Iowa Supreme Court redraws districts new plan takes effect
The Iowa Supreme Court announced a one man, one vote redistricting plan to replace the 1971 map. It preserves 50 senate and 100 house seats with each senatorial district split into two house districts. Primary moved to August 6, and terms vary by odd or even districts. Polo Plastics showcased at ISU plastics conference.
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Bids Set for County Seal Coating and New Dump Site
Supervisors awarded seal coating contracts to Manatts Inc of Brooklyn for two roads D 62 and X 40 with a bid of 37 883 84 about eight percent under the engineer’s estimate. The county leased land about a mile northeast of Monticello for a new dump at 50 per month and placed an eight ton load limit on seven bridges.
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Brooklyn
Monticello
Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Anamosa
Morley
Cedar County
Earl Beisell
Eugene Pieray
Not Injured In One Car Mishap In Iowa County
Debra Hansen sixteen from Olin escaped injury when her 1969 Plymouth left Highway 151 near Darrell Lerch farm three-fourths mile west of the 1 151 134 junction. She was eastbound and tried to pass a vehicle when oncoming traffic forced her back. The car hit a south ditch and a Lerch farm fence with $50 damage. the car is valued at about $600. Hansen was cited for driving too fast for conditions. The Iowa Highway Patrol related seven county bridges on temporary embargo and erecting signs to be removed when the embargo ends. bridges listed in Madison, Wyoming, Rome, Fairview, Jackson, and Hale townships. In a regular session the board accepted deputy James Benter’s bond and filed county home February report, justice of the peace Roland Brown first quarter report, and first quarter sheriff, auditor, recorder and clerk reports.
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Olin
Darrell Lerch
Miss Hansen
Lerch
Donald R. Etten
Anamosa
Iowa Highway Patrol
Madison
Wyoming
Rome
Fairview
Jackson
Hale
James Benter
Justice of Peace
Roland Brown
Polo Plastics lands government contract for vinyl envelopes
Polo Plastics Inc has secured a one year contract with the Department of Housing and Urban Development to manufacture vinyl mailing envelopes. Curtis Crawford says the award supports a new push for government business. Jack Spargur notes the deal should stabilize employment and boost Monticello production. Prior government survey evaluated both workers and facilities before the award. Polo has long supplied hospitals and industry but this is its first government contract.
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Polo Plastics, Inc
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Curtis Crawford
Polo
Jack Spargur
Monticello
Spargur
Polo Plastics
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