Stanley firm retained for waterway system
Stanley Consultants of Muscatine and Atlanta have been retained to provide environmental resource planning engineering and design for the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway System, a 253 mile project with about 1 billion dollars in federal and nonfederal funds. The work will connect the Tennessee River with the Black Warrior Tombigbee River system and is to be completed in 1981. The Corps says more dirt will be moved than for the Panama Canal.
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Atlanta
Stanley Consultants, Inc
Muscatine
Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
Mobile
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Mississippi
Alabama
Atlanta and
Tennessee River
America
Ohio
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Corps of Engineers
Panama Canal
Arts group holds Muscatine annual meeting Monday
The Muscatine County Museum and Fine Arts Association will hold its annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Laura Musser Art Gallery and Museum. All paid members may vote and three board members will be elected. Reports from membership and library committees and a discussion of past activities and finances are on the agenda.
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Muscatine County Museum and Fine Arts Assn
Laura Musser
Husband wife sergeants receive pins at Fort Carson
Linda J. Keen of the 984th Military Police Company is pinned by her husband Sgt. Michael F. Keen, also of the 984th, with Lt. Col. Eli Gardner, commander of the 19th Military, overseeing the ceremony at Fort Carson Colorado.
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Fort Carson
Colo
Linda J. Keen
984Th Military Police
Mp) Company
Michael F. Keen
984Th
Eli Gardner
Muscatine Residents Attend University Of Iowa Music Workshops
Four Muscatine residents joined a University of Iowa music program with Bob Kaiser and Mary McComas participating in band and instrumental events. Directors included Paul G. Anderson and Becky Collier with workshops focusing on movement with children and creative approaches, sponsored by the U I College of Education and School of Music.
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Muscatine
University of Iowa
Bob Kaiser
Mary McComas
Kenneth Bloomquist
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Frank Piersol
U of I
Central Soga
Paul G.anderson
U of J School of Music
Becky Collier
Susan Robinson
Dorothy T. McDonald
U of L
Marcia Schramm
Meadows School of the Arts
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Tex
U of I College of Education
School of Music
Division of Extension University Services
Muscatine playgrounds report 1650 registrations in week
Registrations totaled 1,650 for Muscatine playgrounds last week under Vehicle Safety Emphasis on Bikes. Winners were named in bike tourney across seven sites Grant Fourth Street Musser Taylor Lucas Longview Madison. an all day Weed Park outing is planned with tug of war, races and crafts. An ice cream social in New Boston was canceled. weather calls for warm humid days with scattered showers.
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Muscatine
Fourth Street
Grant
Longview
Lucas
Madison
Musser
Taylor
Glenn Axel
Police Department
Weed Park
Learning group names officers in Illinois-Iowa Association
Charlene Terranova of Muscatine was elected second vice president and Conway L. Spantan of Geneseo became president and chairman of the board. W. David McEchron of Bettendorf was named first vice president, with D. Dale Fidler of Muscatine joining the board. Dr. Jacob Lines of the University of Iowa spoke on three factors linked to childhood hyperactivity.
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Charlene Terranova
Muscatine
Illinois-Iowa Association For Children With Learning Disabilities, Inc
Marycrest College
Davenport
Conway L. Spantan
Geneseo
W. David McEchron
Bettendorf
D. Dale Fidler
Jacob Lines
University of Iowa
Ban declined on Pam cooking spray over jurisdiction
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission, in a 3-2 vote, refused to ban Pam cooking spray citing that it is regulated as a food additive by the FDA and falls outside the commission's remit. The Pam Club of Churchville, N Y had petitioned, noting deaths of about 90 youths from intentional sniffing of the aerosol.
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Washington
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Commission
Pam Club
Churchville
N.Y
Food and Drug
Mayor Hansen to Attend Chicago Seminar on City Councils
Mayor Ronald Hansen will attend a two day seminar in Chicago starting June 26 on A New Era for City Councils. The session, sponsored by the National League of Cities, covers management relations policy formulation public communication and budget problems. William Angell, second ward alderman, named mayor pro tem in Hansen’s absence.
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Ronald Hansen
Chicago
National League of Cities
William Angell
Hansen
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