Immediate Cancer Crusade focuses on urgent education and funding
Moorman and Marion volunteers press a temporary Cedars crusade emphasizing immediacy in cancer education. They plan to leave information at homes to spur quick action, noting 106,000 Americans could be saved with proper funding as leukemia cures improve and research relies on donations.
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Rapids
Vernon
Marion
Moorman
Peody Lipschutz
Lipschutz
Chicago
Kcrg-Tv
Cotton Rejects City Personnel Agency Report
William Cotton, executive secretary of the human rights commission, rejected a city personnel report on Tuesday night. He asserted the personnel office has worked closely with the human rights office to draft an affirmative action program for minority hiring.
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Human Rights Commission
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Human Rights Office
Catton
City Planning Department
Perry W. Hooks
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Equal Opportunity
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Ment
Jhuman Rights Commission
Hitched Ride In Wrong Car
Milan Tilly Casalegno, 26, missed the last bus and rode in a passing police patrol car. A bag raised suspicion. Casalegno admitted stealing from a jukebox after initially claiming items came from a girlfriend’s piggy bank. He was jailed. Officials criticized a planning report as inadequate and feared federal rejection.
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Tilly
UPL
Antonio Casalegno
Casalegno
Cuins
Delays Posting of Gas Octane Ratings By FTC
The Federal Trade Commission delayed the effective date of a rule requiring gasoline makers to post octane ratings at pumps from June 28 to September 1. The move came as the FTC also revisited an affirmative action program and considered posted readings methods. A city council meeting arrangement was approved, and a list of want ads urged item seekers to call for listings.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Sie
FTC
Specialist To Speak In Cedar Rapids Ad Club Meeting
Wichita public relations specialist Hank Parkinson, head of Parkinson and Associates, will address Cedar Rapids Ad Club Thursday night at the Montrose hotel. Parkinson has led over 65 political campaigns in seven years with 56 wins and authored Winning Your Campaign and Organizing Your Political Campaign. Dinner at 6:30 followed by Parkinson's talk at 7:30 after social hour.
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Cedar Rapids
Hank Parkinson
Parkinson and Associates, Inc
Wichita
Parkinson
Wichita Beacon
Wichita Associated Press
Democratic National Committee
Johnson - Humphrey
Irue
Montrose Hotel
YMCA Lifesaving Course Opens At Ellis Branch
Reservations for a senior lifesaving eight week course at the Ellis branch YMCA are first come, first served until 2 pm Saturday. Executive Director John Hughes said the class is open to swimmers 15 and older. Sessions run 2 to 5 pm Saturdays. 24 hours earns both Red Cross and YMCA lifesaving certifications. Ellis members pay $5, non members $10.
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Ellis Branch Ymca
John Hughes
Hughes
Red Cross
YMCA
Ellis
Looker Named Head of Linn County Red Cross Committee
Dr Richard F Looker of 241 Beyer Circle Drive SE named chairman of three new Linn County Red Cross committees on members and funds at the chapter level. The board approved attendance for Miss Marie Clancy executive director and Mrs Richard Kirsch director of volunteers at the annual Red Cross convention in Washington DC May 16 to 19.
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Beyer Circle Drive
Linn County
The
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Looker
Marie Clancy
Richard Kirsch
Washington, D.C
Civil Law Day speaker Warren J. Rees named for Cedar Rapids luncheon
Iuwa Supreme Court Justice Warren J. Rees of Anamosa was chosen to speak at a Law Day luncheon in Cedar Rapids on April 30. Linn County Bar Association chair Richard D. Holden said the event at the Marion Mortrose Hotel is open to the public and begins at noon. Rees will address the 1971 Law Day USA theme Channel Change through Law and Reason, observed nationwide for the 14th annual event. Holden urged citizens to pursue reforms by lawful means, warning that unequal justice and disruption threaten liberties.
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Iuwa Supreme Court
Warren J. Rees
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Richard D. Holden
Law Day
Linn County Bar Asso
Mortrose Hotel
Justice Rees
USA
Holden
Linn County
Doctors Save Stricken Maryland Lawmaker In House
In Annapolis Maryland two physician delegates saved 68 year old Russell Hickman after he collapsed at his desk during a debate on a bill banning rock music festivals. Drs Torrey Brown and Aris Allen massaged the heart and performed mouth to mouth resuscitation until his heart beat resumed. Hickman recovered to fair condition and the House adopted a resolution praising the doctors as its 1971 session ended.
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UPI
Maryland House of Delegates
Russell Hickman
Maryland
Torrey Brown
Aris Allen
Hickman
Allen
Brown
Fair Randition
House
Antique Cars to Be Displayed at Kirkwood Open House
Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids will host an open house on April 26 with a display of classic and antique cars inside the automotive shops at Linn Hall. Visitors can tour facilities on Bowling Street SW and see exhibits from photography, agriculture, and college programs, with information for high school students and parents. The event theme is Crossroads of Opportunity.
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Kirkwood Community College
Bowling Street
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood
Rockford Road
Neil Klinefelter
Kkwood
Linnhail
Kirkwood Agriculture Department
Cigarettes Stolen From Cincinnati Police Office
In Cincinnati a theft case escalated as 125 cartons confiscated as evidence were later found missing from a central police station tear office after someone squeezed under mesh wire and escaped with 135 cartons. No suspects identified.
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UPI
Central Police Station
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