Marion Linn-Mar schools delay with altered schedules
Marion Linn-Mar district will start 90 minutes late on Thursday with modified bus routes and a morning kindergarten at Bowman Woods Indian Creek and Wilkins. Teachers participate in NCA and DPI evaluations, including self studies and visits planned for December. An in service day is Sept 12 and late starts resume Sept 25. YMCA activity schedule listed. Beta Sigma Phi Xi Gamma Sigma to meet Tuesday at Sirloin N Brew for anniversary dinner.
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Linn-Mar
Bowman Woods
Indian Creek
Wilkins
North Central Assny
NCA
Department of Public Instruction
DPI
Nao
Xi Gamma Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi
Tutslay
Kiwanis Installations Set for Det 9 Marion
Marion Kiwanis will install officers on Oct 9 with Wallace Kemp as president. Other officers include Neil Wood president elect Robert Holecek first vice president William Baxter second vice president. Directors are Archie Conklin Eugene Frye Bruce Hartford Ralph Mills Norman Waffle. Mery Lov Pazour, 1609 Third Avenue, a teacher, filed nomination papers for Third Ward council seat. filing deadline Sept 25. six others filed transfer papers. Ear piercing clinic by registered nurse Saturday. Ray's Jewelry advertisement. Mrs. Ernest Wink services held at Oxford Junction United Methodist Church Thursday at 1 30. Burial at Forest Chapel rural Anamosa. Family to meet friends at Richard Wink residence in Oxford Junction.
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Marion Kiwanis
Wallace Kemp
Neil Wood
Robert Holecek
William Baxter
Archie Conklin
Eugene Frye
Bruce Hartford
Ralph Mills
Norman Waffle
Mery Lov Pazour
Third Avenue
Marion Independent School System
Third Ward
Trinstion
Wink
Ernest
Viola) Winks
Seventh Avenue
Oxford Junction United Methodist Church
Hayden
Fire Teacher for Overburdening Teens in En durance Test
Albany WY AP The New York City French teacher Edward Grube was fired last year for making junior high students endure endurance sessions behind locked doors and drawn shades. Six boys testified he paid them to participate and end sessions by carrying him piggyback up stairs. Nyquist said one boy carried him up 43 flights and found reckless disregard for health though no injuries were shown.
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Albany, WY
New York City
Ewald Nyquist
Edward Grube
Queens
Grube
State Education Department
Nyquist
Petitioner
Ayas
Bougainville Declares Independence From Papua New Guinea
In Port Moresby the Bougainville Provincial government announced secession from Papua New Guinea. The separatists led a ceremony in Arawa naming Bougainville the Republic of the North Solomons, while PNG and Australia rejected recognition and promised no change to progress toward independence.
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Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
Boupoinville
Salomon Islands
Michael Somere
Australia
Somare
Bougeinville
New Guinea
Curfew and arrests after failed Ecuador coup crumble
In Quito President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara declared a curfew from 9 pm to 5 am and ordered the arrest of Civic Junta members after a 12 hour uprising. Rebels led by Gen. Gonzalez Alvear seized the presidential palace but were surrounded and surrendered as loyal forces retook the capital amid deaths and injuries.
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Quito
Ecuador
Guillermo Rodriguez Lara
Monnday
Rodriguez
So Talied Civic Junta
Pablo Davala Dillon
Social Christian Party
Guillermo Cabrera
Carlos Cornejo Orbes
Fausto Cordobes Chiriboga
Jose Joaquin Siva
Christian Democrats
Ran Gonzalez Alvear
Navy
Ard
Rio Bamba
Guayequil
Pacific
Verredores Regiment
Westward Jewish Dreams Turn To Disillusion in Soviet Press
A Minsk paper recounts Mikhail Epshtein’s migration trail from Minsk to Israel then Vienna, Italy, Marseilles, Paris, and Brussels before seeking the U.S. amid poverty and hardship. The piece notes similar immigrant reports and Zionist efforts, but warns capitalism disrupts expectations and social incompatibility arises.
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Moscow
Mikhail Epshtein
Soviet Union
Minsk
Sovietskaye Belorussia
Epshtein
Israel
Vienna
Italy
Marseilles
Paris
Brussels
U.S
West
National Parks Crowds Surpass Expectations Across Nation
National Park Service Director Gary Everhardt reports park visits will reach a new all time high this year, revised upward by 13 million to 240 million, surpassing 1974's 217 million. Grand Canyon in Arizona shows a 46 percent rise in public use through July versus 1973.
