Pollution Control Seen As Coming New Industry
By Sylvia Porter New York City landlords must upgrade or close incinerators by May 20, boosting costs and waste disposal shifts. By July 1 all states must enact standards under the 1965 act, prompting new incinerator and water purification devices. Auto makers pursue fumeless electric cars to curb pollution as new federal rules approach.
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Amish Dispute To Be Aired At Luther Meeting
At Luther College in Decorah the seventeenth annual Iowa Conference of Political Scientists holds sessions on the Amish controversy with Prof. Paul Carlsten and Prof. Richard Taylor speaking. Civil rights act of 1964 and Chinese cultural revolution topics follow, with Vietnam discussion after a luncheon and business meeting.
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Paul Carlsten
Cornell College
Richard Taylor
Vietnam
End Linotype Course at Iowa City School
The University of Iowa journalism program will close its linotype operator training at semester end. Vocational schools and revived on the job training reduced demand. Since World War II the program started to train veterans. A total of 445 trainees will complete the program.
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Iowa
Iowa City
University of Iowa School of Journalism
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California Drug Arrests Reach New Records in 1966
State Attorney General Thomas Lynch reports 24 244 adults and 5 034 juveniles were arrested on drug charges in California in 1966, setting records. Adult arrests rose 32 percent from 1965 and juvenile arrests surged 87 percent, with marijuana charges driving most of the increase and Los Angeles County accounting for more than half of the arrests.
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Big turnover in teachers at Sigourney
Sigourney's 56 member faculty see fourteen resignations from the board of education. The district will lose senior high staff including Robert Fisher Janet Behrens Ana Peck Dan Kent and Carlie Whitson. New hires include Gordon Cook to lead the Sigourney faculty and additional teachers for elementary grades as terms end.
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