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e me victim of a pie-throwingd of a participant in a pfe-•* Smith is project coordina-, . O “ —■ *honoring the eurollees in the project. Gov. Robert Itiy, hospitaiized 'after gall bladder surgery, was unable to attend.lor'sif JobFetelortunityestivitiesOf//cer Is AttackedNabbedonthe Governor’s h Opportunity an opportunity some fun at c at Exchangeided a softball the program’s I some of the a pie eating football andGov. Ray ay was forcedscheduled ap-e of the gall he underwent Os wife, Billie,represent thee Wittgraf, an governor on ajmpanied her. f Work's SummerDrug Sale Chargesb ] AOn i ^ 1945? hottunpairing'-; . America1Waterloo detectives arrestedfour Waterloo men and one fromMarshalltown Friday evening and yesterday, one of them on a charge of illegal sale of marijuana and four on charges of illegal sale of narcotic drugs.Three Held in Jaily Program14 to .18 year-i for 20 hours cal non-profit ch as schools Hourly pay125 to $1.45heir grade in!Pd two hours I a ted activities ool. -of the project loo Community s Metropolitan^ces, Inc., a ation made up »es and indus-Held in city jail in lieu of $5,000 bond, each are John Joseph 'Bruno, 20,' of 82 Franklin St., who is charged with the illegal sale of marijuana, and Jack Alton Regan, 19, of 512^ Lafayette St. and James Kenneth Paulsen, 22, of 220 Madison St., who are -charged with the illegal sale of narcotic drugs.Arrested yesterday was Kenneth Lewis Hartman, 20, of 1006 Kingsley Ave.,'who was placed under $5,000 bond on a charge of sale of narcotic drugs.Arrested at Marshalltown for Waterloo authorities was John P. poepke, 20, of Marshalltown. He also was charged with sale of narcotic debugs.The arrests followed a several week long investigation during which a police department undercover agent purchased qualities of L.S.D. and marijuana from Bruno, Regan and Paulsen, according to police department officials.sen discovered that a police undercover agent was in their midst, they said the undercover agent was assaulted that same evening in Lincoln Park by Jack Sewell Siemens, 24, of no permanent address, who was charged with assault and battery and released on $100 bond. Warrants for the' arrest, of Bruno, Regan and Paulsen were issued. Friday and the arrests were made Friday evening between 8:30 and 10 p.m.• 4 •. iScrian, thein tdwa that trdnic harpsica special , roctomorrow, at School.The concer the-Related f the. summer i that is fund© of the Elefni dary Edueatii The concersummerunder theLind. -( Continued}Lincoln Park AttackPolice said that on Thursday evening Bruno, Regan and Paul-family about; an hour or hour and a half each week. During the ‘crisis stage’ we’ll be seeing them even more.” . -One- doesn’t have to bewithout money to acquire the aid of Family Services. “It makes no difference to us whether, a family is poor or not,” says McGee. “If they have problems, then we’re interested.”And that’s what Family Services is all about — professionals interesting in helping others who need help.Real EstateC Floyd Harris Rites atGladbrook{COURIEJtEWs SERVICE}GLADBROOK — c, Floyd Harris, 74. longtime Gladbrookbanker riiwl at fif MoPost OPlans !Clean-IWaterloo Pi C, Smith, ann as clean-up y partmerrt'here nationwide po flounced by,hral Winton fcBlount establish boi of g as a cnity in thlt;“We aadays alenvironrthe post live of ment, is duct aei best inti ities weI r+fr cr hnr*Resistii
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