Muscatine discusses future bus service Tuesday meeting
A Muscatine city council in-depth session Tuesday night at city hall will explore the future of bus service. Elmer Davis of Midwest Transit Lines is slated to discuss subsidy needs with aldermen as the current $700 monthly payment is eyed for increase toward $1,500 to keep service running.
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Muscatine
City Hall
Elmer Davis
Keokuk
Midwest Transit Lines
Davis
City Transit, Inc
Mason City
Indi
Masquers Meet Tuesday Night
The Muscatine masquers will meet Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the religious education center. All captains must bring team renewal cards. 1971-72 season tickets go on sale with productions including Fiddler on the Roof I Never Sang for My Father and Forty Carats. Membership fees are $2.50 for students $4 for adults and $7 for families.
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Muscatine
Religious Education Center
Muscatine seniors hold final assembly at MHS fieldhouse
Muscatine High School held its 971 senior class assembly in the fieldhouse with nearly 400 graduates, awarding scholarships, presenting the class gift, and recognizing teachers and student leaders. A separate item notes a motorcyclist injury near the city and the pregnancy anomaly report from London.
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Muscatine High School
MHS
Joe Masterson
Bonnie Thatcher
Tim Wheeler
Britta Johansson
Sweden
Blesilda Licas
Phillipines
Christine Gravel
Germany
Muscatine Journal Office Details and Rights
Muscatine Journal operates hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily with Saturday mornings until noon, published daily except Sundays. It is a member of the Lee Enterprises and prints from 125 Grand Street, Muscatine, Iowa. It is a second class matter, with exclusive rights to locally printed material and AP news dispatches.
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Lee
Aauscatine
Iowa
Subscription Rates For Muscatine Newspaper
Rates list daily and mail options for Muscatine subscribers. In city delivery $2.25 monthly, other carriers $7.00 monthly, mail rates $18.00 yearly in town, $24.00 yearly in towns with carrier service, $24.90 yearly beyond 50 miles. Servicemen and students shown with special prices.
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Muscatine
Amiech
Tine
Infant car seats may be harmful on market
Washington AP report says the government warns that some dangerous infant car seats may have been made before a new federal safety standard took effect April 1. The FTC urges parents to check manufacture dates and if the date is April 1971 or later, the seat likely complies with impact protection standards.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Muscatine committees announce three state meetings
Three meetings were announced for Muscatine Chamber of Commerce committees. The personnel association will meet at 12 noon Thursday aboard the Kent Feeds boat, per note from G A Bloom, chairman. The public relations committee led by H H Vischer will meet at 7 30 am Thursday at Hotel Muscatine.
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Personnel Association
Kent
G.A. Bloom
H.H. Vischer
Hotel Muscatine
Civic Affairs
Citizens Advisory Committee For the Improvement of
Pentagon moves to curb drugs among Vietnam GIs
Defense Secretary Packard orders a one week plan to identify and treat drug addicts returning from Vietnam. Kelley to lead expanded program, expanding beyond Vietnam returnees. Reports to Congress warn heroin use among GIs could require withdrawal. estimates cite up to 15 20 percent in war zone and up to 45000 using drugs. Corruption among South Vietnamese officials hampers enforcement.
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Defense Department
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Vietnam
Congressional
Roger T. Kelley
Sue
Pentagon
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Morgan Murphy
D-Ill
Robert H. Steele
R-Conn
Laos
Thailand
Murphy
Murphy-Steele
House
Armed Services
Awards listed for MHS groups
Muscatine High School announces activity awards for MHS monitors and the VTR group. Monitors receive second year awards for Jeff Danfeldt and Bobbie Hants and first year awards for Bobbie Beatty Dave Watson Gary Manley Jane Keel Candy Koch Nancy Koester Lisa Lombardo Gary Logel Marcy Luce Kathy Mitchell Patty Ross Dusty Sanders Randy McDonald Steve Curry Jolene Hesford Lisa Kranz. VTR letters go to Rich Hines Eldon Mohrer Jack Cox with numerals to Fred Harroun Ken Stych John Bryant Don Briggs Harold Titus Bob Perry Dave Schaapveld Barb Garrison Buffy Fisher.
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Bobbie Hants
Bobbie Beatty
Dave Watson
Gary Manley
Jane Keel
Candy Koch
Nancy Koester
Lisa Lombardo
Gary Logel
Marcy Luce
Kathy Mitchell
Patty Ross
Dusty Sanders
Randy McDonald
Steve Curry
Jolene Hesford
Lisa Kranz
V-T.r
Rich Hines
Eldon Mohrer
Jack Cox
Fred Harroun
Ken Stych
Rod Serling sorry for giving hijackers idea
Hollywood AP report says Rod Serling apologized for writing the script for Doomsday Flight which officials link to at least three airline extortion plots. Threats to Western Qantas and National airlines led to ransom payments totaling 505000 dollars.
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Rod Serling
Hollywood (Ap
Woman Treated After Two Car Crash Injures Neck
Marie Eichelberger 50 of Route 4 Muscatine received a neck whiplash injury in a two car crash investigated by Muscatine police at 2 38 p m Friday on highway 61 near Fleetway Driveway. The Cadillac driven by Wayne E Eichelberger 47 Route 4 collided from behind the stopped car of Marie Eichelberger. Also a street light was damaged over 100 by an International truck driven by Roland Keith Drake 46 Town City on E 2nd St Friday morning. The truck owned by Andy Schmidt of Winfield was reported traveling west when it struck the light.
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Route 4
Muscatine
Highway 61
Fleetway
Wayne E. Eichelberger
William Woodrow Yeater
Albany Park
Eichelberger
Grandview
Roland Keith Drake
Town City
2Nd St
Oak St
Andy Schmidt
Winfield
2Nd
Thefts Reported to Muscatine Police
Thefts reported to Muscatine police include two adult life jackets and one children’s life jacket from a boat tied to Richard Riecke at 1303 Smalley Ave, a girls red Schwinn bicycle taken from Dennis Case at 0 Newell Ave, and a 12 volt car battery stolen from a garage parked car of Mrs. Earl Berry at 108 EB 9th St.
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Richard Riecke
Smalley Ave
Dennis*Case
Newell Ave
Earl Berry
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