Muscatine Health Center Under Construction At Hospital Property
Progress continues on the Muscatine Community Health Center on Muscatine General hospital grounds. The pinwheel shaped building will have offices for six physicians, four to start, plus exam rooms, a waiting area for 36, and allied health facilities. The center opens in early July and emphasizes a team approach to care via the University of Town College of Medicine developed project backed by the Muscatine Community Health Foundation.
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Senate and House advance budget and policy bills
State Senator Rabedeaux notes leadership moves as the Legislature aims to end the session. The Senate passed funds to replace federal cuts from April to December and approved a unified trial court bill with House amendments. The House, meanwhile, backed deferred sentences with victim restitution, raised personal property tax exemption, no fault auto insurance cost analysis, auxiliary services to parochial schools, and multiple appropriations.
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Pollution bonds resolution OK'd by city council
Muscatine aldermen approved a resolution at Thursdays session providing that pollution control revenue bonds not to exceed 5 million dollars would be available if needed. Representatives of Grain Processing Corp discussed industrial revenue bonds to finance air and water pollution control equipment at the plant. GPC is evaluating financing methods and may request reimbursement of principal, interest, and expenses if bonds are issued.
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Growth urged by Iowa Electric Light and Power official
Duane Arnold, chairman and president, told Cedar Rapids based Iowa Electric Light and Power shareholders that a strong growth rate is essential for the utility to stay financially healthy. He cited the Palo nuclear plant, under construction, expected to begin commercial operation in January 1974 near the original six and a half year schedule. Shareholders reelected the nine member board and authorized sale of 500,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock at $100 par value per share in series.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
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Missed delivery help and office hours notice
If your carrier fails to deliver call the Journal circulation department at 263 2331 during the stated hours. Muscatine Journal offices operate 9 am to 5 pm daily, Saturdays 8 am to noon. Published daily except Sundays and holidays by The Muscatine Journal.
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Subscription rates for Muscatine daily service
Prices listed for daily carrier delivery in Muscatine at 2.25 dollars per month in advance and 2.00 dollars for other carriers. Mail rates include 20 dollars per year within fifty miles, 24 dollars in towns with carrier service, and 27 dollars beyond fifty miles. Student rate nine months 15.50. Servicemen 20 dollars per year in advance.
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Commission on Aging opens Sunday open house at YMCA
The Muscatine Commission on the Aging invites the public to an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the YMCA. Since plans began in 1970 and formal formation in 1972, the group has focused on coordinating services for the elderly. Financing relies on 1973 Title II funds with 75 percent from the Older Americans Act and 25 percent locally. Rotary, United Way and YMCA space contribute to support, with Rotary pledging 4,000 dollars for 1974.
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Stanley
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Duane Sand
Marcus Johnson
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Leon Knitt
Iowa State Commission On Aging
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Open house posters urge Senior Citizen month event
Mrs. Zella Beaman a Commission for the Aging member has posted notices in several locations about an open house at the YWCA Sunday from 2 to 4 p m. hosted by the commission in honor of Senior Citizen month.
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Commission For the Aging Committee
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