Linn-Mar roof work approved amid cost details
Linn-Mar school board approved repairs on the high school roof to fix ridges found during gravel sweeping. Cost estimates include 9000 dollars for patching and flood coating with a follow up inspection in a year. Additional changes for the Indian Creek and Wilkins additions were authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar Board of Education
E. F. Kohlmann
Kohlmann, Eckman and Hukill
Dick Walsh
Haegg Roofing Co
Marion Paving Cost Set At 155112 For 1967 Program
Marion council Monday night reviewed the 1967 concrete paving program costing 155112 dollars with 132041 dollars to be assessed to private property owners. The city approved Sentry Insurance bids totaling 1196.82 for general liability coverage and deleted 395.50 from the original bid at the water department's request. Mayor Potter appointed an insurance committee and readings were given on a foundation drainage ordinance and a 40 mph speed limit on East Post road. City engineer accepted Valleyview drive paving and class C beer permit fees were set. Dance licenses were renewed for Armar Inc and Dabbys Half Way House, cigaret permit renewed for Armar, and Marion Post 398 received a club beer permit. Leaves are being collected and residents reminded not to burn leaves on blacktop streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Peter F. Crivaro
Sentry Insurance Co
Water Department
Crivaro
Ralph W. Potter
John Bousley
Vince Hart
M. G. Linkletter
Jerry Ross
J. 0. Sheets
East Post Road
Meadowview Drive
South City Limits
Valleyview Drive
South Fifth Street
Fairlawn Fourth Addition
Iowa
Armar, Inc
Marion Boulevard
Dabby's Half Way House
Armar
Marion Post
American Legion
Twelfth] Street
Marion YMCA Offers Ceramics and Programs This Week
A beginning ceramics class starts Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Marion branch YMCA for eight weeks with Aynilda Nievas as instructor A cake decorating class also begins at 7 p m with Norma Butchers teaching How to Invest begins Oct 27 for four weeks Registration is at the Marion branch Y office Wednesday activities include noon men conditioning 1 p m women’s volleyball 2 p m seniors 4 p m elementary girls gym 4 40 p m cake decorating 7 p m high school boys and men open gym 7 p m. Card of Thanks Amos Stewart family thanks friends for kindness during bereavement Bazaar First Presbyterian Oct 18 luncheon 11 1:30.
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Marion Branch
Aynilda Nievas
Marion Y
Norma Butchers
Marion
Downtown Bike Crackdown in Marion Business District
Marion police plan a crackdown on youths leaving bikes on downtown streets and riding in the business district. Chief Leighton W. Ford cites numerous complaints and missing licenses. Impounding and possible court summons await violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Leighton W. Ford
Ford
PTA Groups To Meet Tonight In Lincoln Building
Lincoln, Starry and Washington PTA groups will meet tonight at 7 30 in the Lincoln building. A Flower City speaker will present the program at the event hosted by local associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Olson
Lrs McGowan Boulevard
Flower City
Lincoln
Starry and
Washington
PTA
Lincoln Building
Milwaukee Opens Door to Open Housing Compromise Panel
An 11 member compromise committee of aldermen and citizens was formed by Milwaukee Common Council to break the open housing deadlock after 50 nights of demonstrations. Alderman Vel Phillips, the lone Black member, hailed the move as a first ray of hope. The panel will include five citizen members chosen by pro Phillips groups and six officials.
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Milwaukee
Common Council
Vel Phillips
Henry Maier
James Groppi
Milwaukee Youth Council
The
National Assn. For
Colored People
Phillips
Public willing to pay higher postage for bulk mail
Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien says the public supports higher bulk mail rates while junk mail pay more must be ensured. He testifies before the Senate post office committee as a House-passed bill would raise third class mail by 31 percent and first class by 20 percent, air mail by 25 percent.
