chamber
Charles Buelim
Laos Sets April 1974 Provisional Elections
VIENTIANE AP reports the provisional government plans elections across provinces districts and cities in April 1974. A cabinet directive from the National Political Council aims to elect provincial district and city assemblies, with a National Assembly vote to follow on April 4 1974. After these polls the provisional tag will be dropped and a government formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Jade
Cauoneil
Hiveceenert Ener
Parents invited to early education session in Linn-Mar district
Kindergarten and first grade parents are invited to informational sessions on the Strategies in Early Childhood Education program. Sessions at Bowning Woody Monday at 1 30 and 7 30 p.m room 14. Wednesday 1 30 p.m Wilkins. Indian Creek 7 30 p.m. final session. Sessions identical. Contact Carolyn Heitz reading consultant 377 FA74 extension 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar
Bownitg Woody
Wilkins
Indian Creek
Carolyn ‘Heitz
Opinion on Council Duty to Pay Legal Costs in Iowa
Des Moines AP reports State Auditor Lloyd Smith asks for a clarifying opinion from Attorney General Turner on whether the Iowa executive council must pay court costs and related fees from unappropriated funds or from an office budget. Turner notes the issue stems from a pre 1971 law and a 1974 change, with governors and officials debating who bears travel and personal expenses versus court costs. The disagreement centers on statutory language may versus shall and the funding source for such costs, with Turner defending the old rule and arguing the council should follow prior practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Auty
Richard Turherays
Gety
Turner
Lloyd Smith
Vngue
Executive Council
Stoney
Lows
Smith
Tiealy
Ray
Iay
Marvin Selden
Prostitute’s Claim Tarnishes Police Reputation In Omaha
In Omaha a prostitute claimed sexual relations with about 90 police officers, prompting caution from Public Safety Director Richard Roth. He noted the allegation could become a black mark if substantiated and questioned the scope. Miss Bral's radio interview spurred mixed officer reactions and further scrutiny into the vice unit’s past actions.
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Omaha
Public Safety
Richard Roth
Roth
Lois M. Bral
Mies Bral
Miss Bral
Walt Jerigan
The
Poliecanton
Osear Pfeffer
Warnings on Franchise Offerings in California
Cedar Rapids Marion area Chamber of Commerce business consumers bureau reports a surge of inquiries about franchises. John Steck urges caution before signing contracts or paying money, advising discussions with a banker and lawyer. He notes many offers promise lucrative, usually part time earnings, with franchise fees often several thousand dollars paid in cash or cashier checks. Some opportunities are legitimate, but thorough screening is essential before contracting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Consumers Bureau
Cedar Rapids Marion Area
City Furniture Owner Files For Bankruptcy
Leonard Weat, president of City Furniture Inc, filed for bankruptcy in U S district court. The firm, operating since 1969 at 201 Thirtieth Street Drive SE, lists debts of 226695.01 and assets of 40589.65. The former building at 260 Blairs Ferry Road NE was destroyed by fire in March 1974. Bicentennial note references Massachusetts House action in Watertown two centuries ago.
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Cedar, Rapids
U.S
Leonard Weat
Rainbow Boulevard
Hiawatha
City Furniture, Inc
City Furniture
Thirtieth Street Drive
West
Blairs Ferry Road
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Linn-Mar High School
College
Ake
Stickney
YMCA
John Christensen
St. Luke's Hospital
Jp C. DeWees Hae
Thirtnenth Street
Me Ponard J. Deagherty
Fifth Avenue
Kensinper
Scrogging and Cau
Tnnds
Board
Linn-Mar Aard of Education
Laos
Carpets and
U.S.A
the Aristocrats
American Legion
Linn
Kennedy
Christina
Adv
William J. Grundy
Lea Exery
Ken McMurray
Bruce
McGrath
Din Kelly
Darredl Donhessey
Miriam Ryan
Stickney's Storehoard
Booster Club
Larry Clements
Pepperwood Hill
Ed Meader
Twenty-eighth Avene
Meader
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Bennet Construction Co
City Park Ince
Jim Eberhardt
Parage
Eighth Avenue
Jim’ Mangum
Daleview Strive
Stephen Andersen
Garrage
Bhis Ferry Road
Willian K. Lacy
Bro South Eleventh Street
Blackhalls
Sorage
Orelatd Road
Bill Herdliska
Seventh Ave
Boston
Cedar Hills
By Wiliam L. Ebertine
Robert Ray
Iowa
Miss Brai
Inter Vie
Miss Bret
Pfeffer
Paullee Ciel
Jack ‘Swanson
Miss Aral
Vice Unit
Swanson
Miss Aral Invacat
Rygular
Hedensen
Tom Scott
Rag
Mans
Khiker Boots
Moan Coupon
Lindt
Eliant
Pliant Couron
Alice
Winpree
Miss Breck
Clairol
GIANT
16Th Ave
Cou
Dupont
Duponts
Reg
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Ordiins
Ees
Homany
Pema Hht
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Watertown
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