Break in at Willis Cabinets building reports fixtures missing
Police records show a break in at the old Willis Cabinets and Flooring building at 217 219 E. Mississippi Dr. Numerous fixtures were reported missing. Reporter William Robertson of R&R Wrecking Inc. has a contract to demolish Willis and other East Mississippi properties as part of Urban Renewal Project No 1.
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Bicentennial Story Hour at Musser Library
Independence Day Celebration theme for preschool story hours at Musser Public Library includes dressing in Bicentennial costumes. Hayes school Junior Girl Scouts will churn butter and sing folk songs. Thursday 2 to 4 p.m. Drama Workshop for 4th to 6th graders will rehearse one act plays.
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Muscatine YMCA Announces Summer Swim Lessons Start
The Muscatine YMCA begins a three week session on Tuesday July 1 with lessons on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fees are 3.50 for members and 7 for non members. Level times include Tadpoles Polliwogs Minnow Fish Flying fish and Shark with various morning and evening slots.
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Jaycees Plan Pinewood Derby Race at Riverfront Courts
The Muscatine Jaycees sponsor a pinewood derby for area cub scouts at 6 p.m. Saturday July 5 on the riverfront basketball courts. Grand prix rules apply. Three trophies go to the top three in a double elimination format. Enter by calling 264 2810 by Thursday July 3.
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Glassner named to Bandag post
Ronald S. Glassner is appointed Manager passenger product at Bandag Inc succeeding Robert N. Holland who moves to a new marketing role in Bandag s off the road division. Robert G. Koegler notes continued support for the passenger tire retreading program and its untapped market potential.
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Parking on council agenda in Muscatine meeting
Muscatine city council in-depth session at 7 30 p m will discuss downtown parking study and liquor license renewals plus amendments to the 1974 75 city budget totaling 856 830 none of which will raise property taxes.
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Ensign Oliver Leads in Solid Shield Training
Navy Ensign John T. Oliver, son of Mrs. Mary A. Oliver of Muscatine, joined the joint service Solid Shield exercise near Camp LeJeune North Carolina. The 1973 Stanford graduate participated in sea and amphibious drills with Navy Army Air Force Marine Corps and Coast Guard units to test readiness aboard USS Brumby based in Charleston.
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Weber hosts Koffee Klub at cottage near Fairport
Charles and Walter Weber co hosted the Masonic Koffee Klub breakfast Saturday morning at their cottage on Highway 22 near Fairport. Assisting were Charles Weber, Mrs Weber, Walter Weber, Jake Hoeksema, Mrs Hoeksema, and Kenneth Allbee. Forty Klub members attended.
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Jews gain optimism after Moscow meeting with U S senators
In Moscow, Jewish emigration leaders say a two hour session with 10 of 14 visiting senators shows Congress has not forgotten their plight. They stress the talks could influence future Soviet American trade bills and emphasize the senators aim to aid emigration while maintaining ties with the Soviet Union.
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D-Colp
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R-Md
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R-Idaho
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ernest F. Hollings
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D-Vt
Pete ¥. Domenici
R-N.m
Muscatine Masquers Plan 8 P M Tuesday Meeting
Muscatine Masquers will meet at 8 p m Tuesday at the Cherry Street fire station to discuss the upcoming Stump Holler Folks production for Great River Days and the Iowa Community Theatre Association convention in Clinton July 18 19 and 20. The meeting is open to all. Bill Martin receives this year’s Oleander Award for service to the group.
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