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Washington (Ap
Lawrence O’brien
O’brien
Senate Post Office Committee
House
Sheriff Injured In Plane Crash Near Waterloo
Waterloo authorities report Boone County Sheriff Jack Camelin, 34, and pilot Glen MaLecha, 30, seriously injured in a crash at the local airport during a touch and go training run. They were flown to Memorial Hospital in Allen for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jack Camelin
Boone
Glen MaLecha
Camelin
Krohn Receives Year Scholarship to USC
Mel D. Krohn of 3821 Skylark Avenue SE is awarded a one year scholarship at the University of Southern California by the S and H Foundation, sponsored by the Sperry and Hutchinson company, distributor of S and H Green Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel D. Krohn
Skylark Avenue
University of Southern California
S and H.foundation
iSperry and Hutchinson Company
Cabinet Members Press Import Limits Fight on Capitol Hill
Washington AP reports five cabinet members will testify before the Senate Finance Committee as protectionist import limit proposals spread. Dean Rusk leads witnesses with commerce labor agriculture interior heads and Roth also listed. The hearings focus on quotas tied to a Social Security bill amid talks of tariff cuts from Geneva.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
State Department
U.S
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Senate Finance Committee
Alexander Trowbridge
Commerce
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor
Orville Freeman
Agriculture
Stewart Udall
Interior
William Roth
Johnson
Rusk
United States
Everett Dirksen
Soviet accuses Bonn of undermining bomb treaty talks
In Geneva the Soviet Union accused West Germany of blocking a draft nuclear control treaty. U.S. and U.S.S.R. delegates clashed with Moscow charging Bonn seeks to exclude itself from oversight while Euratom would handle controls. UK and US offered tempered rebuttals and urged cooperative solution.
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Bonn
Geneva
Soviet Union
West Germany
U. S
Alexei Roschin
U.S
Roschin
International Atomic Energy Agency
European Common Market
Euratom
U. 5
Adrian Fisher
Sewer Bonds at Waukon Okayed
The Waukon city council approved issuing 150000 in sewer revenue bonds to finish financing the sewage treatment plant. The bonds will be sold on Nov 6. The council also authorized buying the Luedking building on Rossville road for 15000 to convert into a parking lot. Additionally bids will be opened Nov 6 for construction and equipment of a hospital emergency power plant building. MONONA council plans a Nov 7 vote on a 25000 bond for an airstrip project including 18 acres purchase and grading. no site selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Rossville Road
Monona
Health unit plan in Linn County faces MSU review
Linn county mental health complex awaits a final operational report from Michigan State University's Dr. Harold Burnett. UCS evaluation chairman Don Ebinger expects a written final version within a week, ahead of the Oct. 25 UCS board meeting, before possible Linn County board action and bond election timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Michigan State University
Don Ebinger
United Community Service
UCS
Harold Burnett
Michigan State
Ebinger
UCS Board
Castalia Man 29 Killed in Head on Crash North of Waterloo
Robert Petersen 19 and Michael Canney 19 of Sumner were injured as Henry Balk 29 of Castalia died in a two vehicle collision on Highway 63 two miles north of here. Authorities said Balk was alone in his car when his northbound vehicle collided with Petersen’s truck driven by Petersen and carried two passengers who were hospitalized. Local officials discussed mutual aid and proposed narrowing the agreement before formal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Carroll Henry Balk
Castalia
Here
Jycuuc Uuansweree
Robert Petersen
Readlyn
Petersen
Mutual Aid Pact To Get More Study
Waterloo and Dubuque approved a mutual emergency aid pact to share men and equipment during disasters. Council member doubt lingered as Davenport was expected to sign next day. The pact covers snowstorms floods tornadoes and hurricanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dubuque
Thomases
Cedar Rapids
Donald Canney
Davenport
Bus Pulls Into Auto's Path Injuring Two
A school bus pulled into the path of a car at Sixth street and Seventy-sixth avenue SW injuring two people, William and Carol Cubbage. Bus driver Charles Goddard of Fairfax faced a failure to yield charge while the Cubbages faced licensing violations. The report also notes mayoral concerns over a proposed agreement involving arbitration and cross-jurisdictional payroll issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Seventy-sixth Avenue
William D. Cubbage
Carol Cubbage
Sunrise Mobile
Goddard
Cabbage
Iowa
Canney
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
William Crary
Benedict Faces Charge For False Uttering Of A Check
James M. Benedict aged 24 of 1003 C Avenue NW was arrested on a warrant for false uttering of a check. He allegedly passed a $31.45 check at Hy Vee Foods on August 29 and was released on county attorney orders. He is set to appear in municipal court Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Benedict
