City confronts liquor store relocation amid traffic concerns
City Manager Robert Johnson received a reply from the Liquor Control Department regarding moving the Seventh Avenue store at 707 Seventh Ave. Jalinger cited traffic and parking issues at Seventh Avenue and Seventh Street. James Pedelty said relocation could be considered if a new tenant is found and the owner releases the department from the lease. the department would stay until April 1, 1974, while seeking better facility options.
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Robert ML. Johnson
Seventh Avenue
Jalinger
Slate
Seventh Street
James L. Pedelty
Central de Parument
Johnson
Celo
City Shop Building Plans Are Approved
Rainbow Assembly in new city shop plans approved at a parish council meeting. Construction slated for completion before December. 7,000 square feet with a 126 by 34 frame, metal roof, and siding. Officers elected for the temple, with Worthy advisor Walsh and others named for maintenance and office use.
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Rainbow Assembly
Wity Council
Oc- Suga Kennely
Kennedys
Atdcion Rainbow
Warldy ‘Walsh
Ing
Yvon Hogan
Charley
Walte Farris
Fel Theresa
Ralth
Apollenson
Micoreee
Wendy Hinker
Treasurur
Illinois Rites Set For Mt. Vernon Man
Joseph Sve, 74, of Mt Vernon died Thursday in a Mt Vernon nursing home. Born April 16, 1909 in Czechoslovakia, he married Marie Malina in Chicago on August 26, 1922. He was a self employed meat processor. Surviving include his son Joseph of Mt Vernon, a daughter Marion Fanning of Dearfield Iowa, a sister Agnes Lidova in Czechoslovakia, and three grandchildren. Services Saturday at James Syec Funeral Home Berwyn. Burial in Riverside at Weaverlawn Cemetery.
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Mt, Vernon
Joseph Sve
Mt. Vernon
Bervices
James Syec
Berwyn
Weadlawn
Riverside
Baxter Chapel
Vernon
Lehner Assault Charge Dismissed
A charge of assault and battery against Richard Lehner was dismissed in municipal court. The case referenced earlier allegations and a failed prosecution tied to a Texas promoter, with limited readable details remaining.
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Lehner
Tery
Richard Lehner
Billie Sol[Fairing
Wedness Estes
Texas
Maliin
Mare
Richard Kirkpitrlek
Fair Board Plans Development Work at Hawkeye Downs
The All-Iowa Fair Board will meet next Thursday to set plans for planting windbreaks and spring maintenance at Hawkeye Downs. A grounds and development committee will inspect the grounds. The board will send manager Charles Detker to the International Association of Fairs and Expositions meeting in Las Vegas December 12-14.
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Hawkeye Downs
Charles Detker
International Assn. of
Jin Las Vegas
Misunderstanding Triggers Early Grain Sale Notice
Washington AP reports a government misstep led to an early grain sale notice amid a US Soviet wheat deal inquiry. Rep. Melcher questioned Drunthauer and Charles Pence about advance subsidy details and exporter contacts before the Aug. 25 announcement, with Pence noting he informed exporters on Aug. 24 and Brunthauer setting the policy to take effect Aug. 24.
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Preasman
Agriculture Department
Graham Papell
Texas
U.S
Jobin Metehor
Pence
Melcher
Drunthaver
Brunttayer
Ponce
Brounthaver
Bronthaver
Brunthauer
College Heads Protest Budget Cuts Ordered by Governor
Iowa State and University leaders protested Gov. Hibert Ray's demand for a 10 percent budget cut across the three state universities. Presidents warned the move would threaten programs, faculty morale, and overall operations, while urging a careful review before final budgets are set in November.
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Inwa City
LPL
Iowa
Herrec
Hibert Ray
Tuts’ Board
Stanley Re-Ffeler
Toone
Ray
Robert Parks
Iowa State University
Ue Genera
Parks
Coopers
Tarks
Parks and University of Northern Iowa
John [Kamerick
Kamerick
Ned Pocrin
Mapleton
Tam
Redeker
Vinton Council Accepts Bid for Police Radio
The Vinton City Council accepted the lower bid for a police radio system from Motorola for $11,000. The planning and zoning commission urged reconsideration of Seventeenth Street for 1973 street improvements. The council planned to consult the city engineer before deciding.
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Vinton
Afwo
Motorla.Co
Planning and Zoning Commission
Cil
Epartmennt J
Avenua
Green Engineering Co
Tan Weil
University of Towa
Institute of Public Affairs
Smedere
Wendy Kanee
Bill Strong
Towa
Ittles
Maines
Win Watson Rave
Council actions report on floods and firemen request
The council declined a Farm Burial exemption from penalty on the electric bin. It received four letters from Mrs Roy Dunston seeking city reimbursement for basement sewer damage. It approved sending 10 firefighters to a Birmingham convention at 10 per man.
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Roy Dunston
West Buminghm
Two Plaad Guilty To Check Charges
Two people appeared in municipal court and pled guilty to false uttering of a check. Lee Ant Soykup and John Leniner pled guilty tied to bad checks written to a HyVee store and to a store in May and June.
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Lee Ant Soykup
Shea
John Leniner
Thirteenth Avenue SK
Open House For Former Walker Teacher
Rita Houlahan, a former Walker teacher and basketball coach, will visit from California for an open house at the Legion hall Sunday from 1:90 to 4:30. Former students players and friends are invited to meet her.
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Walker
the Legion Hall
Rita Houlahan
California
Riverside Pollution Action Bid Denied
The Iowa air pollution control commission denied Riverside its variance request finding alternative options available. Independence Corn By-Products received a variance with a condition to submit an emission reduction program by December 1, 1972, with the variance effective through December 14 this year.
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Des Moines
Iowa Air Pollution Control Commission
Riverside
Commission
Independence Corn
Independence
Locked Safe Foils Iowa City Bandit
A man armed with a .22 revolver robbed the A and P supermarket in Iowa City at 0:05 p.m. Friday. The young male suspect demanded money, learned the day’s receipts were in the safe, grabbed four money orders, and fled. He is about 25, nearly 6 feet tall, with a fat, sunglasses, knit shirt and purple pants.
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Iowa City
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