Flurry of Marion Candidates for City Council Seats
In Marion a flurry of candidate activity unfolds for the fall mayoral and council elections. Mayor William J. Grundy filed nomination papers at 2620 Fourth Avenue, facing possible opposition from Mrs. Llewellyn Balster of 1776 Eighth Avenue who has taken papers but not filed. Two at large council seats see incumbents Laurence L. Martin of 2402 Tenth Avenue and Janice Kupel of 740 Alpine Road. Harold J. Imgrund at 2820 Third Avenue filed for the Third Ward seat. incumbent J Edward Begley may file, prompting a primary if Mary Lou Pazour of 1609 Third Avenue files. Incumbent Hurley W. Hall of 2865 McGowan Boulevard filed for Second Ward, joined by newcomer Bernard Cooper of 2885 Twenty-fourth Avenue. Filing deadline is Thursday at 5 pm in the city clerk’s office.
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Wiliam J. Grundy
Fourth Avenuue
Llewellyn Balster
Eighth Avenue
Laurence L. Martin
Tenth Avenue
Janice Kupel
Alpine Road
Harold J. Imgrund
Third Avenue
Third Ward
J. Edward Begley
Mary Lou Pazour
Ready
Hurley W. Hall
McGowan Boulevard
Second Ward
Bernard Cooper
Twenty
Fourth Avenue
Two Jailed After Marion Accident
Two Moline men were jailed Monday night after a two car collision at Seventh Avenue and Seventh Street. Robert J. Lampe, 25, was charged with drunk driving and passenger Randy L. Schumacher, 21, with intoxication. both were taken to Linn County jail. Brian D. Bennett, 1899 Eleventh Street, Cub Awards Given. Cub Scout Pack 5& met at Emersio school and presented awards to numerous members including Eric Jensen, John Rosewehr, John Hackett, and others. Also listed are YMCA activity schedules and a separate Cub Scout Pack 555 awards ceremony at Marion Christian Church with many recipients.
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Seventh Avenue
Seventh Street
Robert J. Lampe
Moline
Randy L. Schumacher
Linn County
Brian D. Bennett
Emersio School
Eric Jensen
John Rosewehr
John Hackett
Randy Schson
Steve Cox
Jeff Bell
Robert Mead
Tom Schmitt
Jeff Hennessey
Jim Jacobsen
Keith Farmer
Matt Kos
Kevin Farmers
Randy Wench
Matt Grundy
Brian Kelly
Jeff Schirm
Jeff Grawe
Mark Hennessey
Lee Washburn
Louie Vaske
Rick Dorff
Mike Ditt
Pack 555
Marion Christian Church
Mike Ehlert
Curt Peercy
Steve Hierwedel
Richie Stephens
Mike Skelly
Brian Schmidt
Dennis Wegnat
Dick Kettleskamp
Don Kefttlekamp
Berry Comried
Jeff Zahrt
Pat Schmidt
Jeff Brown
Allen Fleming
Eric Welander
Guy Gibson
Tom Daly
Craig Baldwin
Dave Adelson
Doug Peercy
Cub Scout Pack
Washington School
Brian Rogers
Daren Long
Eric Johnson
John [Merand
Jimmay Berns
Brad Ferkins
Mike Simpson
Chris Kaious
Bob Lion
Scotty Kleppe
Richie Mumm
Mike Canney
Mike Deeions
Lance Bisinger
Marion Court Hearings Include Speeding and Traffic Violations
Monday in Marion magistrate court heard cases against Lawrence Bilis Kraig Spratt James George Marcy Mosek Doris Echols Diane Taggart Barbara Merz Darral DeBarkarte Glenn Dahms Francis Lauderdale Thomas Ozburn and others for speeding traffic signal failure to control improper right turn and alcohol on highway plus eye protection and pedestrian yielding offenses. Also notes a local business move and community notices from Lions and Scout groups.
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Marion Magistrate’s Court
Larry L. Bilis
Hamilton Street
Cedar Rapids
Kraig
Diane M. Taggart
Eighth Street
Barbara A. Merz
Tenth Avenue
Darral E. DeBarkarte
Fourth Avenue
Glenn A. Dahms
Nineteenth Avenue
Francis A. Lauderdale
Forty Third Street
Thomas L. Ozburn
Forty-first Street
House Travel Expenses Decline Reported by Cochran
Cochran said out-of-state travel expenses for Town House members through Sept 15 show a decline from the same period in 1974. The speaker noted the breakdown into expenses and per diem for 1975 versus 1974, with overall travel costs down by about 3,900 in per diem and a 10,253 drop in travel expenses compared with last year.
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Des Moines
UPI
Cochran
Delo- Prats
GOP
Washington County Land Brings $2,860
Merle Sheetz sold 137 acres of Washington County farmland for 388,820 at 2,800 per acre to Cletus Reed. State agriculture officials said the price may be the highest ever for large acreage, though the record per acre stands at 3,533 for 40 acres sold last month in Webster County.
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Washington
UPI
Merle Sheetz
Cletus Reed
State Agriculture Department
Webster County
Church Says Huston Plan Violated Presidential Ruling
Senate intelligence chair Sen. Frank Church testified that U.S. intelligence agencies ignored a presidential decision to revoke the Huston plan which authorized illegal breakins wiretaps and mail openings for domestic intelligence. Huston claimed the plan grew from the intelligence community, not the White House, and was quickly withdrawn after agency pushback.
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Washington
U.S
Huston
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Church
D-Idaho
CIA
FBI
Church
White House
Tom Huston
Richard Helms
FBE
J. Edgar Hoover
Defense Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
Presdent
Nixon
Hoover
John Mitchell
Haslun
Wen
Houston
Dick Helms
H.R. Haldeman
Weston
Mitchell
Tighten Security After Jail Break
COUNCIL BLUFFS AP Four prisoners escaped Saturday night prompting authorities to tighten security. Two escapees involved in a cash theft at the jail were recaptured within two hours. two remain at large Tuesday. Public Safety Director Chappell said a previous policy increased guard levels, and officials promise reforms as a new county courthouse and joint law center are built in two years.
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Council Bluffs
Corncil Bluffs
Jerry L. Hansen
Carl Pelander
Leonard Colerman
Mackie Smothers
Smothers
Coleman
Don Harmon
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Marion
Stickney
YMCA
The
Marion Ymca
Warner Brothers Siding and Roofing Company
Tth Ave
Bill
Lions
Marion Fivening Lions Club
Troy Mills
Ray
James Fitzgerald
Thirtieth Street
Washington County
Pile
Lee le Trs Doorbusters
Wresge
Sina
Aerpic
White
Calais
Our
Oes
Cole
Alannel Shin
Wes Saa
Kleenex Boutique Tissue
Choo
Fro
Our Reg
SS. Kresge Co
Sindale Plaza
Regan
Durney
Lady Scott
Tou
Woxzewa
Jeu
Elas Eh Ekg
Grros
Jack Chappell
Raymond Pogze
Chappell
A, Torset
1St Ave
Hormel
Hormel Acs
ALL ME Too
Barlow Foods
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