Hearing on street oiling Monday night
Residents along 51 blocks in Oelwein may speak at a public hearing at 7 30 p m Monday June 13 about the summer street oiling program City Clerk Peter Gardner says blocks may be dropped if opposed City Attorney Darold Jack notes new Home Rule 1975 provisions require a full public improvement process with engineers and contractual options Estimated base cost 75 cents per running foot plus added legal costs under new rules The work could start in July and finish by August or early September with blocks completed in 3 4 hours per block
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Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Sparks UK Wide Celebration
London marked the Queen's Silver Jubilee with heavy crowds and televised events across England. The procession from Buckingham Palace to St Pauls featured Prince Charles, the Queen Mother, and 3000 troops while Britain and Commonwealth leaders observed a day of thanksgiving and reflection. The queen thanked her subjects for 25 years of loyalty, amid rain and bright skies, underscoring the nation’s resolve since 1952.
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SIDS tragedy and Iowa drought described in brief
Keith Krankevik of Carlisle lost a son to SIDS ten years ago. Lois Krankevik speaks of still cherishing that child as doctors call the death a classic SIDS case. Iowa’s first June week was dry with heat stressing crops. corn mostly good, soybeans fair to good. Topsoil short in 80 percent of counties, subsoil short in 51 percent.
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Iowa Appeals Board allows 35 governments to exceed tax lid
The Iowa Appeal Board approved requests from 35 local governments to exceed the 9 percent growth limit on 1977-78 property tax spending. Five governments, two cities and three counties, were denied. The board, comprising the state comptroller, treasurer and auditor, completed reviews and began notifying affected entities. Total requested excess was 1.14 million dollars.
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Thrifty suit unites Iowa treasurer with garage sale find
Des Moines AP reports Maurice Baringer, Iowa state treasurer, bought a $1.50 Dacron suit and 20 cent shoes at a garage sale while watching over $1.3 billion in state funds. He says the purchase was incidental and values durable, serviceable clothing over fashion. In Pittsburgh, a 10 million senior group coalition backs Count Us In against mandatory retirement, led by Harriet Miller of AARP and the National Retired Teachers Association.
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Consumer rights bill faces defeat amid lobbying push
Washington AP reports a proposed federal consumer rights agency is in trouble with House sponsors saying it would fail if voted on now. The bill initially seemed headed for easy passage but heavy lobbying by business groups has swayed lawmakers away from the consumer legislation.
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Blaze destroys several downtown buildings in Mount Ayr
Firefighters from six communities battled a late Monday blaze in Mount Ayr that wiped out two downtown structures and damaged three more. A water shortage paused the effort briefly, with five tankers supplying water from the reservoir and Sun Valley Lake. The fire started near 6 p.m. behind a Gamble Store and spread to a dentist office and other nearby businesses. The dentist office and Gamble Store were destroyed. the drug store, real estate and insurance office, and a department store nearby were heavily damaged. Two firefighters minor injuries and one treated for smoke inhalation.
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Carter weighs future of controversial B1 bomber
President Carter said he wants to learn all he can about the B1 bomber before deciding whether to build it. He indicated options range from termination to several in between, with a decision due by month end. Congressional supporters pressed for production as Carter weighs defense needs and the plan’s impact.
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Boat capsizes boat Dixie Lee II during Chesapeake Bay storm
A 42‑foot charter Dixie Lee II capsized off Chesapeake Bay after a 10 to 19 foot wave struck in a thunderstorm. Four drowned, nine missing, 14 survivors rescued as Coast Guard and National Weather Service pursued an eight‑mile square search. Victims named Saff, Lee, Lewis, and Clark. Storms swept the region with fatalities in NC, GA, and TN and power outages affected 20,000 to 30,000 customers in NC.
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Young says Kennedy and Johnson also racists in context
U N Ambassador Andrew Young told the House committee that his Playboy remarks calling Nixon and Ford racists also applied to John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson. He said the term aims to critique policy context, not marshal personal attacks.
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Pickup hits bicyclist in county accident near Oelwein
Kevin Weatherbee 15 remains hospitalized in serious condition at University Hospital Iowa City after a Monday crash on a county blacktop near the Foursome golf course. He was struck by a northbound pickup driven by Marc Miller 25 of Oelwein as Weatherbee swerved to avoid other traffic. Weatherbee’s bike valued at 160 dollars and the pickup at 200 dollars. Weatherbee is the son of Evert Weatherbee. No charges filed.
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