Reappraisal Notices Sent in Seven Batches to Residents
Valuations cases hinge on exterior inspections with interior checks only in some reinspections. McGuirk notes spot on-site changes for obvious computer errors and advises patients with busy signals to retry tomorrow. Appointments must be kept. missing them could delay protest until after Jan 1 when records move to City Assessor Andrew Regis.
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Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
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Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Beaver and
Franklin Avenues
Grinnell Parents and Alumni Day Planned at Grinnell College
Grinnell IA Saturday events mark Parents and Alumni Day at Grinnell College. The day includes a football game versus Beloit, a water show, a concert, and a performance by the Grinnell College Folk Dancers.
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Maxi Revolt by 5 In Auditor's Office Over Pantsuits
Auditor Linyd Smith faced five female staffers in his office wearing floor length maxi-dresses in protest of a pantsuit ban some say echoes his dress code. Smith avoided confirmation, saying he has more important duties aboard 12,000 audits a year. Secretaries in other state offices report varied, unofficial norms on dress as observers note moderation in leadership.
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Carman Herron
Auditor of State
Robert Ray
Richard Turner
Melvin Synhorst
Maurice Baringer
Agriculture
L. B. Liddy
Innocent Plea by D. M. Official in Traffic Case
Des Moines Civils Service Commission chair man Marion B Cunningham, 68, pleaded innocent to operating a vehicle while intoxicated and running a red light after a two car collision. No injuries reported. Hearing set December 1 after release on own recognizance. Police say arrest followed red light at Second and Grand. Janice Rose Seib involved. Albert Stockli, famed Swiss chef and author, died at 54 in New York.
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Wall Ave
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Albert Stockli
the Forum of the Twelve Caesars
Ray outlines plans to push industry and hearings
Governor Ray said he will shift the Iowa Development Commission from tourism toward attracting industry and will appoint a futures conference to hold hearings nationwide about Iowa’s future. He backs a Department of Transportation, regional corrections, and a 1973 bill to consolidate small school administrations while preserving local control. He spoke to Phi Delta Kappa in Ames and visited a candidates’ coffee at the Hannums.
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Iowa
Rural Development Council
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Ames
Phi Delta Kappa
Tom Hannum
South Korea Reopens Colleges Under Martial Law Rule
Seoul AP reports teachers' colleges will reopen Friday in the first case of martial law restrictions after President Chung announced measures Tuesday. The move marks a major shift in civil order as authorities curb protests and enforce temporary limits on assembly and movement.
Missouri River Basin budget cuts and reopening doubts
BISMARCK North Dakota AP report notes the Missouri River Basin Commission proposing a 1974 budget of 200000 and a 1975 budget of 250000 while lifting an assembly ban and signaling no immediate reopening date for other colleges amid lingering questions on when facilities may resume operations. The joint command includes Iowa and nine other states with plans tied to military and regional management.
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