College Board Eyes Staff Work Hour Cuts
The College Community district board votes 4-0 to cut non teaching staff hours to under 20 per week next fall to avoid summer unemployment costs. 85 workers may be affected with costs over 58 thousand dollars, depending on job types and hours. The move accompanies a summer school plan and a study of athletic facility needs.
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College Community School
Board of Education
Milton Chadima
Glenn Selzer
Selzer
James G. Bayne
Bayne
Unguarded White House Open to Public Encounters in Monroe Era
During President Monroe's administration the White House was unguarded allowing any American to walk in unannounced into the President's office and discuss personal problems with the Chief Executive.
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Monroe
White House
Cub Scout Pack 134 Awards at Pierce School
List of boys receiving awards at Pierce school includes Greg Fraser Tom Burrell Mike Bryant Peter Hansen Ken Bertsch Kevin Schatz Matt Ortner Craig Dzikowski Phillip Davis and Bret Boyer. Pack 10 awards at St. Jude's school listed with Jeff Bata Eddie Becker Bret Burkhart William Cubbage Danny Denlinger David Dostal Denny Forke Mike Garwood John Hallberg Keny Halm Patrick Kellogg James Lizaraga Jim Lemke Steve Mally Scott Nebling Martin Streit Mike Turner Joe Wileneke and Mike Wisnovsky. Pack 90 awards at Grant school list Donald McDill Chad Coblentz Trent Fillenworth Mark Sailor Mike Kramer Robert Lindsey Andy Smith Doug Hite David Schultz David Vrba Greg Masterson Mike Dreger Richard Kess Richard Pratt Jeff Quaid Scott Anderson Kevin Lesmeister Curtis Olson Lloyd Coblentz Robert Meineke Scott Anderson Darren Harrelson John Borwig Mark Sailor. Pack 39 awards at Kenwood school list Ricky Wagoner James Hagist Tony Kriz Robert Butsch Loren Weber.
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Pierce School
Greg Fraser
Tom Burrell
Mike Bryant
Peter Hansen
Ken Bertsch
Kevin Schatz
Matt Ortner
Craig Dzikowski
Phillip Davis
Bret Boyer
St. Jude’s School
Jeff Bata
Eddie Becker
Bret Burkhart
William Cubbage
Danny Denlinger
David Dostal
Denny Forke
Mike Garwood
John Hallberg
Keny Halm
Two Face Drug Counts In Cedar Rapids Drug Arrest
Two men faced drug charges after Cedar Rapids police found prescription medications in an apartment at 2135 Blairs Ferry Road NE. Danny McNabb, 26, of 1122 Regent Street NE, and Harold Vern Clay, 21, of North English, were arrested between 7 and 8 p.m. Tuesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Danny McNabb
Regent Street
Harold Vern Clay
North English
Clay
Blairs Ferry Road
Two charged with drunken driving in Cedar Rapids incident
Cedar Rapids police charged Ray J. Walther and Elvera Samlaska with drunken driving Tuesday night. Walther, 48, of 2028 Walnut court SE, was arrested after midnight in the 2000 block of Forest drive SE for crossing the center line. Samlaska, 37, of 3211 Castledrive SW, was arrested about 1 a.m. at Third avenue and Second street SE for allegedly entering Third Avenue the wrong way. Maryland ratified the U S Constitution on this date in 1788.
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Cedar Rapids
Ray J. Walther
Walnut Court SE
Forest Drive
Walther
Elvera Janice Samlaska
Castledrive
Third Avenue
Second Street
Soliah May Face Renewed Charges of Harboring Patty
Federal prosecutors in San Francisco consider recharging Steven Soliah with harboring Patty Hearst amid new evidence since September. He was acquitted in the bank robbery case but could face renewed charges related to aiding Hearst and SLA members during her fugitive days. Hearst undergoes court ordered psychiatric tests beginning in San Diego after transfers between facilities.
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Soliah
Patty
Sacramento
Calif
Steven Soliah
Patty Hearst
San Francisco
Asst
U.S. Atty
David Bancroft
Miss Hearst
Crocker National Bank
Carmichael
Myrna Opsahl
California
Attorney A! Johnson
Metropolitan
San Diego
Cedar Rapids Substitute Teachers Elect Leaders
Jan Joines was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Iowa Supply Teachers AssnCRISTA at Tuesday’s meeting. Linda Martin was chosen president-elect with Frances Heaton as recording secretary Helen Melsh as corresponding secretary and Gary Ziskovsky as treasurer.
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Jan Joines
Park Towne Lane
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
West Union Worker Loses Leg In PTO Shaft Accident
Vern Poppenhagen, an employee at the West Union cooperative, lost his right leg below the knee after his leg was caught in a power take-off shaft while preparing field chemical sprayers for operation. The injury led to amputation at Palmer Memorial hospital.
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West Union
Vern Poppenhagen
West Union Cooperative
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Kissinger Cancelled Ghana Visit Amid Soviet Pressure
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger canceled a Ghana stop on his Africa trip during a flight from Zambia to Zaire. Officials called the move embarrassing but said it would not alter U.S. foreign policy. Ghana cited Acheampong health as the reason. U.S. sources suggested Soviet influence and student protests pressured the decision.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Ghana
U.S
Africa
Kissinger
Ignatius Acheampong
Zambia
Belgian Congo
Mobutu Sese Seko
United States
Acheampong
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