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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1971

Page

4

Iowa Medical Society Honors Sedlacek Hall

Dr. Leo B. Sedlacek of Cedar Rapids received the Iowa medicine merit award at the Iowa Medical Society banquet at Fort Des Moines hotel for his long service on mental health and psychiatry panels and pioneering work in alcoholism treatment. Howard Hall of Cedar Rapids received the John F. Sanford award for philanthropic support of medical progress and cobalt therapy initiatives.

Leo B. Sedlacek Cedar Rapids Iowa Medicine Iowa Medical Society Fort Des Moines Sedlacek John F. Sanford Howard Hall Hall Iowa Manufacturing Co Iowa Steel and Iron Works Hill- Burton Fund Margaret and Howard Hall Mercy Hospital H. R. Hirleman Sanford Iowa State Medical Library Washington Freeman Peck Marion C. Samo Dennis Kelly Des Moines Ben T. Whitaker Interstate Postgraduate Medical Assn North America Kelly S. P. Leinbach Belmond

Gazette Company History and Subscription Rates Note

Established in 1883 by The Gazette Co Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 details on daily publication and Sunday editions Night and Sunday editions prices per month and year Subscription rates by carrier mail and territories No mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

The Gazette Co Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S. Territories Associated Press

Prairie board approves 1971 summer school program

The College Community school board adopted a summer program including remedial reading and math for lower grades, music for all grades, and driver education for eligible students. The district expects over $30,000 in Title I funds next year, up from $25,000, and authorized applying for the funds. Teachers will earn credits for attending a two week Joint County workshop to maintain good standing.

College Community School Board Joint County

Bus Race Ends In 13 Deaths in Sulawesi Crash

Jakarta AP reports a bus driver racing another bus lost control and crashed into a tree in South Sulawesi, killing 13 people. The official Antara news agency confirmed the death toll and listed victims and details.

Jakarta South Sulawesi Antara

Wallace era grand jury probes widen in Alabama political graft

State grand jury expands inquiry into tax indictments and state related businesses connected to the Wallace era. Investigators question textbook procurement payments from EBSCO Industries and donations tied to the 1968 campaign. Docks program funds, bonds and liquor sales also under review, with figures including Warner Mathis and attorney scrutiny.

Grand Jury Trammell Ditmars Elton Stephens Birmingham Ebsco Industries, Inc Alabama Stephens State Board of Docks Mobile Houston Feaster Montgomery Warner Mathis Mathis Wallace Tram Statehouse G.O.P

Decorah Street Bridge Jobs Set

Decorah city council at a special meeting accepted low bids from A. R. Coffeen Co. and Carlson Materials Co., both Decorah, for bridge and culvert work and street paving. Coffeen bid 16176 for twin bridge approaches and 13133 for a Sumner street twin box culvert replacing an old iron bridge. Carlson bid 77565 to pave and curb sections of Division street Fifth avenue and Winnebago street.

Decorah A. R. Coffeen Co Carlson Materials Co Sumner Street Division Street Fifth Avenue Winnebago Street

Management Changes Announced by UPI

UPI Midwest announces three leadership moves. James R. Quinn becomes regional editor for Iowa, Nebraska and the Dakotas with Omaha HQ. Rudolph G. Faircloth is named regional executive based in Des Moines. Philip K. Elliott is named Chicago newspictures bureau manager succeeding Faircloth in Columbus predecessor role.

Chicago UPI United Press International Midwest News Picture H. C. Thornton James R. Quinn Iowa Nebraska Dakotas Omaha Rudolph G. “Chip” Faircloth Quinn Des Moines Faircloth Newspictures Philip K. Elliott Columbus Ohio

Gast Takes School Post in New York

KEOKUK The former school superintendent Elmer Gast will serve a two year term as Ardsley New York superintendent at thirty thousand dollars yearly starting July 1. He has a PhD in progress at Iowa University and holds a Cornell BA. His career includes Keystone Dysart West Union and Keokuk districts and Iowa Education Assn leadership.

Keokuk Keystone West Union Elmer Gast Ardsley New York Gast University of Iowa Cornell College Dysart North Fayette County Iowa State Education Assn

U.S. Counties and Equivalents Total 3130

The United States has 3071 counties and parishes and 59 county equivalents, totaling 3130 across the nation. The figure combines standard counties with independent equivalents for a complete county-count record.

United States

Oldest State College: University of Georgia Founded in 1785

The University of Georgia, chartered in 1785, is the oldest state college in the United States, marking a landmark in American higher education history.

The University of Georgia United States

Plans for Water Quality Flood Control Study Outlined

A Rock Island army corps representative outlined a Linn County conservation board study to address flood and water quality in the Iowa and Cedar river basins spanning eastern Iowa and southern Minnesota. The plan lists ten potential reservoirs, including a Cedar River site upstream of Cedar Rapids, though its viability as a corps project is uncertain. Public meetings will discuss water resource alternatives with focus on urban and rural flood issues and water quality needs across Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Waterloo, and nearby areas.

Army Corps of Engineers Rock Island Linn County Conservation Board Iowa Cedar River Minnesota Dick Watson Cedar Cedar Rapids Watson Chelsea Iowa River Washington County Iowa City Waterloo Marengo Tama Cedar Falls North Cedar Washburn Cedar City Tama-Chelsea Belle Plaine-Koszta Koszta- Marengo

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Peck DR. L. B. Sedlacek Kennedy Prairie Marion J.D Newton 2Nd Ave 2Nd St Prairie Board Docks Distillery Witness Mell Gerald Wallace and Wallace Decorah Street Oldest State College By Roland Krekeler Mississippi River League of Women Voters DIAL Johnson Carper Henredon Thomasville Lazyboy Goa Dixie Thomasville Repay E Graig John- 119” Son Kenwood House Second Street
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