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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1973

Page

2

Mercy Plans Addition With Progressive Care Concept

Mercy hospital announces a major addition featuring modular ICU rooms for cardiac and medical surgical patients and a new intermediate care unit with telemetric monitoring. A new surgery suite with orthopaedic urology eye neuro and thoracic options will have clean air and key elevators. Exterior work should finish before winter with the addition complete by fall 1974. Architects Hansen Lind Meyer of Iowa City. contractor Kinderknecht and Associates of Cedar Rapids.

Mercy Hospital Mercy Hansen Lind Meyer Iowa City Kinderknecht and Associates, Inc Cedar Rapids

120.4 Million For Safer Roads Across U S

Washington AP reports that states allocate 85.3 million and cities 35 million for highway safety programs. Road Information program director Donald S Knight says overall 120.4 million annually funds safer roads nationwide covering 3.8 million miles.

Washington Donald S. Knight

Kansas Professor To Speak to Reading Unit

Dr. Helen Brown of the University of Kansas will address the Cedar Rapids Area Council of the International Reading Association. The talk titled Getting Kids Excited about Reading will start at 7 30 p m at the Joint County Instructional Materials Center Hawk Eye Plaza.

Helen Brown University of Kansas Cedar Rapids Area

Want ads showcase widest home offerings

Local want ads boast a broad selection of home offerings, highlighting furniture, appliances, and real estate options. Readers are invited to browse listings for affordable deals, with sellers signaling quick sales and diverse choices across neighborhoods.

Last day of Cedar Rapids Home Show at Hawkeye Downs

The Home show runs today from 1 to 8 p.m. at Hawkeye Downs with educational and public interest topics. E. Harold Skinner, Cedar Rapids Home Builders Assn. executive, notes reduced price tickets and remaining budget tickets at the ticket office. Public interest groups may still request booth space for 1974 and booths are donated for these causes each year.

Hawkeye Downs Harold Skinner The Cedar Rapids Skinner

Begins College Studies at 68

Julius Roth at 68 enters Brooklyn College to pursue financial column writing while retired. Thomas Gray 73 and his wife 66 begin work at LaGuardia Community College as accountants. Mrs. Sara Gold over 65 studies Greek at Hunter College. They all enroll under City University tuition free for residents over 65, joining about 150 seniors in spring.

NEW York Julius Roth Brooklyn College Thomas Gray LaGuardia Community College Gray Sara Gold Hunter College The Grays Mrs. Gold City University City University Colleges

Japan warns of aiding Germany if Europe is invaded

Thirty years ago a warning from Japan claimed it would assist Germany and Italy if Europe came under Allied invasion. The note reflected wartime alliances and concerns about future Axis support.

Japan Europe Germany Italy

Coe Dinner Honors Eleanor Taylor Retiring Music Professor

Miss Eleanor Taylor, longtime Coe College music faculty organist and professor, will retire at term end. A 6:30 p.m. dinner in Gage Memorial Union rooms D and E honors her forty plus years of service, teaching organ, theory, piano, and history since 1987.

Eleanor Taylor Coe College Coe Gage Memorial Union Taylor Coe Vesper

Retiring Coe organist to teach privately after church duties

Prof. Taylor, who will retire from Coe, plans to continue as church organist and take on private teaching. She notes the main change is reducing community requests and increasing time to make church music more vital and influential.

Cee Taylor Prof. Taylor Coe

Reid Elected to Board of Zero Population Growth

Sue Titus Reid of Coe College was elected to a two year term on the board of directors of Zero Population Growth. She presented a paper on population and the law at the Midwest Sociological Society conference in Milwaukee last week. She chairs the Coe sociology department and serves on the society's resolutions committee.

Sue Titus Reid Coe College Reid Midwest Sociological Society Milwaukee Wis Mary Alice Ericson Coe Sociology Coe

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Mercy Plans Dinette Group Bishops Kansas First Presbyterian Church Grace Episcopal Church Temple Judah Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra National Cathedral Washington, D. C Cedar Rapids Symphony Assn Iowa Paul Engel Corn WSUI Coe Chorus Miss Taylor Carleton College New England Conservatory University of Iowa Cedar Rapids Beethoven Club College Club American Assn. of University Women American Guild Mu Phi Epsilon Pi Kappa Lambda Sue Reid 1St Ave Bohemian Savings & Loan Bohemian Savings & Loan Loan Bohemian Savings and Loan Association Third Street S E
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