Inductive Teaching Outlined At ISEA Convention in C R
At the Iowa State Education Assn convention in Cedar Rapids educators discuss inductive teaching in social studies. Dr. Howard Mehlinger of Indiana University argues active hypothesis testing replaces narrative exposition. A second workshop features J C Siegrist on steroids and pest control applications in agriculture.
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ISEA
C.R
Iowa
State Education Assn
Cedar Rapids
Howard Mehlinger
Indiana University
Jefferson High School
Food Stamp Meeting For Linn County Grocers Planned
A Wednesday 7 30 p m meeting in the Linn county courthouse third floor courtroom will explain the federally supported Food Stamp program to county grocers interested in participating. The program aims to aid needy families with better diets and expand the domestic market for farm products as Linn county starts May 8.
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Linn County
Regis Teacher Named Impact Teacher in Catholic Education Plan
Sister Mary Leo of Regis High School is named a winner in the Imp act Teacher program by the National Catholic Education Association. Forty winners will attend a May Georgetown seminar to draft a profile of an impact teacher as a guide for educators.
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Sister Mary Leo
Regis High School
National Catholic Education Assn
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Eight Injured in Five Auto Accidents Reported
Eight people were injured, none seriously, in five auto accidents on Monday. Block and Cragl were treated for lacerations after Block’s car collided with a Milwaukee Road train. Block was charged with disobeying a traffic signal. A 13 year old girl Kinch and 58 year old War ner were involved in a bicycle collision with a westbound car. no charges. Jaeger was checked for back injury after a rear collision. no charges. Prenosil and passenger Fleener were slightly hurt in a two car crash at highways 149 and 30. Prenosil charged with disobeying a traffic signal. Petrzalek, 7, was struck by a car driven by Sebetka and treated for a lacerated heel. Police reported Sebetka was turning left when she hit the girl crossing the street.
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Emil H. Block
Nineteenth Avenue
Charles E. Cragl
Eleventh Street
Block
Crags
St. Luke’s Hospital
Center Point Road
Milwaukee Road
Charles K. Jones
Park Towne Place
Coe Road
Marolee E. Kinch
Grande Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Clarence W. Warner
Eighth Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Nineteenth Street
Bonnie J. Jaeger
Twenty-Ninth Street
Sixth Street
Franklin D. Prenosil
Oakland Road
Lillian Fleener
Fifth Avenue SE
Sandra J. Brown
Walford
Prenosil
Highway 30
Brown
Susan Petrzalek
Second Street
Evelyn M. Sebetka
Atkins
Mercy ‘Hospital
Sebetka
Sixteenth Avenue
C Street
Petrzalek
EXPO 67 Model Displayed At Armstrongs
An EXPO 67 model from the Montreal world exhibition is on display at Armstrongs for the next two weeks, on the third floor at Third Avenue and Third Street SE. The exhibit runs until April 15 with two hostesses present to answer questions. Willie Sexton, 37, of 212 Fourth Avenue SW, was the driver of the vehicle involved.
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Armstrong’s
Montreal
Third Avenue
Third Street
Willie Sexton
Fourth Avenue
Cost Set At 45000 For JFK Programs At Kennedy High
Cedar Rapids school board hears nearly 45000 needed to start athletic and activity programs at Kennedy High School next year. Principal R F Fitzsimmons notes 30000 for uniforms and 13800 for operating budgets including 10000 band uniforms 2000 vocal robes and 18000 athletic gear. Operating costs listed 10900 for athletic program 700 for drama 1600 for newspaper and 600 for speech and debate.
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Cedar Rapids
Kennedy High School
R. ©. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Washington High School
Washington and
Jefferson
Woman 84 Injured in Fall on Sidewalk
Josephine Taylor, 84, of 839 Fifth Avenue SE, suffered a laceration to the back of her head when she fell on the sidewalk in front of her home Monday night. She was listed in fair condition in Mercy hospital’s intensive care ward.
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Josephine ‘Taylor
Fifth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Burglary at Kohl Building Nets $462 From Offices
Thieves pried open a filing cabinet drawer in the Quaker Oats Employees Credit Union office, taking $462. Entry likely gained by prying a basement window or door forced with a pipe wrench. Other offices in the Otto Kohl building, including Masonry and Construction and Burgess Pfiffner Construction, were entered between 3:45 p.m. Sunday and 4 a.m. Monday. minor coin losses reported.
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Quaker Oats Employes Credit Union
Otto Kohl
Avenue
Ageor
Kohl
West Side
B. A. Jebsen Masonry and Construction
Shire Hall & Hattery Engineering’ Services
Burgess Pfiffner Construction Co
Attorneys Admitted to U.S. Court Practice
Seven attorneys have been admitted to practice in the northern district of the federal court. Admitted were Carroll F. Johnson Clinton J Patrick White and David N. Manocheo Iowa City Lawrence E Myers and Charles L Roberts Des Moines Robert C Oberling Waterloo and William L Carrier Cedar Rapids.
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Northern District of Federal Court
Carroll F. Johnson
Clinton
J. Patrick White
David N. Manocheo
Iowa City
Lawrence E. Myers
Charles L. Roberts
Des Moines
Robert C
Oberling
Waterloo
William L. Carrier
Cedar Rapids
Break in at Hilltop D-X Station in Iowa City
A small safe containing about $260 in cash and checks was stolen Monday night from the Hilltop D-X service station at 1101 N Dodge Street. Investigators said entry was gained through a side window.
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Iowa City
N. Dodgerstreet
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