The Muscatine Journal from Muscatine, Iowa • 5

Regional Tuesday, July 18. 1989" Muscatine Journal Page 5A Regional update 1k ,4. Test well drilling begins ROAD CLOSED Louisa County officials arrest two last night Louisa County Sherifrs officials arrested two persons last night in separate incidents. Harold Elam, whose address was listed as Grandview Avenue in Muscatine, was picked up on a warrant charging him with third degree theft and assault. He was arrested at 9:15 Monday -1 1 1 1 1 7 nignt.

In an unrelated incident Brian view, was charged with probation violation and revocation by officers last night. He was picked up at 6 p.m. Both men were scheduled to see a judge this morning. by takes it to the streets JOY, HI. The Joy Little League is sponsoring a street dance Saturday, July 22 on Main St.

in Joy, 111. Music will be provided by Switch from 8 p.m. to midnight. A lunch of butterfly pork chops and bratwursts will be served beginning at 5 p.m.. Admission is $2 for adults and $1 for children 12 and under No coolers please! Bring your own lawnchairs.

'69 class reunites 'I' CEDAR RAPIDS (AP) Test well drilling has started for 10 new wells to serve Cedar Rapids. City Water Director Lee Cop-pock said a site near the wells on the city's northwest side will be picked for a new water purifica tion Test "drilling started Monday for new wells. It will take about three years to get the plant built and operating, officials said. Cost the project has not been deter- mined. The new wells and treatment plant will meet expansion needs and protect against water shortages during drought years, offi-rials said.

2 On July llj the city implement -ed water-saving measures and started drawing wateF from-the -f ueaar Kiver Decause ot arougnt conditions this year. The res trie- tions prohibit lawn watering on nd-Wednesdays-and forbid car washing at home. The new wells and plant would supply 20 million gallons of water daily in the beginning and eventually could contribute 100 million gallons per day. The existing plant draws from 42 wells around the city and has a daily capacity of 52.5 million gal- Ions. Five of the 10 new wells could be drilled by late winter or early spring, Coppock said.

of of Koaa closed signs on U.S. Highway 6 west removed and will be replaced crossing. Journal photo by Shawn Plank COLUMBUS JUNCTION District will hold its 20 year class WestLiberty should be schedule in mid-August. A Fredoma on Saturday, July 29. Social hour will begin at 6 p.m.

followed by a dinner at 7 p.m.. Slo-pitch tourney slated COLUMBUS JUNCTION A mens' 16 team double elimination slo-pitch tournament will be held in Columbus Junction on August 5 and 6. To enter or get more information contact Larry Cavin 657-4213 after 4 p.m. or John Buckman at 728-7002. The tournament is being sponsored by Rascals and Old Style.

W. Liberty road project on time, maEces the yrade f. 4f removed on railroad over bankments over the Iowa Interstate Railroad and installing an at-grade signalized crossing. Kuehl says the bridge and embankment have been removed and grading of the new road is complete. A contractor for the railroad is working this week to install the new railroad crossing.

The highway should be paved on Thursday and Friday, July 27 and 28, Kuehl said. Shoulders should be complete by Aug. 4 and railroad crossing arms, guards and signals should be installed before Aug. 11, he said. The overpass is being replaced mainly because it is cheaper to remove it, rather than repair it, Kuehl said.

Also, since only about one to three trains use the track here that we want to explore," leyersaid. He said Indianola police requested help from the DCI. Authorities said the Indianola boy was approached early Saturday by a man who threatened to stab him if the youngster didn't get in his car. Police said the carrier ripped out of his shirt, which the man had grabbed, and ran to a nearby home for help. 7: pass has been with an at-grade By Shawn Plank the Journal WEST LIBERTY Work to remove a U.S.

Highway 6 railroad overpass and replace it with an at-grade crossing west of here, is progressing on schedule. An Iowa Department of Transportation engineer in charge of the project says the portion of road which has been closed since June 5, will likely reopen on Aug. 11. "Everything is pretty. much on schedule," said Bruce Kuehl, resident construction engineer in the DOT'S Cedar Rapids office.

"We haven't lost any time due to weather," i The $339,773 project, calls for removing the bridge and the em IV ,1: fm OCB joins probe of attack on a newspaper carrier Link with other disappearances studied Kelly Buster. Box 17 Grand- reunion at the Kingsbury Inn in HdllM Market 03Onroe7rBBcTfMParrXveT Phone 263-3244 Old Fashioned String Weiners $299 8 to 1 LB. Rib Eye Steak $399 10 Oz. Ground Round $199 LB. Skfnless Weiners 8 to 1 LB.

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sm of leensehlen Wapello High place Saturday Chief Wapello ri ll INDIANOLA (AP) State investigators have joined the prpbe Into the weekend assault of a In-dianola newspaper carrier because they believe jhere may be a link with the disappearances of two other carriers. Eugene Meyer, the DCI's assistant director, said there are similarities in the weekend attack oh an 11-year-old boy, the 1982 disappearance of Johnny Gosch of West Des Moines and the 1984 apparent abduction of Eugene Martin of Des Moines. All three boys delivered the Des Moines Register newspaper. "There are obviously things each day, there is only a limited need for an overpass. "That won't work at all locations," Kuehl said.

The steep vertical grade, built up by dirt embankments, also posed a safety hazard, he said. -The dirt from those embankments was moved onto the adjacent farmers' ground, Kuehl said. 'Old timers there tell me that's where the-dirt-came from originally, so basically we're putting it right back from, where it came from many years ago," Kuehl said. A similar railroad overpass just west of Atalissa on U.S. Highway 6 is scheduled to be removed and replaced with an at-grade crossing HU990.

The assailant was described as white, about 6 feet, 2 inches tall, 40 to 45 years old, slightly stooped with dark hair flecked with gray The car he was driving was white with a dark vinyl top. Two other Register carriers were chased last year by men who have never been identified. Investigators have uncovered no information about what happened to Gosch or Martin. 3Y Rhodolite Garnet Value $265 NOW $199.99 3Z Availabla in Ruby, Emerald ft Sapphire Value $500 NOW $349.99 30 Available in -Amethyst or Garnet "Value $200 NOW $139.99 S.W.A.T. team Iowa State Trooper Randy Jones displays a tear gas fogger used to emit tear gas or smoke clouds into a crowd of people.

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