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Washington
National Park Service
Gary Everhardt
Everhardt
Everherdt
Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona
Reports Hiding of More Oswald Data
Houston Chronicle reports FBI and Dallas police hid for months a statement quoting agent James Hosty that the FBI knew Oswald could kill Kennedy. Dallas Chief Jesse Curry forwarded Revill’s claim to Warren in 1984 while denying prior guidance to suppress it.
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Houston
Texas
FBI
Dallas
Les Hervey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Houston Chronic
Jesse Curry
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Oswald
Washington
The
Chronicle
Jack Revill
James Hosty
Revill
Kennedy
Reville
Curry
Fieng
J. Gordon Shanklin
Warren Commission
Hosty
Shanklin
Durey
Moore asserts open discussion vital to education
Cedar Rapids school board member Ronald Moore urged at a Sertoma luncheon that open dialogue is essential to keep education under parental and taxpayer control. He said staff should present first choices while board members may question proposals and request research for informed decisions as he runs for another term against Barbara Bjornson.
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School Hoad
Ronald Moore
Moore
Cedar Rapids
Sertoma Club
Elks Club
Cedar Rapida
Magistrate Hears Seven Linn County Cases
In the magistrate court Douglas Stowell of Hiawatha pled guilty to drunk driving with sentencing deferred. arrested June 7. Gary Drakos of Cedar Rapids pled guilty to drunk driving, 180 day jail term with 120 suspended, arrested Aug. 10. James Soukup of Marion pled guilty with sentencing deferred. arrested July 5. Hetty Stere of Prairie Trailer Court had assault and battery charge dismissed for August 19 incident. Paula Sharpe of 1811 Thirteenth Street SW had a bad check charge dismissed for writing $38.53 to Barlow's on March 3. Mary Williams of Toddville had a bad check charge dismissed against A L Bonding Co. on Jan 16. Michael Casey of 212 Eighteenth Street NE bound over to grand jury on larceny charge.
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Douglas Stowell
Hiawatha
Gary Drakos
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
James Soukwp
Route One
Marion
Hetty Stere
Prairie Trailer Court
Jimmy Stare
Paula Sharpe
Thirteenth Street
Barlow
A l Bonding Co
Michael Casey
Eighteenth Street
Grand
Forest Fire in California Park Nearly Contained
Porterville, Calif. AP California's largest forest fire of the season in Sequoia National Forest was nearly contained after burning 15 200 acres. Full control expected by Wednesday morning as about 1 000 firefighters worked through the Sierra back country. The blaze has caused 288 000 dollars in resource damage and fire fighting costs rise to 780 000 dollars, with seven million hoard feet of timber destroyed. Seventeen firefighters reported minor injuries.
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Porterville
Calif
California
Sequioa National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Sierra Nevada
Bjornson Addresses Budget Planning Gaps for Cedar Rapids Schools
Cedar Rapids school board candidate Barbara Bjornson argues that budget planning lacks options since the state comptroller now sets general fund limits, with most district funds spent on salaries. She urges budget transparency, administrator cost study, and informed board participation as she runs for a three year at large seat.
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Barbara Bjornson
Tuesaday
Bjornson
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Royale
Washington commissioned captain to seize enemy vessels
Cambridge Sept 2 Gen Washington commisioned army Capt Nichol son Broughton to take command of the armed schooner Hannah to seize vessels transporting men munitions or provisions to the British. He was instructed to avoid engagements with any armed vessel of the enemy.
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Cambridge
Mass
Washington
Army
Nicholson Broughton
Hannah
Apple crop seen rising despite bad weather across crops
The USDA predicts a bumper apple harvest with about 174 million 42-pound boxes, up 13 percent from last year, as orchards ripen and supplies might lower retail prices next year. A USDA spokesman cites favorable weather benefiting apple growers despite challenges to other crops like corn and onions.
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USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
State Treasury Announces New Public Fund Interest Rates
Des Moines Iowa September 2 1975 announces new official state interest rates for public funds setting maximums and minimums for banks and public treasurers. Rates become effective September and reflect Federal Reserve System guidance.
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Lone
Des Moines
Waurice E. Baringer
Robert J. Boy
Aero Banks
Board OF Governors
Federal Reserve System
Federal Onset
Chicago
Graduates Colleen Conyers Simpson and William Olmstead Jr Earn Degrees
Colleen Conyers Simpson of 2058 Larry Drive NE Wheaton Illinois graduates from Wheaton College with a AB degree in Christian education. William J. Olmstead Jr former Cedar Rapids resident and Coe College graduate earns a master of science in fisheries and wildlife from Colorado State University.
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Colleen Conyers Simpson
Larry Drive
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Ill
William J. Olmstead, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Fisheries and Wildlife
Colorado State University
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