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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1977
Page
5
Cedar Rapids human rights commission announced a conciliation in which a former bookkeeper turned closing agent received 3500 in back pay. The deal includes confidentiality and a non retaliation clause, with dismissal of related actions.
Kirkwood Community College opens four week pre-retirement planning course starting April 28. Sessions run four Thursday evenings 7 to 9 in Kirkwood buildings. Pre-registration by April 27 is required at 398 5427 for up to 20 participants with no fee. The course targets individuals nearing retirement. ON THIS DATE in 1976 the Supreme Court ruled federal courts could order low cost housing to ease segregation.
The deadline for applying for federal loans grants work study and other aid for next fall is June 1. Aid is available to part time and full time students with new application forms in area high school offices and at the Kirkwood financial aid office room 134 Linn Hall.
An April art exhibit at the Grant Wood area education agency displays 1,200 works by elementary students from 20 school districts. Art professors Jane Gilmore and Marilyn Zurmuehlen judged the entries. 103 received Outstanding Recognition awards. Public viewing is at 4401 Sixth Street SW, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to noon on April 23 and 30.
The Jefferson high school concert and symphonic bands present a 7 30 p m spring concert in the school auditorium. The concert band performs Karl King Our Heritage Soul Explosion and selections from The Sound of Music. The symphonic band plays Caccia and Chorale Second Prelude and a Chaplin portrait. Mark Logan soloist in Serenade for Solo Alto Saxophone and Band. Admission 1 25 adults 75 cents students.
Prairie high school's drama department will present The Imaginary Invalid a Moliere comedy satirizing medicine and ill health at 8 p.m. April 29 and 30 in the little theater. Lead Argan is played by Bill Christensen with a large student cast. Tickets are $1 at the door or via the high school store phone 848 4121.
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