City Briefs NARFE and local meetings update
NARFE Chapter 33 meets Thursday at 1 30 pm in the Geneva Tower audit deium. Regional notes mention reorganizational planning for Thoms and Faf Gage Memorial union. Also items include a quality garage sale advisory, hospital visitor update, purse theft report, environmental ethics talk at city library, Yankee Studio relocation and a preschool story hour.
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NARFE
Geneva
Mee Zpg
At & P.m
Thoms
Faf Gage Memoria Union
Coecallege
County Home Plan Promotes New Center Near Cedar Rapids
County supervisors advocate a new integrated center east of the present county home replacing the old three story facility. The plan features a central core with six wings for residents, dining, medical care, staff areas, and a farm to provide activity and food. Construction would follow a successful bond vote with estimated year-long design and 14 month build, using existing site land and utilities.
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Mercy Hospital
Leo Peiffér
Itas
Steurtie
PA Petal
Wade.a
Cedar Rapids
George McLeran
Wrong phone number listed for crime bureau ad
The Citizens Volunteer Crime Reduction committee circulated a Tuesday ad that misprinted the police department crime prevention bureau phone number. The correct number is 198-353, prompting a correction from local officials about the misprint and funding for the campaign.
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Citizens Volunteer
Poblie Department
Rites Set for Rowley Farmer Davenbaugh
Rowley Iowa born 1908 62 year old William C Davenbaugh died Monday in Iowa City after a brief illness formerly of Center Point he farmed near Rowley for 35 years he married Pauline Trimble February 26 1930 Survived by wife twin daughters Verla Clark and Mrs Bob Benson son Lowell A Davenbaugh brother Lawrence Davenbaugh sisters Gladys Lowery Cayla Polsk seven grandchildren Memorial services at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories with Rev John Harrell officiating Burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call at Cedar Memorial Funeral after 5 Wednesday and at Chapel of Memories after 2 Thursday Donations to the heart fund encouraged
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Rowley
Wird C. Dawen
Baugh
Iowa City
Center’ Point
Rowley Tor
Buchanan County
MM. Trimble
Center Pain
Bob Benson
Verla Clark
Walker
Lowell A. Davenbaugh
Bettendorf
Lawrence Davenbaugh
Cedar Memorial Ceme
Cedar
Chapel of Memories
Heart Fund
What Cheer Woman Seeks County Post
SIGOURNEY Mrs Paul Burria Custer of What’ Cheer seeks Keokuk county district court clerk by petition with 456 signatures. Former deputy clerk and records clerk, she has lived in Keokuk 23 years, was born in Grundy county, studied at UNI Cedar Falls, worked as FBI fingerprint technician in Washington and later taught in Grundy and Keokuk counties. Her husband is a rural mail carrier. they have four children.
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Sigourney
Paul
Burria) Custer
Keokuk County
Custer
Robert Shannon
Cuslir
Keokuk
Grintly County
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar
Fale
FBI
Washington, D.C
Gallege
Grundy
Webster
South English
Waterloo Civic Center Plan Voided by Iowa Supreme Court
In a 9 to 0 decision the Iowa Supreme Court voided Waterloo's $9 million civic center lease from Cedar Skyline Corp as an apparent tenancy scheme. The court ruled the 25 year arrangement effectively bought the center, with over $3 million in rents covering the full price, making it not a lease.
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DES Moines
UPI
Lowa
Supreme Court
City of
Waterloo
Waterloo of
Cedar Skyline Corp
Iene
Secretary of Lowden resigns from school board
Lowden school board secretary of 19 years, Kross, submitted his resignation Monday night to take effect January 1, 1973. No reason given. the move surprised board members. Merlen Weendt was elected board president following the resignation.
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Lowden
Enari Kross
Kross
London
Merlen Weendt
Waterloo Court Rejects Civic Center Lease Plan
The state supreme court ruled the civic center construction agreement an illegal purchase and invalidated the lease financing scheme for Waterloo. Justices criticized granting debt beyond limits and warned that lease arrangements circumvent statutory controls, despite noting potential citizen benefits.
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Thirteenth Street
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Marion
Shirley Keney
Terrace Hill Drive
Harrison School
Eleventh Street
Eevironment
Kenneth Ducker
Department of Environmental Quality
General C.L.E.A.N
Ibrary Auditorium
Third Avenue SE
Yankee Studio
2Nd Ave
Playboy
Adv
James McMullen
D Avenue NW
Bhakesale
Marion Taslee-Freea
Dud
St. M
Ses Prati
Tebekah Lodge
Sokal Hall
Joan DeLong
Glass Road
First Avenue
Homer
Ludsey
Evy
Did Ave
Cartwright
Marge Scha- Stick
Mt. Vernon
Seveneenth Street
UAW
Edward
Snell
7Th St. SE
Jamies Hills
Crestridge Avenue
Ami
Sixth Street
Nlearing’ Society
Ainser
Peoples Bank
Melanip
Varnum
First Avenue SE
Iowa
Mackin
M and Motors
First Street
Ann
Lancer
16Th Ave
Ee Sa
Rowley Farmer
Post
By Cheryl Arvidson
Ston
Board Vailey
K. David. Harris
Jefferson
Civic’ Center
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Iljah Angj
Laney
Schulle
Wantade
Bava
High Court
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Coun
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Europe
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Mal McCalley
Peoples
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Newhall
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