Food Inspector notes violations
Fifty violations are listed in the April Muscatine city inspector report to the Muscatine city council. The highest count at any establishment was nine with three other places at five violations. Seventeen establishments had no violations. Inspections covered taverns restaurants grocery and meat stores drug stores a bakery ice cream shop and a wholesale meats and produce operation. Total analyses 95 with 46 unsanitary results and two litter fines of 10 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
John E. Tillie
W. Coder
Sewage plans progress at Conesville town meeting
Conesville town council meeting chaired by Mayor John Coffin reports progress on sewer system and treatment facility plans. Bills paid from general, street, and safety funds. Council to plant three park trees. fines collected. town marshal and assistant discuss stray dogs. Next meeting set for 7 p.m. at town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
John Coffin
John Thornton
Clifford Crafton
Russell Maxwell
Jason Wolford
William Roush
Phyllis Swailes
Ross and Sons
Frank Bass
Kenneth R. Carrell
Paul E. Lowe
Surance Agency
Ray Solomon
Roush
Kenneth Messer
John Gartzke
Secrist Heads Education Unit in Michigan
Robert Secrist formerly of Muscatine has become president of the Michigan Association for Higher Education, a department of the Michigan Education Association. He holds a BA and MLA, with an economics related note, and has taught mathematics at Kellogg Community College for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Secrist
Muscatine
Michigan Association For Higher Education
Secrist
Muscatine Community College
University of Town
MLA
University of South Dakota
Michigan State
Western Michigan University
University of Missouri
Kellogg Community College
Battle Creek
Mich
Daily report from Municipal Court judge Burns case results
Judge Burns daily municipal court entries include motor vehicle loss of control fine for Kenneth K Dickson of LaPorte Indiana. default judgment for Jehle and Connor Agency against William and Novella McNamara for 119.31 dollars plus costs. West Liberty Ready Mix 215.76 plus costs for materials. Schmelzer's Refrigeration Service against Donald Murphy awarded 44.44 plus costs. several dismissals and admissions. births and hospital updates listed for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehle and Connor Agency
William McNamara
Novella McNamara
I. West Liberty Ready-Mix Inc
Schmelzer
Donald Murphy
Second St. Grocery
Jack Lee Evans
Laverne Mills
Nanny Mills
Reagan's $25,000 speech fee aims to deter national run
Reagan aides say the governor set a $25,000 fee for addressing Republican fund raising to discourage invitations and avoid signaling another national bid. They note New Hampshire and Massachusetts GOP groups agreed to pay, and Reagan will tour in June. Fees fund California Republican committees for party expenses linked to his state leadership.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
GOP
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Reagan
California
Republican Central Committee
Auto plant inspector delivers own son at home
Detroit report says Jack Donegan, a plant inspector, rushed home when his wife Martha went into labor. With no transport and a doctor on the line, the 25-year-old mother and newborn were cared for as he delivered the baby himself two miles from the plant before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jack Donegan
Martha
Aledo VFW and Auxiliary Install Tonight
Public installation of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary in Aledo will be at 8 oclock in VEW Heil. Ben Sproston and Iris Doon will install post and auxiliary officers, including John Boruff as commander and Ruby McBride as auxiliary president. Social hour to follow. public invited.
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Buffalo Prairie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Aledo
Ben Sproston
Iris Doonan
John Boruff
Ben Larson
Jim Brokaw
Bob McAllister
Auxiliary
Dorothy Cooper
Barb Etheridge
Darlene Johnson
Hazel Bennett
Marilyn Hollenback
Helen McKinney
Barb Morrow
Janet Willetts
Allied troops ambushed during ceasefire in South Vietnam
Communist led forces attacked two U.S. reconnaissance patrols during the first hours of unilateral cease fires in South Vietnam. Two U.S. and two South Vietnamese soldiers were killed, three Americans and five South Vietnamese wounded. Enemy losses unknown. A second patrol four miles away faced 30 rounds with no casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Wapello council weighs lights and permits debate
Wapello City Council in regular session OKed transferring 5000 dollars from sewer revenue to a time certificate. Officials discussed replacing unused mercury lights on Highway 61 with better spots around town and plan to reconvene next Wednesday to decide needs. Building permits issued for Fred Brown home and church work, LeRoy Pulver room addition, and Rex Mackey dwelling. Econo Mart beer permit granted. Sheriff notes sheep losses from dog attack at Emil La Maack farm on county road Y-26 south of Durant. about six sheep injured or killed.
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Wapello
Cecil McClurkin
Kyht
Burlington
Southern Utilities
Highway 61
Fred Brown
First Presbyterian Church
LeRoy Pulver
Rex Mackey
EconoMart
Man faces cattle theft charges in Iowa counties
A 22 year old Packwood man Michael G. Maddix was arrested by Wapello and Washington county authorities on charges of receiving and concealing stolen cattle. He was released after posting 5000 dollar bonds in each county and waived preliminary hearing to the county grand jury. Some cattle stolen from a Jasper County farm were reportedly sold to John Morrell & Co. in Ottumwa and at a Washington sale barn.
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Ottumwa
Wapello
Washington County
Michael G. Maddix
Prairie City
Jasper County
John Morrell & Co
Washington
Iowa
Maddix
Wapello County
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
Cecil Black
Agency
Honors Convocation lists area students at Iowa
A 1971 Honors Convocation ceremony at McBride Hall, Iowa City, honored Muscatine and surrounding area students who achieved a 4.0 GPA. Recipients spanned the Colleges of Liberal Arts, Business, Engineering, and Nursing, with names listed by town including Muscatine, West Branch, West Liberty, and Wilton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Area
University of Iowa
McBride Hall
Iowa City
College of Liberal Arts
Muscatine
Patricia Jean Bloom
Wendy Coulter
Cheri Ann Goddard
David Frederick Reusswig
Kurt Collins Wagner
Robert Francis Weis
Katherine Mary Danese
Judith
Glenna Mae MacGowan
Milo Dean Vanveldhuizen
Grace Weltha Wolf Davis
Columbus Junction
Diane Lea Oak
Randall Wayne Davis
Melody Suzanne Newell- Faler
Durant
Michael Eugene Schreck
Ronald Carl Anderson
Ainsworth
Stephen Donald Hardy
Letts
Anita Mae Thomas
John Franklin Johnston
Robert Allen Werner
Wapello
Ingrid Kay McWilliams
Claudia Rickert
Ranni Kay Archibald
Lone Tree
Roberta Joan Zibitich Marcoat
Nichols
Barbara Ann Brogman
Wilton
Mary Jean Hinks
Stockton
Edward Burmeister
Morning Sun
Patricia Ann Buster
College of Business Administration
William Joseph Hargraten
Blue Grass
Edward Allan Meyer
Robert Boyd Boysen
Alan Russell Schmieiser
West Branch
Ellen Beth Murphy Smith
College of Engineering
Lockton
Gary Ralph McAllister
Donald Rodney Dock
Hot pants spark turmoil in women's garment industry
Miami Beach AP report shows AFL CIO ILGWU leader Louis Stulberg warning that hot pants complicate production for small houses already juggling mini midi and maxi lines. He cites layoffs and closures as firms choose between styles while predicting dresses may reclaim market share.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Louis Stulberg
Afl-Cio International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Stulberg
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Viola) Sander
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Park Ave
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Ralph Frederick Zaehringer Jr
Triend
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Ralph Frederick Zaehringer, Jr
District Court
Aledo Vfw
Muscatine County
Emil la- Maack
County Road
Y-26
Dallas
Tex
Harold McVey
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