Wartburg Students Establish Ombudsman for Gripes
Wartburg College creates a student ombudsman position to mediate disputes between students and administration, faculty, or peers. Ron Hall, student body president, appointed junior Dave Wild as the first ombudsman with an apprentice to assist and eventually succeed, aiming to ease tensions and encourage dialogue.
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Wartburg
Ron Hall
Waverly
Hall
Dave Wild
Linglestown
Wild
Earnest Oppermann
Chicken Soup Rules Require Two Percent Chicken Content
Washington AP reports agriculture officials testified before a house appropriations subcommittee that canned chicken soup must contain at least two percent chicken meat by weight. Interior officials say the chicken standard is a good guide for chowder guidelines, with FDA advisory opinions suggesting two to three percent clam content.
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Washington
Department of Agri
House Appropriations
Agriculture Department
Interior
Agriculture
Interior Department
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
First Boat Ride Fatal to Boy Four
John Shaw and his wife sailed their 10 foot boat on its first voyage with their four year old son Gerald aboard. The boat swamped 200 feet off shore and capsized with no life preservers. Gerald drowned. Mrs Shaw is in critical condition and John Shaw was unhurt.
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Miami
John Shaw
Gerald
Shaw
Spring Meeting of Area Legion Slated Saturday
BELLEVUE Iowa 300 representatives from 48 American Legion posts in the second district are expected for a one day spring conference in Bellevue Saturday. District Commander Byrne A. O'Brien of Dubuque will lead the afternoon session and officers will be elected for the coming year. The auxiliary meets at the Bellevue school with Evelyn Postel in charge. Chauncey A. Francis and Dorothy Christensen headline the banquet and attendees will plan delegates to the national convention in New Orleans. The day ends with a smorgasbord and dancing.
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Bellevue
American Legion
Second Legion
Iowa
Clinton
Dubuque
Jackson
Jones, Linn
Scott
the Legion Hall
Glenn M. Dugger
Byrne A. O’brien
New Orleans
Bellevue School
Evelyn Postel
Olin
Joint Legion Auxiliary
Chauncey A. Francis
Bloomfield
The
Dorothy Christensen
Coun
ISU picks first Janice Anderson art awards pieces
Iowa State University selects three works for the inaugural Janice Peterson Anderson purchase award forming the department’s new permanent collection. Two mixed media drawings by Carol Gottschalk and Patricia Vedder, and a plexiglass free form piece by James Winslow Leeks were announced. Mrs. Anderson, a 1960 Iowa State graduate, funded the collection after her death in 1966 following brain surgery.
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Ames
Iowa State
Janice ‘Peterson Anderson
Janice Peterson Anderson
Department of Applied Art
Carol Gottschalk
Geneva
Ill
Patricia Ann Vedder
Cedar Rapids
James Winslow Leeks
Davenport
Department of Home Economics
Top Explorer To Speak to Mountaineers
Noted explorers and mountaineers plan to address the Iowa Mountaineers at their annual banquet in the Iowa Memorial Union ballroom. Featured speaker Nicholas B. Clinch of Pasadena will discuss Climbing Antarctica's Highest Mountains and recount expeditions to Gasherbrum Masherbrum and leading the American Antarctic effort. Additional talks include Harold Walton on the Peruvian Andes and Father Joseph Braig on Mountaineering in Africa.
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Towa City
Iowa Mountaineers
Iowa Memorial Union
Nicholas B. Clinch
Pasadena
Calif
American Alpine Club
Clinch
Mt. Gasherbrum
Himalayas
Antarctica
Harold Walton
Boulder
Colo
Joseph Braig
Avoca
Wis
Africa
Wilbur Davis
Cedar Falls
Iowa Mountaineers Plan 1968 Maroon Bells Outing to Colorado
Iowa Mountaineers announce their 1968 Maroon Bells Shnowsmass Outing to Colorado led by John Ebert of Iowa City, with a European Alpine Expedition report. Banquet welcomes members and non-members and tickets are sold at Lind's Photo and Art Supply in Iowa City or by mailing to P O Box 163 Iowa City.
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Iowa Mountaineers
Colorado
John Ebert
Iowa City
Lind’s
P.O. Box
Officers Named by Sigma Theta Tau Gamma Chapter
Beverly Benfer was elected president of Gamma chapter Sigma Theta Tau at the University of Iowa. She succeeds Mrs George L Gay as local chapter president. Margaret Moore was named treasurer and Patricia Schroeder continues as vice president. Janice Groe remains counselor and Annette Scheffel becomes secretary.
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Iowa City
Beverly Benfer
Psychopathic Hospital
University of Iowa
Sigma Theta Tau
Ing. Miss Benfer
George L. Gay
Margaret Moore
U. of I. College of Nursing
Patricia Schroeder
Janice Groe
College of Nursing
Annette Scheffel
City department reports LA rattlesnake catches yearly
The Los Angeles Department of Animal Regulation notes that about 40 rattlesnakes are caught in the city each year. This detail highlights local wildlife control activity and public safety considerations.
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Los Angeles
City Department of Animal Regulations
Luther Faculty Receive Four Summer Study Grants
Four Luther College professors receive notable summer study appointments. John Sieber will join the Institute for Antiquity and Christianity Coptic translation project in Claremont. Earl Leland heads to a Taiwan seminar on Chinese civilization June 15 to August 15. David Roslien secures a 10 week NSF summer institute in marine biology at Hopkins Marine Station Stanford. Terry Moran earns a Foundation for Economic Education fellowship in business.
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Decorah
Luther College
John Sieber
Institute For Antiquity and Christianity
Claremont Graduate School
Siebers
Claremont
Earl Leland
Taiwan
Regional Council For International Education
University of Pittsburgh
David Roslen
National Science Foundation
Hopkins Marine Station
Stanford University
Roslien
Atomic Energy Commission
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Terry Moran
Business ‘Administration
Foundation For Economic Education
New Yorker to Study Interstate Power Co Operations
Torrington on Hudson resident will spend six weeks this summer studying the internal operations of Interstate Power Co in Dubuque to gain firsthand industry insight.
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Torrington-on-Hudson
New York
Interstate Power Co
Dubuque
Decorah School Board Accepts Resignations and New Contracts
Decorah community schools board accepts resignations of Miss Maybelle Brown high school biology Myrtle Dickman primary Cheryl Rowse primary Susan Ashland fourth grade Miss Catherine Cosgriff junior high English Karen Austad Hesper elementary and Miss Joyce Huffman girls' physical education. Contracts for 1968 1969 approved Vernon Bahr Decorah junior high science Marvin Cooper to senior high replacing Brown Miss Margaret Lee Baldwin N Y to teach secondary art and supervise East Side elementary Miss Judy Bavencamp Newton to teach second year primary.
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Decorah
Board of Education of
The
Decorah Community Schools
Maybelle Brown
Myrtle Dickman
Cheryl Rowse
Susan Ashland
Catherine Cosgriff
Karen Austad
Hesper
Joyce Huffman
Vernon Bahr
Marvin Cooper
Margaret Lee
Baldwin
N.Y
East Side
Judy ‘Bavencamp
Newton
10 OClock News Sports and Weather Report
The 10 O clock News on Channel 9 runs Monday through Friday with Dave Carter and Bob Brooks delivering sports weather and reports.
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Dave Carter
Bob Brooks
Channel 9
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ISU
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John Platt
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Schaefer’s
3Rd Avenue
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Rochester
Ozark’s
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Trust Services
Guaranty
Mr. Gibson
Chiverton
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Guaranty Bank & Trust CO
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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