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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1971

Page

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Band Boosters Raise 8000 for Winnipeg Trip

Muscatine Band Boosters and Muscatine High School band members raised $8000 to fund the bands trip to Winnipeg Canada for the 1971 Manisphere band competition June 24 26. Fundraising included bake sales car washes chili suppers yard sale and an adult dance with many volunteers. Debbie Smith not going on trip as she is Abroad as a Youth for Understanding student. No school funds used.

Journal Gil Bieta Muscatine Winnipeg Canada Larry Hintz Norman B. Smith M. D. Jones Smith Debbie Finland

Final marathon session marks Iowa legislature end

Humor drama and bitter feuding defined the 1971 Iowa Legislature as it closed after 160 days. Lawmakers slept on benches and carpets while tempers flared over the big tax and school spending bill, with photo criticism adding to the fatigue parting the chamber.

Des Moines Iowa Senate John Camp House Appropriations Committee House

Denlinger Wins $615 in Muscatine Car Damage Suit

In Muscatine Municipal Court Judge Jack L. Burns awarded Robert A. Denlinger $615 for damages to his 1953 Chevrolet after a November 1969 mishap near Eisele Hill. The defendant Max White and Sons Inc and Max M. White were found negligent for not reducing speed on a slippery curve while the plaintiff was not, with costs and interest to be added.

Muscatine Eisele Hill Muscentine Jack L. Burns Robert A. Denlinger Max White and Sons Inc Max M. White Denlinger Chevrolet Max White White Didge Burns

Muscatine Journal carrier issues and subscription rates

Announce delivery contact hours and carrier promptness procedures for Muscatine Journal readers. Provides circulation department phone line hours, office hours, and subscription rates for daily home delivery by carrier or mail, including distances and special rates for servicemen and distant subscribers.

City of Muscatine Devery Auscatine Savallade Muscatine Sten

Nursing Home Week Proclaimed in Muscatine

Mayor Edward S. Burns announces National Nursing Home Week from June 20 to June 26 in Muscatine. The proclamation highlights community care for the elderly and ill, urging residents to visit patients in nursing homes this week.

Muscatine Edward S. Burns Robert D. Ray Richard M. Nixon Burns

Local teachers to attend NSF math program at UNI

Mrs. Catherine Panko of Muscatine and Francis Helfrich of Wilton join 42 other seventh and eighth grade teachers from across the country for a Summer Institute in Mathematics at the University of Northern Town Cedar Falls. From June 14 to August 6 the eight week program aims to deepen algebra geometry and problem solving understanding. Co directors Dr. Bonnie Litwiller Dr. David Duncan and staff member Carl Wehner all are UNI mathematics assistants. The $56 834 NSF grant funds the effort to strengthen teachers math knowledge and classroom effectiveness. Participants will take three courses earning graduate credits while visiting mathematics specialists lecture and discuss.

Catherine Panko Muscatine Francis Helfrich Wilton National Science Foundation NSF University of Northern Town Cedar Falls Bonnie H. Litwiller David R. Duncan Carl Wehner UNI Buncan

Crowning of Miss Iowa Set for Tonight at Davenport

The Miss Iowa pageant completes its second night with 10 finalists announced for 8 p.m. at St Ambrose College auditorium. Preliminary winners include Cynthia Sue Northcut and Judith Faye Stephens, with Stephens winning both swim suit and piano solo awards. the event is sold out.

Iowa New Sharon Judith Faye Stephens Southwest Town Miss New Sharon Bill Bailey Pagean Sharon

Farm agency taps Iowa State grad as Muscatine FHA assistant supervisor

Bill Krahling, a George area native and Iowa State University agricultural business graduate, has been named assistant county supervisor of the Farmers Home Administration for Muscatine County. He works from the FHA office at 114 Mulberry Ave. Anton Tometich, Re. 5, is the county supervisor. The FHA, a division of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, finances farm ownership housing and farm operation loans and administers sewer and water loans for small towns in Scott, Johnson and Muscatine counties. Krahling, raised on a Lyon County farm, married June 5 to Cyndy Ludtke of Davenport. They live in Davenport and will move to Muscatine later.

Bill Krahling Iowa State University Farmers Home Administration Muscatine Krahling FHA Mulberry Ave Anton Tometich U.S. Department of Agriculture Scott Johnson George Lyon County Iowa The George High School Iowa State Cyndy Ludtke Davenport

Learn to Swim Enrollments Open as Summer Sessions Start

Red Cross announces ongoing enrollment for Learn to Swim classes on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with sessions at 9 50 and 10 45 a m Registration also open for junior and senior lifesaving courses held during the 9 50 period each Monday and Friday Classes run June 28 through July 31. registration at the chapter office 415 Cedar second floor must bring a signed permission slip from parent or guardian to first class.

Red Cross Cedar

Women of the Moose Hold Potluck Gathering

The Women of the Moose rapady Committee met at Weed Park for a family potluck supper with 13 members. Myrle Lewis was special guest. Lila Fairley chaired a brief meeting. Prizes were awarded to Joan Hayes, Mary Koester, and Anna Shea. Janet Shetler received a birthday and anniversary gift. Myrlé Lewis won the attendance prize.

Rapady Women of the Moose Weed Park Myrle Lewis Lila Failyer Joan Hayes Mary Koester Anna Shea Janet Shetler Myrlé Lewis

Nancy Taylor to Teach in Tunisia With Peace Corps

Nancy Taylor of Guthrie Center Iowa has accepted a Peace Corps assignment to teach in southern rural Tunisia near the Sahra Desert. She earned her University of Iowa degree this month and will undergo a five week briefing in Colorado on French Arabic and Tunisian culture before flying to England to train with English volunteers for a 22 month teaching assignment.

Nancy Taylor Guthrie Center John Bready Muscatine High School Tunisia Sahra Desert Miss Taylor University of Iowa Colorado England

Couple living in camper after mobile home fire

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Reeves of rural Muscatine are living in a travel trailer at Shady Creek after a fire destroyed their Ripley Trailer Court mobile home and all its contents. A relative said fire showers for the Reeveses would be held soon.

Orville Reeves Muscatine Shady Creek Ripley Trailer Court Reeves Reeveses

Legislature in Review Recap of 1971 73 revenue and tax changes

Iowa lawmakers balanced the 1971 73 budget with cigarette and liquor tax hikes and accelerated sales tax intake. A proposed income tax rise supported by Gov Ray passed amid tax reform debates. The session crafted a foundation aid plan for schools, expanded tax relief, and approved changes in voting, districts, liquor control, conservancy districts, highway funds, and billboards while failing to liberalize abortion laws. The Messerly Camp budget runs about 18 million below the governor’s proposed level.

Marvin Selden Gov. Ray Towan Iowa Liquor Control Commission Conservancy Department of Soil Conservation Messerly Camp Senate House Appropriations Committee Francis Messerly Waterloo John Camp Bryant Ray House

Columbus Junction Youth Injured in Motorcycle Collision

Alfred Lukavsky, 19, of Columbus Junction remains in serious condition at University Hospital Iowa City after a collision with a car driven by Kenny Dircks, 16, near the Louisa county fairgrounds and highway 92 about 7 30 p m Friday. He has a fractured pelvis. Details from the Louisa county sheriffs office were not immediately available.

Columbus Junction Alfred Lukaysky University Hospital Iowa City Kenny Dircks Louisa County Fairgrounds Highway 92 Lukavsky Louisa County Sheriffs Office

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