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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1966

Page

2

Muscatine Journal Approves 1966 Street Paving Plan

Muscatine city council unanimously approved a $247,512 1966 permanent street paving program. Work includes 27 foot wide concrete pavements along Newell avenue past West Junior High and McKinley Elementary, with bids to open June 23. Final costs rely on contracts. special assessments expected to cover about $164,797.28.

Muscatine Journal Newell Avenue Fulham Avenue West Junior High McKinley Manent Musser Street Grandview Avenue Muscatine Slough

Plan to Remove Parking From Highways Defeated

Four aldermen balked Thursday night on a proposal to remove parking on both sides of highways 62 % and 38 within the city, but the council approved more than 20 other changes in parking, traffic regulations and street improvements. The plan to ban parking on Hershey avenue west from Mississippi drive to Green street and then along Green and Grandview avenues to the Milwaukee railroad crossing sparked debate. Alderman John Hilton cited potential business losses for merchants on the route as he voted yes with three others. a minority opposed, including Wayne Tooman and Harold Vischer. Additional measures include raised meter fees, stricter over parking penalties, and numerous no parking zones and traffic-lane changes for improved flow. The council approved downtown parking lot plans, traffic-light adjustments, one-way traffic proposals, and growth-plan considerations by Stanley Engineering.

Hershey Avenue Mississippi Drive Green Street Green and Grandview Avenue Milwaukee Railroad Wayne Tooman Harold Vischer Harold Pat) Finnegan Wheeler Leroy Street Eighth Cedar Iowa Eighth and Mulberry Fifth Street Towa Fifth Eighth, Mulberry Mississippi Pine Streets Cedar Street Fulham Parham Washington Park Avenue Methodist Church YMCA Lucas East Second Street West Third Street Barry Avenue St. Mathias School West Eighth Street Myrtle Avenue Mulberry Avenue Municipal Electric Utility Fourth Sixth Street Stanley Engineering Company Whicher Park Avenues Spring Third Second State Highway Commission Houser Busch Street Charles Street

Authorize City Check for Census in Muscatine

The city will send 2075 dollars to the federal census to start a special census of Muscatine. The council authorized the payment Thursday. It includes 155 dollars for block level counts and a total estimate of 5030 dollars for the census. An additional 2955 dollars covers salaries of workers. The estimate assumes a 24000 population and will adjust with the final figure. In 1960 Muscatine had 20997 residents. Block counts will aid a new city plan and possibly urban renewal data.

Federal Bureau of the Census Muscatine Census Bureau

Muscatine Journal Publication Details

The Muscatine Journal is a daily newspaper except Sunday, member of Lee Enterprises, incorporated at 061 X, Muscatine Town 87761. It is entered as second class matter in the Muscatine post office under the Act of March 1879, associated with the Associated Press and AP dispatches.

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Subscriptions Rates For Muscatine Newspaper

Subscription terms list urban and mail delivery prices. In city delivery nine dollars monthly in advance, daily carrier delivery by non city staff forty cents. Daily in city yearly mail within Muscatine limits 12.00, over fifty miles 20.00. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Office hours from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Special delivery for missed papers until 12:30.

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Remedial Summer School Opens Monday

The Remedial Summer School begins Monday at 8:30 a.m. at Cen ee Junior High Jefferson Lincoln and Garfield. Parents notified and urged to have children ready by 8:30. The staff includes 37 teachers two counselors and an audio visual instructor. Bob Herwig directs the program.

Cenee Junior High Jefferson Lincoln Garfield Bob Herwig

Public Hearing Date Set On Garden Apartment Zoning

The city council schedules a 4:30 p.m. June 23 hearing on the zoning commission’s RA garden apartment classification. The reform uprates land space rules for multiunit dwellings and may affect planned construction on vacant property. The ordinance committee will study after the hearing. The council also approved the final plat for Arthur E. Stanley’s Bidwell addition with over 20 residence lots.

Zoning Commission Gerald Powell Wier Street Cedar Street Cedar and Logan Council Harold Pat) Finnegan Arthur E. Stanley Bidwell Addition Bidwell Road

Head Start Opens at Garfield School Monday

The Head Start program begins Monday at Garfield school for eight weeks from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Two teachers, Leona Sissel and Judy Frye, will instruct with Jo Ann Reeding and Diane Stange assisting. Lou Gantenbein leads medical aid. Two children enrolled, more expected. Hot lunches provided. Program aims to ready preschoolers from economically deprived areas for kindergarten. Funded under the Elementary Secondary Education Act of 1965.

Garfield School Leona Sissel Judy Frye Jo Ann Reeding Diane Stange Lou Gantenbein

Minor Arrested In Possessing Liquor Charge

Police arrested an 11 year old Muscatine youth at East Fourth Street and Mulberry Avenue around 10 p.m. Thursday and charged him with possessing liquor as a minor. He was released to his father.

Muscatine East Fourth Street Mulberry Avenue

Sister Mary Thomas Moore Walsh to Attend Iowa Institute

Sister Mary Thomas Moore Walsh a Hayes High School English teacher at 205 W Std St is among four high school English instructors chosen for an advanced composition and linguistics institute at the University of Iowa this summer. Sponsored by the National Defense Education Act the program runs June 20 to July 29 focusing on teaching advanced composition modern English grammar and related topics. Participants must have majored in English and be connected with the Advanced Standing or Advanced Placement programs. Each participant will receive 75 dollars weekly plus 15 dollars weekly per dependent with no tuition or fees.

Mary Thomas Moore Walsh W. Std Hayes High School University of Iowa National Defense Education Act NDEA

International Club Projects Voted At Year End Picnic

Muscatine International club members closed the year with a picnic at Catherine Miller’s home. Jeanne Miller spoke on her Europe and Soviet tour with the University of Iowa Symphony Band and souvenir items. The group allocated funds to two Peace Corps care packages for Chile, a Viet Nam soap drive, a Latin American school book box, and a scholarship to an American Friends Service Committee Southeast Asia workshop in June 1926. Charles Jebens Price, formerly of Muscatine, graduated May 29 from the University of Missouri Rolla with an electrical engineering degree and works with McDonnell Aircraft Corp in St Louis. address 7401 A Park Towne So.

Jeanne Miller University of Iowa Symphony Europe Peace Corps Chile American Friends Service Committee Southeast Asia Boone Price Missouri Charles Jebens Price Muscatine University of Missouri At Rolla McDonnell Aircraft Corp St. Louis Park Towne

TRAIN Meeting Date Changed

The Iowa East Central TRAIN postpones the June 6 meeting for one week to June 13. The anti poverty group serves Cedar, Louisa and Muscatine counties and will meet at 7 30 p m at the Muscatine county courthouse.

Iowa East Central Muscatine County Low East Central Cedar Louisa Muscatine

Gray Memorial Fund Promotes Youth Center Plan

A Gray Memorial Fund has been started at Central State Bank to support establishing a community youth center for local youths. The effort honors Bill Gray and aims to fund facility development and youth programs.

Gray Memorial Fund Bill Gray Central State Bank

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