Cancer Crusade Leaders Rally Linn County Volunteers
Two leaders in the 1973 cancer crusade addressed more than 200 Linn county volunteers at the Eagles club in Cedar Rapids. John C. Rice and Robert C. Moorman urged education and early diagnosis to save lives, stressing research funding and community involvement.
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Linn County
John C. Rice
Linn County Crusade
Robert C. Moorman
State Crusade
Eagles Club
American Cancer Society
Rice
Moorman
C. R. Man Faces Robbery Count
Robert Ronnfeldt, 22, of 415 Twelfth Street SE, was arrested Thursday and charged with robbery for stealing $40 from a PDQ store safe on March 24. He was released on a $500 bond.
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Robert Ronnfeldt
L Twelfth Street
Larkeny
Ronnfeldt
PDQ
Iowa City Teachers Approve 1973 74 Pact
Iowa City teachers approved terms for the 1973 74 school year with a base salary of 7480 and a 189 day schedule. A grievance committee is available for disputes over outside assignments. The school board plans to ratify the pact at the April 10 meeting.
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Iowa City
Government hints at gas shortages may be unlikely
Washington AP reports a government spokesman notes gasoline inventories at 212 million barrels and refinery operations at 88.7 percent capacity. East Coast and Gulf regions show 15 percent lower stocks than a year ago, with production pressure and potential localized shortages this summer but officials say rationing is highly unlikely if refiners boost output.
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Washington
Darrell Trent
President’s Office of ‘Emergency Preparedness
Texas
Louisiana Gulf Coast
Trent
Kirkwood Community College approves salary increases
The Kirkwood Community college board approved an annual salary hike of 635 for administrators instructors and counselors. Superintendent Selby Ballantyne outlined a five percent plus half percent fringe benefits plan with a bulk dollars method to reduce spread. Clerical staff receive 260 and custodial staff 365, totaling 163190. Balancing the budget may require about 38000 more once the legislature acts.
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Kirkwood Community College
Selby Ballantyne
Ballantyne
Kirkwood Hikes Town Public Employer Retirement Debate
IPERS discussions feature Board Secretary Ken Kupka unsure about fringe benefits. Board Member Morris Allen commends Kirkwood staff for productivity and says a five percent proposal does not constitute a real increase in an inflationary economy.
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IPERS
Ken Kupka
Morris Allen
Kirkwood
Kirkwood approves road work and bids for campus upgrades
Kirkwood board accepted a low bid of 39 304 from Kutchera Construction for campus road and parking lot improvements expected to begin early June. Financial actions included approving general fund bills of 171 34208 and schoolhouse expenditures 5 46512.
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Kirkwood Board
Kutchera Construction Co
Cedar Rapids
Linnhall
Ken Kupka
J S. Latta and Son
Metropolitan Supply
Metropolitan
Latta
Alter and Sons
Davenport
Richard Feller Named Director of Kirkwood Aging Project
Richard Feller 31 of 2836 Seely Ave SE has been named director of the Area Agency for the Aging project at Kirkwood Community College. The agency coordinates services for older persons in Area Ten and is funded by the Iowa Commission on the Aging. Feller, a graduate of Washington High School and the University of Iowa, has served as Kirkwood's director of student affairs for three years and earned an MA in college student personnel administration in 1966. The appointment begins April 1 with a $15 500 annual salary.
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Richard Feller
Seely Avenue
Area Agency For the Aging Project
AAA
Kirkwood Community College
Area Ten
Washington High School
University of Iowa
Feller
Kirkwood
Office of Retirement Education and Other Opportunities
OREO
Iowa Commission On the Aging
Linn County Health Center
Bid Opening on Kirkwood Iowa Hall Scheduled for June
Contracts for the new Iowa hall on the Kirkwood Community College campus are projected to be awarded around June 21 with construction to start the following day. The four level building totals 2.536 million including fixed costs and expects completion in July 1974.
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Iowa Hall
Kirkwood
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Board
Linnhall
Boys Charged in Cedar Rapids Home Breakin Case
Two Cedar Rapids youths aged 10 and 13 were charged with larceny after a breakin at John French’s home on 1801 Thirty-first Street SE. They allegedly took two BB guns and other items valued at 110 dollars, were processed by the youth bureau, and referred to a probation officer.
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Cedar Rapids
John French
Thirty-first Street
Youth Bureau
Maj Gen Yoon Pil-yong Arrested for Court-Martial in Korea
In Seoul sources report Maj Gen Yoon Pil-yong once trusted by President Chung Hee Park has been arrested and faces court-martial on charges including wholesale corruption. The development highlights political turmoil amid Park era leadership.
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Seoul
Korea
Yoon Pil-yong
Chung Hee Park
Clinton Woman Killed in Head-On Crash West of Morrison
Ruth Pink age 21 of Clinton Iowa died Friday in a head-on crash on highway 30 west of Morrison. An unusual item is sought by a wanted ad dial 398 8234 for details.
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Iowa
Morrison
Ruth Pink
Clinton
Highway 30
Lipsky to Head House Conferees
Five Iowa House members named Thursday to a special conference committee to reconcile differences on prepaid health systems legislation. Chair Joan Lipsky leads the House delegation with Republicans C Raymond Fisher and Glenn Brockett and Democrats Tom Higgins and W R Monroe. Disagreements include consumer member requirements on HMO boards and the 2 percent premium tax applicability to HMO premiums.
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Des Moines
UPI
Andrew Varley
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Fisher
Grand Junction
Glenn ‘Brockett
Marshalltown
Tom Higgins
Davenport
W R_ Monroe
Burlington
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883 Ad Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette is a daily and Sunday paper published by The Gazette Co at Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates list 75 cents a week by corner and various mail options including 6 issues weekly for 20 dollars a month and 19 dollars a year for night editions. afternoon and Sunday seven issues cost 215 dollars a month or 20 dollars a year. No mail subscriptions are accepted in areas served by Gazette carrel. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for legal news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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