Capital improvements (Continued from page 1)
A city subcommittee named priority and future unfunded capital projects across Police Fire Housing Downtown Streets and highways Parks Libraries Sewer systems and city facilities. Items include a $26,200 FY 1978 UHF radio system for police squads a $74,184 raised Fire Dept elevated platform truck and a $275,000-375,000 CBD rehab loan program for FY 1978-1980 plus aviation land and runway work at the airport and numerous street sewer and park improvements with multiple FY 1978-1980 allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schott
Public Safety
No. 2
Central Business
West Second Street
Pine Street
Iowa Avenue
Pine
Second Streets
W. Second
Ash Streets
Brier’s Ditch
First Avenue
Howard, King and
Monroe Streets
Warren and
Evans Streets
Demorest Street
Oak Street
Canon Avenue
City Hall
Iowa DOT announces Cedar Muscatine and Louisa highway plans
The Iowa Department of Transportation releases detailed five year and 1977 1978 1979 funding plans for Cedar Muscatine and Louisa counties. Projects include resurfacing bridge replacements right of way acquisitions and by pass developments with multi million dollar totals and specific mileages. Critical needs total about 12 to 17 million dollars across US routes Iowa highways and local corridors with by pass and park road work also noted.
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Iowa Department of Transportation
DOT
Cedar
Muscatine
Louisa Counties
Cedar County
Johnson County
West Branch
Linn County
Mechanicsville
East Junction
Lows
Tipton
Scott County
U.S. 41
Wapello
U.S. 61
Des Moines
Lowa
Junction
Iowa 22
Lowe 22
Wey
Wildcat den State Park
Low 22
Iowa
Louisa County
South Junction
Lawa
North Junction
Pine Street
LaBode elected president of Muscatine Toastmasters
LaBode is elected president of the Muscatine Toastmasters Club during a Monday meeting at Paxton's. Wayne Brugger presided with Roger Gerber as timer. Other officers named include Galewski as educational VP Evans as administrative VP Herrick as secretary Warner as treasurer Wallace as sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bode LaBode
Muscatine
John Galewski
Ruth Evans
Rich Herrick
Steve Warner
Doug Wallace
Ralph Jackson
Joe Kocurkovic
Don Kiser
Dick Witter
Wayne Brugger
James Kemper
Harvey Gabbard
Burglaries Reported in Fruitland and Atalissa Areas
Burglaries in Fruitland and rural Atalissa were reported in the last 24 hours. The W G Market post office in Fruitland was broken into. stolen items include 40 in food stamps 1000 in personal and payroll checks 50 in quarters a roll of 50 cent pieces and six cartons of cigarets. The post office also lost 88 in paper money and 15 in change. Entry gained via the front door. Weldon Strause owner asks customers who wrote checks Dec 11 13 to contact stores and banks. Atalissa resident William A Phillips reported a break in at his residence with theft of firearms and other items. Entrance gained by forcing the kitchen door. L. L. Pickett School to close all day Wednesday in respect to Mrs. Harold Bridges death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland
Atalissa
Muscatine County
Sheriff's Department
Weldon Strause
William A. Phillips
Police report on Elliott charged with DUI after one car crash
Keith A. Elliott, 23, of 509 Sycamore St., faces operating while intoxicated charges after losing control turning from Green Street to Hershey Avenue at about 9 a.m. He struck a Bandag Inc. porch at 1056 Hershey Ave., posted 325 bond, and awaits an initial appearance in Muscatine County Associate District Court on Dec. 20. Other incidents include a Clark Super 100 Station break in at 714 Park Ave with cash stolen, a purse theft from Nietzel’s Pharmacy, and a car theft from Rada’s Auto Repair. An 8:21 a.m. two-car crash occurred at Cedar Street and Parham Avenue involving Paul W. Snyder and Henry Naber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith A. Elliott
Sycamore St
Muscatine
Elliott
Green Street
Hershey Avenue
Bandag Inc
Hershey Ave
Muscatine County
Park Ave
Connie Lacey
Maiden Lane
Nietzel’s Pharmacy Inc
Mulberry Ave
Debbie Salazar
4Th St
Rada’s
Liberty St
Cedar Street
Parham Avenue
Paul W. Snyder
Highland, Court
Henry Naber
Woodlawn Ave
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Lamplight
Houser Street
Grandview Avenue
Oregon Street
Second Street
Fifth Street
New City
Mad Creek
Papoose Creek
Muscatine Slough
Riverview Park
Weed Park
Kent-Stein Park
Salvation Army
Sycamore Street
Muscatine Mall
Ascend
Tipton Anton
Columbus
U.S. 6
West Sity Limits
Grandview
U.S. 30
Cedar River
Wouls
Iowa 61
Columbus Junction
North City Limits
West Liberty
Nichols
Linn Street
Mulberry Avenue
Andre
Remington
Danny
Org
Red Astaire
Gene Kelly
Toastmasters
LaBode
Max Churchill
Brugger
Turn
David Meloy
Roger Gerber
Bisa
Anh
Fis Ais
Pickett
Mississippi Bend
Phillips
Bob Lamb
Soreuel Buller
America
Butler
Fairbanks -Lamb Chapel
W. 4Th St. Diei
Cinema
Imerry
Traermale
Lerristians
Bosten
Dic
Cartier
Pears Pty
Éerjarp
Fridey Ara
Jel Lea Sepier
Muscatine Journal
Bam
Iday
Dopa
Muscating Journal
the Ley Enterprises, Inc
A. Jane
Murcatire
Tocél Ruay
Tarmd Ta
Corey
City of
Muxcotine
Farrar
Lawnt
Muscatag
Ceil
Vicki Ash
Dr. Swayze
Muscatine General
Don
Betty Ash
Rickie David Reed
Roy
Elsie Wilkerson
Rene Ash
Chet
Blue Sky
Hershey
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