Schmidhauser Bill Targeted to Aid Classrooms for the Retarded
Congressman John R Schmidhauser introduced legislation to allow funds from the Mental Retardation Facilities Act of 1963 to be used for constructing or expanding classrooms for mentally retarded students in local schools. He argues current rules funnel money to institutions, and integration in neighborhood schools is preferred for better opportunities.
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John R. Schmidhauser
Schmidhauser
Inwa
Wapello Jaycees Meet and Community Plans
The Wapello Jaycees held a regular session in the Wapello Gas and Light building with vice president Jack Stephens presiding in president Lyle Cover’s absence. They discussed placing a Jaycee sign on the ball diamond scoreboard, reviewed a $121.69 profit from the dunking machine at the Homecoming, started plans for a fish roden at Job Keltner pond, and named Label Stineman as fish roden chairman. Also reported were calendar committee progress, a Homefront return, and local visits. social events and elections were listed for late July and August.
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Wapello
Jaycees
Chine
Wapetlo
Job Keltner
Stineman
Larry Wagg
Muscatine Police Report Reveals Month Arrest Totals
Muscatine police record shows 202 arrests in the month ending July 15 with 34 for intoxication and 24 for speeding. Curfew violations by 23 minors and 11 for allowing curfew breaches, plus 11 for minor beer possession. Other infractions include 10 muffler noise, nine lack of vehicle control, eight no license, six improper registration, and six disturbing the peace. In San Antonio, Airman Charles K. Buffington, son of Mr and Mrs Reid Buffington, was selected for technical training at Shepard AFB Texas as a medical service specialist after basic at Lackland AFB. He is a Columbus Junction native who graduated in 1965.
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San Antonio
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Charles K. Buffington
Reid Buffington
Oakview Drive
Columbus Junction
Sheppard Afb
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Air Training Command
Airman
Buffington
Columbus Community High School
Forsyth Dental Center Wins $100000 Avalon Grant
Forsyth Dental Center in Boston says it has received a $100000 grant from the Avalon Foundation of New York to help build a multimillion dollar private dental research center. The center states the facility would be the largest of its kind in the world.
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Conesville WSCS and Double Eight Club Meet
The Conesville Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the church with eight members. Mrs. Joan Crafton led worship and the program covered topics on the ecumenical age. Bake sale planning and date books were discussed. next meeting set for Aug 9 at 7:30 p.m.
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Conesville
Women 'S' Society’ of Christian Service
Methodist
Florence Stewart
Jesson
World Council
Myrtle Hamilton
Joan Crafton
Joyce Westlake
Dorothy Allen
Sylvia Platts
Double Eight Club
Bank Conditio n Report and Nichols Town Hearing
Central State Bank of Marcatine Iowa 52762 closes June 30 1966 reports assets totaling 24 038 504 70 and liabilities with 1 615 996 55 current demand deposits 31 188 179 47 time deposits. Town of Nichols Muscatine County holds August 6 1966 hearing on 1967 expenditures with detailed receipts and disbursements available at the hearing.
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City OF
County OF
State OF Iowa
Ruth A. James
Central State Bank of
Nichols
Town Hall
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