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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1977

Page

7

Muscatine elderly housing plan advances to HUD submission

A second multi story elderly housing project moves forward as Muscatine officials adopt a public hearing for selling the former Central Junior High site to Ted M. Seldin for a six story 100 unit complex. Seldin would demolish the site, build a carpeted 100 unit building with two elevators and handicapped accessible units, and manage it with LRHC administering the annual contract. Rent would be income based and tenants would be 62 or older or handicapped. If only 50 units were approved, Seldin indicated they would drop the project. The hearing is set for July 7 at 7 20 p.m. in Muscatine.

Muscatine Old Central Junior High Ted M. Seldin Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Council Muscatine Low Rent Housing Commission LRHC Robert Campagna Seldin Clark House Central 6Th Street Sycamore Street Iowa Avenue Federal Housing Agency Des Moines Omaha Muscatine, Community

Muscatine Band Heads to Europe for Festival

Muscatine High School band loads instruments and luggage for an international music festival in Innsbruck Austria. They depart by bus to O'Hare. transportation provided by 8 J Hoffman & Sons Inc. Read more on page 2.

Innsbruck Austria Muscatine High School 8. J. Hoffman & Sons, Inc Muscatine O’hare International Airport Chicago Ill

Special session bills pay boosts for state workers

DES MOINES AP The Town Senate worked on a measure funding collective bargaining and pay raises for state employees after House passage 91-8. The bill, central to the special session, drew a heated debate over a UNI wage reopening clause, with the House amending to disapprove. Estimated costs run about 811 million from general fund and 33 million from road funds over two years, plus smaller sums from other funds. figures on those are unclear. House members urged discipline, while Rep. Arthur Small sought extra money for unorganized workers earning under 13,200, proposing 8 percent raises or 32 cents an hour, costing around 2 million. Governor Ray proposed 6 percent raises for both lower and higher unorganized workers.

Des Moines Town Senate House Gregory Cusack D-Davenport Cusack Arthur Small Lown City Robert Ray Small

Ex-policeman in critical condition after home shooting

Former Muscatine officer Walter W. Foot is in critical condition at University Hospitals Iowa City after a shooting at his home Friday night. His wife Joan A. Foor, 43, was charged with assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury and released on $1,000 bond. Their daughter Debbie alerted police around 10 p.m. and authorities say Foot left the force on medical retirement in March, with 11 years of service planned this September.

Muscatine University Hospitals Iowa City Walter W. Foot Liberty Sr Joan A. Foor Foors Debbie Foor Department

Topping the news Metric signs in peril

Washington AP report says public outcry halts plan to convert U.S. highway signs to metric units at a $100 million cost. FHWA director William M. Cox cites 98 percent of 5,000 comments as negative, deeming regulation inappropriate.

Washington Federal Highway Administration William M. Cox Cox

Froggy Nolan marks 57 years of barbering in Muscatine

Staff writer recounts Clarence Froggy Nolan who began cutting hair in Des Moines on Feb 22 1920. He moved to Muscatine later that year and stayed active, later retiring in 1966 and continuing weekend work at Al's Barber Shop. The piece notes long career, local lore, and 3.75 dollar modern fee.

Muscatine Clarence Nolan Des Moines Bartus Busch Mulberry Third St Catton Nelsen E. 3Rd. St Vernon Tony” Oostendorp Froggy Walnut Street Cedar Street Sycamore St Wendell B. Mills al Schlegel Mills Al’s Iowa Minnesota Harry Howell Howell

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