Area 10 Community College hires amid tense seven hour meeting
The Area 10 Community College board approved staff additions including a public information officer and a dental assistant trainer, and awarded a preliminary contract for building work. Nine board members split on the vote over history instructor David Gonnerman’s $11,466 appointment, amid legislative pressure to slow expansion.
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Area 10 Community College
Area
Gee Grading and Excavating Co
Linn County
David Gonnerman
Gonnerman
Liberal Arts
Paul Welfe
Iowa City
Lewis Dreibelbis
Anamosa
Jim Sauter
North English
B. A. Jensen
Cedar Rapids
John Gerber
Morris Allen
Marion
Bob Davidson
Mechanicsville
Max Lewis
Wellman
M. A. MacAllister
Vinton
Drake University
Des Moines Roosevelt High School
Humphrey Seeks Unity After Meeting with Maddox in Atlanta
Vice President Humphrey met 50 minutes with Georgia Governor Lester Maddox at the governor's mansion. They voiced areas of disagreement as not unique to one state and stressed unity across 50 states. They discussed party well being and Maddox called Humphrey a good Democrat. Humphrey noted discussions varied and he returned from Europe with Pope Paul’s message on America's moral power.
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UPI
Harmony Huddle
Humphrey
Georgia
Maddox
Executive Mansion
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
National Party
Democratic Party
Europe
Pope Paul
America
South
National Convention of
Mena
Alliance For Progress
United States
Johnson
Latin America
Mother Not Sheriff Is Restraining Baby in Linn County Case
Pregnant inmate Mrs. Schnor argues in Linn county court that her unborn child is unlawfully detained while she is jailed for parole violation and a false check charge. The state contends the sheriff does not hold the child. the mother is the restraining party and must deliver the plaintiff before the court.
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Kopecky
Linn County
Wiliam R. Eads
Linn
Walter Grant
Eugene Kopecky
Richard Schhor
H Avenue NW
Schnor
William Olinger
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publishes Record Home Show Edition
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Sunday prints its largest ever Home Show edition, a 52 page, two section supplement featuring building remodeling home furnishings and gardening news and advertising. It is the largest Home Show edition in Cedar Rapids and the biggest ever for any Iowa newspaper.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Tornado Watch and Wind Damage Hit Iowa Counties
The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for parts of eastern Iowa along a line from Cedar Rapids to Milwaukee with wind gusts up to 48 mph. Cedar Rapids faced isolated outages and damage including the Gazette building as repairs began to restore power.
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Kansas City Weather Bureau
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Gazette
Light Company
Johnson Heads From Latin Summit As Ecuador Refuses Pledge
President Johnson and 18 Latin American chiefs signed a declaration to spur long term economic growth while Ecuador balked over aid. Twenty nations discussed creating a Latin American common market by 1985, with Ecuador pressing for more U.S. aid and Bolivia Cuba El Salvador and Guyana absent.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Johnson
Latin America
Ecuador
Otto Arosemena
4000 GIs Flown Into Peril Zone Near Saigon
The U S command moved 4000 battle tested infantry into the Mekong Delta area to bolster five northern provinces under threat from Communist infiltration and Vietnamese force. The 196th light infantry brigade reinforced Marines and Korean troops as 230 enemy casualties were reported and 400 flights airlifted troops from War Zone C to Chu Lai.
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Saigon
U. S
196Th Light Infantry
U.S
Mekong
Demilitarized Zone
Chu Lai
Quang Tri
Capiital
Bar
End Not in Sight Westmoreland on Vietnam War Pace
General William Westmoreland, U S commander in Vietnam, says victory remains distant despite allied gains and high enemy casualties. He stresses constant pressure, north bombing, and morale battles while Pentagon considers troop boosts to about 500 000. He warns prolonged fighting and potential major losses could occur.
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Saigon
William Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Poo
Westmoreland
Pentagon
Iowa Senate Passes Truck Length Bill After Backlash
The Iowa Senate, after a long debate and a prior defeat, approves HF212 extending legal truck tractor length to 65 feet with two trailers. The measure, previously routed through House approval, now returns for Senate amendments, amid conflicts over interstate routing and departure limits.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Sen
Rigler
Robert Fulton
Iowa Press Assn
Fulton
Senate
Kruck
Not Supporting Wife Gives Trouble Says Chuckle
A humorous quip warns that neglecting a spouse leads to trouble, implying domestic friction and shared effort are essential for harmony.
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Supt
Selby Ballantyne
Jensen
Richard Radt
Earl Yoder
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Trinidad-Tobago
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Cuba
el Salvador
Guyana
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Carrasco
Montevideo
Air Force One
Arasemena
Frank Nye
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New Hampton
Warren Kruck
D-Boone
Roger Jepson
R-Davenport
Jepson
Howard Reppert
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