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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1963
Page
13
Supt. Arnold Salisbury told Cedar Rapids Credit Association members that classroom teaching quality is the keystone of education and urged state aid to education. He warned costs will rise, and heavy reliance on property taxes deters industrial development in Iowa.
Plans to re route traffic and provide utility service to municipal island during reconstruction of the First avenue bridge were outlined at city hall. Contractors Cramer and Bayse expect to close the bridge to traffic around May 1 for demolition work. F avenue NW will be converted to one way westbound and E avenue to one way eastbound between First street and Ellis boulevard to manage 20 000 plus daily vehicles while new traffic islands and signals are installed. Electrical power will be supplied by overhead lines to the island for the duration of the project.
Community items include a Kenwood branch library preschool story hour at 10 30 Thursday with Mrs Nassif in charge. Local business news lists TV Service Company by Bill Pueschel at 1125 Third Street SE and Adv notices for El Kabir Shrine meeting April 10. Rings missing from 1100 Sioux Drive NW valued at 200, a go cart stolen from 1510 Mt Vernon Road SE valued at 150, and a billfold stolen from a gym locker. Easter corsages from Pierson's Florists. Jaycee of the month John E Watson for March. Dean's List student Gordon J Wilhelm at State College of Iowa. band festival planning and bowling specials at Magnificent Tropic Lanes.
Six Linn County men announced for army induction to Fort Des Moines next Monday. They are Marion F. Panek Larry F. Dudley Homer F. Van Dyke Leland R. Kalous Robert C. Kaplan and Kenneth E. Griffin. Kaplan is a volunteer. Police report $28 stolen from Palumbo grocery during a break in.
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