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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1977

Page

5

Father Gaul Transferred to Waterloo in Archdiocese Shuffle

Father Richard Gaul, longtime associate pastor at Oelwein Sacred Heart, moves to St. Mary's in Waterloo effective Aug. 2. Rev. Clem Burke of Cedar Falls St. Patrick's will replace him. Announcement appears in The Witness.

Richard Gaul Oelwein Sacred Heart Church Witness Archdiocesan Father Gaul St. Mary's Waterloo Clem Burke St. Patrick’s Church Cedar Falls

Public Notice of Sheriff Sale in Fayette County Iowa

Norman McCauley sheriff announces a special execution sale of real property in Fayette County Iowa. The judgment for Perpetual Savings & Loan Assoc. against Harry J. Keniston Jr et al totals over forty one thousand dollars plus interest, fees, and costs. Property described is a 3.44 acre parcel in Section 26 Township 91 North Range West, with sale scheduled July 4, 1977 at West Union Court House. Published June 23 and June 30, 1977 in The Oelwein Daily Register.

Clark District Court Fayette County Iowa Perpetual Savings & Loan Assoc Harry J. Keniston Jr Agri Star Credit Corp Kenton Nancy Olson Skyline Hervester System, Inc Thorp Credit, Inc Section Township 91 St. P.M Court House Oelwein Daily Register

Elkader to Work on Water Lines

Elkader city council held its second meeting of the month to discuss water needs. Work begins now to install over a mile of feeder mains and 200000 feet of standpipe to double winter capacity, with attention returning to the long neglected system first used in 1902-03. The council also sold 300000 dollars in bonds to the Federal Housing Administration.

Elkader Federal Housing Administration

Arlington Firemen Respond to Grass Fire North of Town

Arlington firemen were dispatched Wednesday evening to a small grass fire three miles north along highway W-51. The blaze was extinguished before arrival and caused no damage. An ashlar is a squared stone used for facing walls.

Arlington

One car crash injures passenger near Independence

Susan Panek, 38, of Waterloo, injured when a northbound car driven by Jerry Joe Everett, 35, also of Waterloo, lost control and crashed into a fence near Independence. Everett charged with reckless driving and failure to have control. Car valued at $1,000 and fence damage estimated at $100. Panek treated at People's Memorial Hospital then Scholtz Memorial Hospital.

Independence Buchanan County Sheriff's Office Susan Panek Waterloo People’s Memorial Hospital Scholtz Memorial Hospital Jerry Joe Everett William Horn Everett Mary Alice Parker Hazleton

Break-ins Shock Independence Police Investigations Underway

Independence police probe three break ins in the city after a Monday night spree. Sunday night thieves damaged Cy and Charley’s Warehouse stealing lawn mowers and tires. Monday night vandals shattered a back window at Independence Feed Co causing about 110 dollars in damage. An attempted break in occurred at New Oue Monday night with a broken rear window but no entry.

Independence Independence Police Department Charley Independence Feed Co

Dear Abby Letters Reflect Personal Struggles and Advice

A collage of Dear Abby exchanges covers dating loneliness marriage doubts and relationship issues. Subjects include bringing a date to parties perceived pressure to marry correcting spousal suspicions a bride’s doubts a blighted relationship and advice on handling obscene calls with cautions from Ma Bell and the police. The column also touches on Missouri cave lore and historical labor force figures from 1890 to the late 1960s.

Ma Bell

Oil price hike cancelled by OPEC members

Analysts say U S gasoline and heating fuel prices may rise slightly despite OPEC cancelling a nine nation price boost. OPEC listed Algeria Ecuador Gabon Indonesia Iran Kuwait Nigeria Qatar and Venezuela as forgoing the 5 percent July 1 increase while Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates will raise their crude prices.

Vienna Austria U.S Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Algeria Ecuador Gabon Indonesia Iran Kuwait Nigeria Qatar Venezuela

Kenyan policemen and Somali soldiers clash near border

Six Kenyan police and seven Somali troops were killed in a surprise 3000-strong Somali assault on a police post at Rhamu in northeast Kenya. Thirty-five Somali and four Kenyan soldiers were wounded. Kenya's government reported troops sent and the situation calm by Wednesday.

Nairobi Kenya Rhamu

Pope Paul keeps hope amid Lefebvre rebellion

Vatican experts say Pope Paul VI did not excommunicate Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre after his ordination of 14 priests in defiance of a papal ban, as the 71 year old French prelate remains hoped to renounce his reform resistance. Lefebvre ordained the priests at his Econe seminary in Switzerland. the pope spoke in St. Peter's Basilica. The same reports note U S House vote preserves a $12,900 congressional pay hike, while Supreme Court rulings on death penalty in rape cases draw praise from women's groups who see more rapes convictions ahead.

Vatican City Vatican Paul VI Marcel Lefebvre Paul St. Peter's Basilica Lefebvre Econe Switzerland Washington Senate House House of Representatives Supreme Court

Local budgets show surplus after years of red ink

Washington AP reports that improving economy boosts state and local budgets with surpluses in 1976 after years of revenue shortages and deficits across government levels. The Commerce Department study highlights improving finances in localities nationwide.

Washington Department of Commerce

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