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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1973
Page
2
A citizens committee plans an educational nature center on 150 acres of city land along Indian Creek in southeast Cedar Rapids. The facility, supported by Natural Science for Youth Foundation, aims to let children and adults experience nature while complementing formal schooling.
A Cedar Rapids nature center proposes using a six acre tile barn tract along Otis and Bertram roads SE with a tile silo observatory. The city owned properties provide access to a larger wooded area and a 24 member board plans private funding and a July kickoff.
Memorials and tributes from families and organizations note several bereavements and birthday remembrances. Gifts and contributions from individuals including Mrs. and Mrs. Ken ME Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ken ME, Mr. and Mrs. Michael D rer Feiereisen, and Walford friends total 1 873 21 toward the 1973 budget.
Turbotville, Pa. AP Velma Anstadt created earthworm cookies as a cost saving food idea. Her crawler crammed cookie recipe won grand champion at the Susquehanna Valley Science and Engineering fair and qualifies for an international contest in San Diego. The student says one eighth worm meal adds protein and that the cookies taste like regular ones.
Vienna. Karl Flunger aged 91 says he has driven for 67 years without a single auto accident not even a scratch. He bought his first car in 1906 and now drives a sports car to stay young.
The Czech post office released a six stamp series on manned spaceflight, but five stamps highlight Soviet achievements and one honors the January 27 1967 trio of American astronauts Grissom White and Chaffee. No Apollo reference appears in the issue.
David Heinz of Bellevue will become president of the Mt. Mercy College Student Government Assn. He aims for a more unified, responsive student body and will be helped by vice-president Judy Koch Mechanicsville. Other elected members and faculty committees include Sue O Connor James Onsager Francine Devine Mary Ferreter Linda Bechen Sam Zimmmerman Mary Broghamer Lee Bowen and more with posts on campus ministry entertain ment and educational policies.
In Jennings Missouri a well dressed robber locked three employees in a back room and took 300 dollars, 36 diamond rings, and 22 watches. He pretended to be a salesman to disarm police and fled after firing at a back door and escaping through another exit.
A U S waste stream of 2.5 billion tons yearly could power plants to produce more than half of the nation is current electrical output.
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