C Avenue NW
Benedict
Johnson Avenue NW
Body Recovered From Mississippi for James Green Crewman
The body of Laronad Lockwood, 21, of Princeton Kentucky, a James Green crew member, was recovered Monday from the Mississippi River. He had fallen in October 6 while aboard the bowboat James Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
UPI
James Green
Mississippi
Laronad Lockwood
Princeton
Dyersville Sets Sale Date for Water Bonds
Dyersville city council set October 30 as the sale date for 112000 dollars in water revenue bonds to complete financing of the water line extension and storage tower project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
Norway Baseball Lighting Plan Approved by School Board
Norway voters heard objections as the school board approved a project to light the baseball diamond 3 to 1. Richard Burger, Wallace Brecht, and Robert Becker voted yes. Robert McNee dissented. The plan calls for poles and lights costing over 5,000 dollars despite petitions and debates on educational use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Richard Burger
Wallace ‘Brecht
Robert Becker
Robert McNee
Vern Miller
Cedar Rapids Man Arrested for Drunk Driving
A Cedar Rapids man Norman G. Hoyum 47 of 939 Fifteenth Avenue SW was arrested early Tuesday on a charge of drunk driving after police observed him driving erratically in the 400 block of Sixteenth Avenue SW Hoyum was held in the city jail Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Norman G. Hoyum
Fifteenth Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
Hoyum
Katherine McKee 86 dies after lingering illness
Katherine Emma McKee 86 of Tipton died Monday at a local nursing home after a long illness. Born 1880 in Tipton she studied at Tipton High School and the Bradley School of Engraving in Peoria Illinois. She worked in the jewelry business with her father Roger McKee until 1925 when they retired. A charter member of the Tipton Country Club she participated in several women’s groups. No immediate survivors. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Dye funeral home with calling after 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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Howard M. Titus
Third Avenue
Aurora
Kenwood
Prairieburg
Marion
Mr. Titus
Myrtle
Mary Strane
Hopkinton
First Methodist Church
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Assn
South Pacific
First Methodist
Lloyd C. Kellams
W. Greer McCrory
Oak Shade
Murdoch
Gaz
Tipton
Katherine Emma McKee
Bradley School of Engraving
Peoria
Roger McKee
Dye Funeral Home
One Stop Remodelers and Home Improvement Ads
A dense classified list features contractors for rooms porches attics and basements with services including brick repair painting and decorating, dirt and sodding, cement work, tree care, hauling, and remodeling additions. Local ads include D&B Construction Kalous & Sons Ken Miller Ronnie's Hauling and more with several free estimates and contact numbers.
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Tom Quigley
Sineer
E & N Enterprises
Jacobson Construction
Callobac Construction CO
D.&b. Constr., Inc
Kalous & Sons
LEAR
Ken Miller
Ronnie
Joan Fields
ater S.H_p.m
Sihave. SE
Fred Sacora
Mervin Larson and Son
A. Wise
EA Lyman
Paul Straub
Rene
Arcargo Ansured
Cin Patc
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Archie Conklin
Patton
Linn-Mar Pto
County Board of Supervisors
Lloyd Fernow
Sam Bacon
PTO
Boosters Club
Stanley Tools
Price Electric and
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Julie Petrak
Janet Allen
Barbara Turner
James Jordan
J. Squaw Creek Warriors Club
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Prairie Chapel
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Ray
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Elias
Syracuse
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Cedar Nnla
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Cape Construction Co
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Elkader
Ree
Nordman Jewelers
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Marion Mothers Club
Ce Ta
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National Institute of Dry Cleaning
7Th Ave
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J. Q. Public
M. D. Krohn
Mike Mansfield
School of Business
Vance Hartke
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Monona Airstrip
City Ate
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Bob Johnson
C.R. Man
Katherine McKee
Tasaks Lamod
Sam Sabuie
Gary
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Sam Sedra
Wm. Rossey
Novak Monument CO
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Meinnen Manor
Roosevelt School
Feware
Chihuahua
Prusi
Saréa
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Bulova
Elgin
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Hamilton
Longine
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Ieet
Duncan Studio
ST. Vincent de Paul
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Columbia School of Broadcasting
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Crestview
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