Public Conversation on Racial Discrimination in Muscatine
A public conversation on local discrimination issues is scheduled for Wednesday at 1815 on the Court House lawn. Organizers include Rev H Philip Autrey and James Tracy among signers urging citizens to discuss concerns, form a human relations council, and promote equality under the Constitution.
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Muscatine
Aug, JR
Court House Lawn
H. Philip Autrey
Car F. Clems
Alden Davis
Thomas Doyle
Edwin Fronardt
George Hart
Roger Knott
Catherine Miller
Harry L. Parker
Eugene Peniston
Murray Sedgley
Melvin R. Sussex
Marion Templeman
James Tracy
Linecoln
Statcompas
Rogal
Couré House
Human Relations Council
Runaway Girl Held Overnight
Police took custody of a 14 year old girl who said she ran away from home on Tuesday night and slept in a relative’s barn. Her parents declined to come to the station to take her home despite an offered ride from an older girl’s father. The mother arrived later to retrieve her.
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Ymto
Muscatine to Host Iowa Development Commission
Members of the Iowa Development Commission and staff will meet in Muscatine on September 13 for a regular session. Harold W. Ogilvie, executive director of the Muscatine Development Corporation, said the commission, with 15 members, will be joined by five Iowa members. Charles Frack has left the board due to work conflicts. A proposed directory of Development Corporation membership was presented, and the current fund development has reached $67,100. The board also considers paving a short gravel road off Stewart Road to serve several industries.
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Iowa Development Commission
Muscatine
Harold W. Ogilvie
Muscatine Development Corporation
Told Corporation
Des Moines
Corporation
Charles Frack
Development Corporation
Dative
Stewart Road
Agreement On Heublein Case Told
An agreement announced today erases the grounds for Heublein Inc. of Hartford to tax its grain alcohol production under the grain handlers law rather than personal property. Ralph Stark, chair man of the Muscatine city board of review, says the mutual agreement sets the alcohol at 92500 for tax purposes as of January 1 per City Assessor GW Connor. The deal will be presented in Muscatine county district court August 30 when the case is called. Heublein had sued over the proper assessment last June. Storage tanks lie adjacent to Grain Processing Corp in south Muscatine.
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Todey
Heublein, Inc
Hartford
Muscatine
Heublein
Grain Pro_ pessing. corporation
High School Fee Schedule Announces For Muscatine
The Muscatine high school announces a term fee plan with a blanket 25 cent locker padlock rental and payments for activities. Other charges include 6 dollars for van activity tickets, 3 dollars for football insurance, 4 dollars for other athletics and 1.25 dollars student insurance. Materials will be bought as needed and fees collected on September 20 per principal Free Mexsencet.
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Muscatine
Lickel
Free Mexsencet
County Zoning Public Hearing Concluded By Board
The county board concluded a two hour session on a proposed article regulating subdivision development in rural areas. A vote on the amendments is expected at a future date after discussion of the plan and rent regulations.
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County Board
Supe| Org
Térnoen
Cars Damaged In Collisions Involving Burlington and Washington Drivers
Two cars were damaged in a collision on Mulberry avenue and East Third street. Donald L. Jarash, 28, of Burlington, sustained front end damage. Dale Warren Close, 42, of Washington, caused a rear impact. Jacquelyn Jarash, a Burlington student, suffered a bruised leg. In a separate incident at the same intersection, Robert D. Holliday, 23, Grand Avenue, caused heavy damage to Beverly C. Winn, 47, Fairview Avenue, whose trailer hitch contributed to the crash. Holliday also incurred minor injuries.
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Donald L. Jarash
Burlington
Dale Warren Close
Washington
Jacquelyn Jarash
Todsy
Mulberry Avenue
East Third Street
Robert D. Holliday
Grand Avenue
John Wingerter
Sia
Davenport Harrison Street Board Room Opens Data Processing Course
Electronic Data School offers an electronic data processing course to be taught at Aver Technical schools. Qualifying tests will be given in August in the board room of Davenport i schools. Applicants must be over 18, a high school graduate or equivalent, and have a year of algebra.
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Harrison
Wild Wings Hunting Area Opens in September
Wild Wings Hunting Area opens in September on a twelve hundred acre tract along the Mississippi border. DuPont de Nemours has leased the former Moose Farm to a town sportsmen group to run a commercial preserve with an extended season from September 1 to March 3. Howard James notes the land borders the state line and offers varied recreation, reflecting its prior farming and industrial history.
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Ara DuPont
Mississippi
Howard James
Woodward Mentioned As Candidate In Iowa GOP Race
Iowa Republican attorney general bid centers on Wilbur Bump Garry Woodward and Ed Kemp with Evan Hultman seen as gubernatorial front runner. Voter machines expanding in Woodbury and Johnson counties may hasten results. Mechanicsville plans Labor Day opening after long paving dispute and court battles ending in state-level approvals. James, a Stanley Engineering manager, writes freelance about sport and hunting preserves.
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Harrison Weber Jows
Daily Press
Des Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Wilbur Bump
Stati
Muscatine County
Garry Woodward
Muscatine
Ed Kemp
Tipton
GOP
Cedar County
Evan Hultman
Wild Wings to Open Shooting Preserve with Dept. Facilities
Wild Wings announces a hunting preserve on a former Moose Club site near the Mississippi River and Lake Odessa. It will offer pheasants partridge quail ducks and trained dogs with guided hunts seven months a year. Amenities include lodging traps and skeet shooting with a resident operator and open house events for writers officials and sportsmen. Ralph Stark coordinated the property lease.
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Wild Wings
Owen
James
Witt
Mississippi
Lake Odessa
Ralph Stark
duPont Property
Parking Lot Plan for 96 Cars on Sycamore Street
The proposed 96 car metered lot on the 900 block of Sycamore Street was forwarded to the city traffic committee for study. The plan would expand central business area parking and may aid the Mississippi Drive widening project funded by highway funds, with an estimated city cost near 20,000 dollars.
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Sycamore Street
Gate Highway -Commission
Mississippi
Sycamore
City Teachers to Hear Rabbi Nodel at Workshop
Rabbi Julius J. Nodel of Louis, Mass will speak to Muscatine city teachers at a workshop on August 29 at 10 30 p m His topic Our American Heritage Relic or Living Bequest The workshop opens August 29 with rural teachers invited and a river ride planned for certain attendees. Superintendent A A Johnson announces the program while Kenneth Bartell and Kenneth Huber chair events.
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Julius J. Nodel Louis
Muscatine Public
Rabbi Nodel
Muscatine High School
al A
Kent
Kenneth Bartell
Muscatine City
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