Ex MCC student to speak at vocational conference
Steve Core, a former Mus Caline Community College student, will speak at a Midwest vocational education conference in Kansas City Missouri today and Tuesday. Core, son of Harold and Mrs. Core Pleasantville Route 2, graduated MCC in 1970 from the Feed and Fertilizer Marketing program and now represents Morea Feeds for Talbot Carlson in the Thor area. The Kansas City event is one of ten nationwide aimed at shaping career education, guiding 1970s education shifts, and preparing youths for work or further study. Other speakers include Cecil E. Stanley and Jack Lacey among several regional leaders.
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Steve Core
Muscaline Community College
Kansas City
Office of Education
United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Core
Harold Core
Route 2
Pleasantville
Pleasantville High School
MCC
Talbot & Carlson, Inc
Audubon
Morea
Thor
United States
Cecil E. Stanley
Lincoln
Nebraska
Jack Lacey
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Topeka
Kan
D.J. Welch
Metropolitan Junior College
Evelyne Villines
Robert Walker
3 M Business Products
Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Cycle rider hospitalized after Muscatine crash
Harold Axtell Jr., 22, of 1210 Park Ave, is listed in good condition at Muscatine General Hospital after a motorcycle crash on Highway 38 north of Muscatine. He was riding a 1967 Honda when gravel caused him to lose control. Damage estimated at $200 with facial, hand, and leg cuts and bruises.
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Harold Axtell Jr
Park Ave
Muscatine General Hospital
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Axtell
Five Day Outlook Sees Temperatures Below Normal Early Week
Forecast shows temperatures below normal Wednesday and Thursday then warming to near normal by Friday. Highs expected around 76 to 79 degrees, with lows in the lower 40s to upper 50s from northwest to southeast. Scattered showers possible Thursday and Friday.
Muscatine Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Muscatine Journal notes office hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily with Saturday hours to noon and publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. It lists subscription rates including city carrier, motor delivery, and mail options with varied annual prices and special rates for servicemen and students. It also states service for missed papers and AP dispatch rights.
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The
Muscatine Journal
Lee Enterprises
E. Jrd St
Muscatine
Lawa
Iawa
Associated Press
AP News
City of
Musca Tne
Wilton mayor's boat pulled from water
Wilton mayor Herschel Flater owned a 30 ft Chris Craft named Sweet Leilani II that sank at Muscatine Power Boat club dock after a packing leak around the drive shaft disabled the bilge pump. The boat was hauled out Sunday. engines were drained and started, some electrical controls and personal belongings damaged.
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Sweet Leilani II
Muscatine Powser Boat Club
Wilton
Herschel Flater
Flater
Picnic ends recreational project for handicapped
The Muscatine Park Commission and Muscatine Kiwanis club concluded a recreation and social program for mentally handicapped children with a Weed Park picnic. Coordinator Diana Oldfield, a senior at Iowa Wesleyan College, led a series of Saturday morning parties since February at Kennedy School with games crafts singing and stories. Funding came from Kiwanis and the Park Commission. Nearly 1,500 people used Weed Park swimming pool Sunday with 1,367 children and 129 adults.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Park Commission
The
Muscatine Kiwanis Club
Weed Park
Diana Oldfield
Iowa Wesleyan College
Kennedy School
John White
Park Board
Oldfield
Iowa Wesleyan
Diana Brendel
David White
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Troop 58
Janet Giessregan
Park Commission
Muscatine Real-Aid drive nets 15000 pounds of newspapers
Fifteen thousand pounds of newspapers were collected in Muscatine during Saturday's Real-Aid drive. The next pickup is July 10 with residents asked to leave newspapers at curbside. West Junior High Swing choir will assist. contact Betty Stark or Steve Sedgewick for group involvement.
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Muscatine
West Junior High Swing Choir
Betty Stark
Steve Sedgewick
Moriarity named Ottumwa Courier publisher in Lee change
Jerry Moriarity appointed publisher of the Ottumwa Courier by Lee Enterprises president David Gottlieb. He will replace Albert Efner who nears retirement in September as Robert Bauer retires from the staff. Bauer, a Muscatine native, began at the Muscatine Journal in 1931 and joined the Courier in 1963. Moriarity, currently Star Courier publisher in Kewanee, will start in Ottumwa in August. A separate item notes a window shot at Tradehome Shoe Store in Muscatine.
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Gerald G. Moriarity
Ottumwa
Iowa
David K. Gottlieb
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Albert M. Efner
The
Courier
Gottlieb
Robert A. Bauer
Muscatine
Lee
Ottumwa Courier
Bauer
Muscatine Journal
Central States Circulation Managers Association
Moriarity
Star-Courier
Kewanee
Ilinois
Robert D. Ross
Missoulian
Missoula
Mont
Lee Enterprises
la Crosse, Wisconsin
Local Manager Contact Details Listed
A fragmentary item provides name Larry Grenko as manager and a Park Avenue address with phone numbers and times, suggesting a directory-style notice. Other data appears garbled but indicates business contact information for inquiries and hours.
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Journal
Gil Cletz
Gil Distt
Keith Butcher
Dave Warner
Muscatine High Band Boosters and Musicians Union Local
Elks Lodge
West Liberty
Fairgrounds
Lee Johnson Palmist
Lee Johnson
East First Street
Shell Station
Milan
Hlinpis
Dial
Jerry Moriarity
Ross
W. 2Nd SL
Roy Hahn
Larry Grenko
Mgr
Grandview Ave
Lupton and Toyne
Iowa Ave
E. 4Th St
Eter
Bosten
Maeglin
Insurance Inc
Medical Arts
S&h
Amoco
GeWayne Hopkins
East Second St
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