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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1975
Page
1
Monticello Iowa council discusses asphalt overlay for highway 151 from Pinehaven Drive to Third Street. Partial vs full programs cited costs, with state share about 86270 dollars. They favor full project and will obtain state cost figures before deciding.
The law, passed after isolated incidents with non member calls, faces scrutiny as trustees weigh responsibility and funding. Nelson says broad scope allows agreements with rural fire associations, urging trustees to meet with local fire officials to set budgets and needs for the coming year.
Trustees weigh a 27 cent per thousand cap and timing for tax support while rural fire associations consider midyear memberships to cover operations. Officials urge swift collaboration though many towns still lack formal funding agreements and a November bid date looms for Wyoming Housing foursplex.
The Meals on Wheels board heard reports at its monthly meeting on Monday. St. Matthew Lutheran volunteers led by Mrs. Marilyn Bleadorn delivered hot noon meals in November and Peace United Church of Christ volunteers will take over in December. Mrs. Frieda Burrichter chairs the board. Ruth Wahl reported 560 meals were delivered by St. John's Lutheran church in October.
Ricky Lee McLane charged with OMVAS and escape. bail set at 1305 dollars. Jeff Butler charged with public intoxication and resisting arrest. bail set at 230 dollars. Both were stopped on Main Hill by Monticello Police Chief Paul Ponder. a fight occurred. McLane escaped custody at the Community building. deputy Allen Willman sustained a minor injury from a broken window. Both men were later held at Jones county jail in Anamosa before release to Community Court Services.
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