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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1969
Page
3
The University of Iowa administrative council unanimously approved a review of the ROTC program. The study will examine academic credit faculty status of instructors in military science and the program overall. ROTC, once mandatory for all male students, is now voluntary for men.
Blairstown library marks National Library Week with an arts and crafts exhibit at Blairstown City Hall Friday from 2 to 5 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Coffee and cookies will be served. Craft items should be brought to City Hall Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Library story hour for children begins May 3 and runs Saturdays at 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Sandra Hansen a Mark Twain School third grader in Iowa City asked Gov Robert Ray Wednesday for his autograph as part of a class project She wrote I vote for you and I am glad you won in her letters In another note Dr Connor signaled plans to push ROTC credits research and an extra curricular designation at the university level.
United Press International reports a major Iowa Republican internal shakeup. The state central committee removed the College Young Republicans from under the Iowa Young Republicans and placed them under central committee supervision. The move follows a hearing on irregularities at a state YR meeting in March. The committee cited substantial improper practices and ordered a new convention and fresh officers before next fall’s Thanksgiving campus break.
Richard Turner ordered his staff to retrieve March 13 copies from a shop printing a Grinnell College underground newspaper. A U.S. district judge ruled the materials must be returned since there was no prior judicial determination of obscenity.
Marty Messerli a 13 year old from Oskaloosa formerly Manchester will receive a kidney transplant at St Marys hospital donor will be his mother The suit was filed by Lawrence Frank and Henry Wilhelm who operated the newspaper They claimed the material was seized illegally and a lower court injunction was not entered Turner was not indicated in the judge's remarks
The suit against the state was dismissed after Stephenson said the attorney general acted within his official duties. The court ruled the attorney general’s actions fell under his official capacity, ending the case.
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