Area Ten approves 4.978 million budget for 1967 68
The Area Ten Community college board adopted a 4.978 million dollar budget after a public hearing. The plan allocates 2.767 million general fund and 2.211 million schoolhouse fund with tax rates limited by law. The meeting in Cedar Rapids also approved remodeling cost increases and staff hires for adult education and data processing programs.
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Area Ten Community College Board
Farm Bureau
Area Ten
Cedar Rapids
Vince Horst
Linn County Farm Bureau
Washington County
Larry Owen
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Ballantyne
Horst and
Gamon
Ralph Martin
Washington
Martin Glandorf
Williamsburg
Owen
Chamber of Commerce
Vicki Robertson
Anamosa
Voting Sept 11 in 3 Districts of Area 10
Voters in three of the nine director districts within Area 10 Community College district will elect representatives in the Sept 11 school election. Current directors include John Gerber Cedar Rapids M A MacAllister Vinton and Lewis Dreibelbis Anamosa. Nomination papers due Aug 23 with 50 signatures. Gerber likely to file. others undecided.
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Area 10 Community College
John Gerber
Cedar Rapids
M. A. MacAllister
Vinton
Lewis Dreibelbis
Anamosa
Community College Secretary
Sixth Street
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids Community
Gerber
MacAllister
Dreibelbis
Renewal Board Favors Five Bid Acceptances in Cedar Lake Area
Cedar Rapids urban renewal board votes to recommend five bids for property sales in the Cedar Lake renewal area. Accepted offers include A Avenue Corp 130000 for a block, Cargill Co 33600 for 42000 square feet, Iowa Electric 16520 for 14000 square feet, Grace Episcopal 7905 for 5100 square feet, and Hellenic Orthodox 13020 for 8400 square feet. Plans for redevelopment and a light substation move are noted.
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Cedar Rapids
Hellenic Orthodox Church
prop_—S
Grace Episcopalate
William D MacKenzie
Fifth Street
Urban Renewal Board
Wolfe to Attend Chicago Steering Committee Meeting
Paul Wolfe from Iowa City member of Area 10 college board will join the National School Boards Assn steering committee meeting in Chicago on August 14 and 15. He has been named one of ten members of the national steering committee.
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Paul Wolfe
Area 10 College Board
Iowa City
Council of Community College Boards
Chicago
National School Boards Assn
Wolfe
Six C R Scouts to Attend Radio Jamboree
Six Cedar Rapids Boy Scouts and Explorers will join the 12th International Jamboree-on-the-Air this Saturday. They will visit amateur radio operators and connect with stations in Farragut Idaho and other parts of the country. Scouts Sterling and Robert Warner and John Nielson will visit Sumner Foster’s station, while Dave Mills Vaughn Sasse and Keith Cargin Jr will talk from Robert Tellefsen’s station.
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Cedar Rapids
Farragut
Idaho
Sterling
Robert Warner
Thirty-second Street
John Nielson
Park Avenue
Ise
Sumner Foster
Goblins Gully Drive
Dave Mills
Blake Boulevard
Vaughn Sasse
F Avenue
Keith Cargin, Jr
First Avenue
Robert Tellefsen
Twenty-sixth Street
Hiawatha Council Delays Paving On Resident Petition
The Hiawatha city council tentatively decided not to start a paving project this year unless more requests arrive. Only one petition has been filed, seeking paving on a block-long stretch of Oak Street.
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Hiawatha
Oak Street
Council approves sewer extensions and library board reappointments
Sewer and water extensions may delay paving until spring if no new petitions arrive. The council tentatively approved storm sewer extensions on Twelfth avenue and C avenue linking Rainbow addition to the current system. Kathryn Craig and LaVonne Turner were reappointed to library terms. Edward Wittig was named to fill a vacancy on the planning and zoning commission. A bus transit committee of Emmons, Wall, and Albaugh will study Regional Transit Co. service to Hiawatha and suggest schedule changes to boost ridership. SIGOURNEY Don Roberts of California paid a 75 dollar fine for intoxication after a Wednesday Delta arrest and court appearance.
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Twelfth Avenue
C Avenue
Rainbow
Kathryn Craig
LaVonne Turner
Library Board
Edward Wittig
Plan and Zoning Commission
Gordon Emmons
Jerry Wall
Marion Albaugh
Hiawatha
Regional Transit Co
Red Cross seeks volunteers for Christmas care bags
In Manchester Delaware county the Red Cross calls for individuals and groups to stitch and fill dirty bags to mail to Vietnam as Christmas gifts for American servicemen. Information available from Mary Wentzel Pearson in Manchester.
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Manchester
Delaware County Red Cross
Vietnam
Christmans
Mary Wentzel Pearson
City orders hair nets for long haired waiters
San Francisco health officials require hair nets for male waiters with long hair in Haight Ashbury as a sanitary precaution. Public Health Director Ellis Sox notes current law targets women but long hair can contaminate food, so nets or other confinement will be required regardless of sex.
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San Francisco
Haight- Ashbury
Ellis Sox
Amana
U.S
Canada
Want to Rent Your Garage Quickly
Classified ad notes a garage rental offer with contact number Dia 1369 1234 for fast, low cost placement and response.
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Dia
Squirrel Monkey Missing Triggers Reward Offer
Mount Carmel Illinois tavern operator Ed Witkowsky offered a 20 dollar reward for the safe return of City Councilman who is described as his pet squirrel monkey. The animal ran away Saturday after a bath.
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Mount Carmel, Ill
UPI
Ed Witkowsky
Witkowski
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Clair R. Miller
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