Juveniles, arrests mark Muscatine weekend police report
Muscatine police filed marijuana possession charges against three juveniles after a Saturday night motor vehicle accident at East 6th Street and Orange Street. The 17 year olds and a 16 year old were released to relatives pending juvenile actions. In separate events two men were arrested for driving off road in a state game area. James Rutherford, 19, Davenport, and Brian Wulf, 18, Blue Grass, faced limited details. Two people were jailed for public intoxication, Sharon Welsch and Pedro Puertas. Other reports included a contempt of court charge against Jose Sandoval and multiple weekend vehicle collisions with minor injuries and no injuries reported. Weather looked partly cloudy with warming trends into midweek.
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Muscatine
EB. 6Th
Orange
James D. Rutherford
Davenport
Wiese Slough
Brian K. Wulf
Blue Grass
Sharon A. Welsch
Wallace St
Mulberry Avenue
Pedro Puertas
Ricky E. Sister
E. Moline
Ill
4Th St
Sister
Associate District Court
E. 6Th
Orange Streets
Robert Trevino
James P. McCleary
River Road
E. 2Nd
Chestnut Streets
Esteban Trevino
Dennis D. Snyder
Rt. 1
Snyder
Muscatine General Hospital
MGH
Asa K. Keener
Bidwell Road
Mark R. Auberg
8Th St
Washington Street
Park Avenue
Auberg
Timothy
Phillips
Rt. 5
Peggy Bishop
Easy Automatic
Grandview Ave
Georgia J. Creamer
Maple Ave
Weed Park
Creamer
Festival of Good News at Lutheran Homes event
The Lutheran Homes host a Festival of Good News on Sunday June 26 with Rev. Conrad Thompson as guest speaker. The program includes 9:45 am worship, noon dinner by reservation, 2 pm Lutheran Homes Society meeting, 3 pm festival worship, and facility tours. Thompson, Minneapolis based director of Lutheran Vespers, has a long evangelism career.
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Conrad Thompson
Lutheran Homes Society
Rev. Thompson
Lutheran Vespers
Minneapolis
Minn
American Lutheran Church
Conrad M. Thompson
Valders
Wis
St. Olaf College
Luther Seminary
St. Paul
Trinity Seminary
Wartburg Seminary
Thompson
Watertown
S.D
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rapid City
S. C
Bandag awarded for exporting excellence by Iowa governor
Bandag Inc of Muscatine received a Governor's Export Conference certificate for excellence in creating jobs through exporting. President Harker Collins cited 1976 export sales up 137 percent from 1972 and more than 5,000 percent since 1962, with international sales nearly one third of total volume. Bandag employs about 2,000 people, runs 268 franchised dealers in 88 countries, and operates plants in the U.S., Belgium, and Canada with offices in several nations.
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Bandag, Inc
Muscatine
Robert D. Ray
Bandag
Harker Collins
Iowa
Gov. Ray
Ray
Bandagas
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