Cedar Rapids approves warm air heating ordinance
Cedar Rapids city council Thursday voted to approve a new ordinance to regulate warm air heating installations including inspection license and permit procedures to protect consumers. The council also set bid opening for Bever Ellis and Daniels park concessions at 10 a.m. April 26 and discussed park improvements.
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Cedar Rapids
Bever, Ellis and
Daniels
Don Gardner
Ellis
Penaltie
Iowa
Bever Ellis and Daniels
Nis
Otay Ss
Nuda 'Rati
Rapids
Coane
Rapids Gazette
City Actions And Requests At Tyler And Nearby Areas
Tyler School Store was referred to Police Chief Kudina for study and a recommendation. Dancel and Manager Don R. Wachal were granted permission to string a banner across First Avenue E from April 14 to 23 promoting the Red Foley Ozark Jubilee. A plat of Whitters replat of Belmont addition was approved per prior City Plan Commission recommendations. Attorney William O. Gray withdrew from consideration a commercial rezoning proposed by Herbert G. Meyer for 1734 B Avenue NW, confirming a withdrawal after petitioners opposed zoning near Roosevelt High School.
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Jack Mills
William Kudina
Mills
Civil Service
Clarence Milota
Tyler School
Eighth Street
Kudina
Dancel
Don R. Wachal
First Avenue
Red Foley
Ozark
Whitters
Belmont Addition
City Plan Commission
William O. Gray
Herbert G. Meyer
B Avenue NW
Roosevelt High School
By Their Colors Ye Shall Know Them
Louis Cheskin of the Color Research Institute tells Chicago readers that color choice drives sales and reflects deep psychological factors. He notes color preferences are largely unconscious and linked to the eye’s perception, with low income individuals favoring pure vibrant hues.
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Chicago
Louise Cheskin
Cheskin
Color Research Institute
Red and Green Color Theory and Trends
Cheskin argues red and green are complementary and that color preferences are rooted in evolution and archaeology. He notes red sees more popular historically, tests show color fads affect under 20 percent, and education and purchasing power sway toward neutral tones. Farmers often paint barns red to complement nature and stimulate activity. A red room can be nerve wrecking if overused. Census data show a 2,814,000 rise, or 1.7 percent, from last year.
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Cheskin
Census puts U.S. population at 167 million in March
The Census Bureau estimated the U.S. population at 167,181,000 on March 1, including armed forces overseas. This marks an increase of 16,049,000 people, or 10.6 percent, since the April 1, 1950 census date.
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Washington
Census Bureau
U. S
Ozark Air Lines Pilots Set Midnight Strike
Ozark Air Lines pilots represented by the Air Line Pilots Association announced they will strike at midnight Monday after failing to reach a new contract. The 88 captains and co-pilots said the stoppage is the only alternative to continued talks.
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Ozark Air Lines
ST. Louis
The
Air Line Pilots Association
Negotiations Extend Over Nine Months for New Contract
The association announced that a new contract was reached after nine months of talks. Issues included a retirement program wage increases and numerous rules and working conditions.
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Jon
Association
Border town Gunfighters in Friday CHANNEL 9 theater
Bill Elliott stars in Border town Gunfighters on CHANNEL 9 THEATER scheduled for Friday at 10 20 p m.
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Bill Elliott
Channel 9
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