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Northwest Iowa — A reminder — that a number of government offices and some other entities will be closed this coming Monday, January 18th, 2021, in observation of Martin Luther King Junior Day.

For instance, all Iowa Department of Transportation business locations will be closed.

All Iowa DOT driver’s license service centers, normally open Tuesday through Saturday, will be closed Saturday, Jan 16. Normal business hours will resume at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19.

Mimaki 1394 driver download windows 10. HOWEVER — the driver’s license bureaus at county treasurer’s offices are not part of the statewide closure, and many of them are open. However, many of them do require an appointment, so you will need to call ahead anyway. In addition, all actual Iowa DOT driver’s license service centers are serving customers by appointment as well. To make an appointment at these offices, you can click here.

Also, the DOT reminds Iowans that many people may be able to complete driver’s license business online at www.iowadot.gov.

Because the Bureau of Vehicle & Motor Carrier Services typically experiences a heavy workload on the day following the holiday, customers are urged to submit applications for oversize permits, especially those weighing more than 156,000 pounds, several days before the permit is needed.

The DOT says that for more information, you can click here.

ATLANTA -- For many, Martin Luther King, Jr., Day is a day of public service. Someone who knew Dr. King very well has made it his mission to keep his story alive.

Now 68, Tom Houck once drove for a King -- the leader of the movement. Today, he gives civil rights tours in Atlanta.

In 1966, Houck, a 19-year-old civil rights volunteer, admired the King family. By chance one day, he met them at lunch.

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'It was really Coretta that made me the accidental driver.'

He told the story in Ebenezer Baptist, the King family church. 'She said that she had a driver that was taking her kids to school, but that he just wasn't working out, and could I drive the kids to school.'

'This is a white kid -- we're talking about 1966 -- driving four black kids around Atlanta,' Houck continued.

Houck was also the driver for Dr. King, who later lobbied to keep Houck in the movement and out of Vietnam. Houck gave CBS News a private tour.

'He was a chain smoker. He smoked two packs of cigarettes a day, which Coretta hated. He was a great pool player. He would have a beer and belt one down and then he would show us tricks he learned on the way. He was a very kind, and very gentle person.'

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Houck has a dream: to keep this history alive.

'You have to be over 50 to even remember Martin Luther King. I want people to be involved with what King was about and his vision 365 days a year.'

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Behind the wheel, he had a front seat on history.

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