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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1970

Page

4

East Iowans Earn Degrees at University of Iowa

About 1,056 students completed degree work this month at the University of Iowa. No campus-wide August commencement. colleges held brief ceremonies and diplomas are being mailed to graduates who did not pick them up. Numerous graduates listed by county and program include education, business, engineering, and arts degrees across multiple towns.

Iowa City University of Iowa U. of I East Iowa

Union merger tied to IBP strike at Fort Dodge plants

Iowa Beef Processors official Arden Walker cites a merger of United Packing House Workers for America and Amalgamated Meat Cutters as a major cause of the eight month strike. The walkout began at Dakota City and spread to Fort Dodge Mason City and LeMars. Replacements hired during the strike stayed on after the settlement.

Fort Dodge Iowa Beef Processors, Inc Arden Walker IBP United Packing House Workers For America Amalgamated Meat ‘Cutters and Butcher Workmen North America Walker Rotary Club Iowa Beef Dakota City Neb Mason City LeMars

Faculty Roster Highlights Two Iowa City Coralville PhD Grads

The list names numerous degrees and faculty in Iowa City and Coralville including PhDs in mass communications history zoology and education among others. It features individuals such as Jack Orwant Penelope Brown Ford Anne Griffin Michael Grajek and Gordon Lindgren along with several departments in education health administration and library science.

Leroy Searle Anthony Wadden Douglas Patton Joseph Morrin Frank Mussell Owen Duffy Kay Shiner Klausmeier Aimee Berger Anderson James Barnes Katherine Barnes Norman Bloom Michael Boos Eleftherios Boyatzies Merle Brenneman Tracy Miller Brunner Jeanette Carter David Clark Varick Olson Neil Paquette Judith Haefner Patrick Lillian Pozzi Ronald Prosser Laurilyn Rockey Linda Rogers Laureen McEachern Searle Patrick Shearer Marilyn Kesselring Slenker Adele Stock Alice Floreen Stoll Corinne Feldt Stutts Paul Torno Sharon Hasekamp Torno Lynn Hirtenstein Turner John Whitehouse Janie Yairi June Alliman Yoder Bill Cathey Richard Cummins John Dacey Edgar Grana Margaret Harrison Lou French Kohl Patrick Power Sharon Lougheed Sanders Leslie Clark Coulet Syed Ahmad Peter Casazza Gerald Denehy Michael Field Suellen Thomas Graham Stanley Greenberg Satish Khera Gerald Laros David Lupan Kermit Sheker Donald Wiebe Mary Goodman Williams Shirley Ahlgren Kay Bonstetter Baker Steven Bartholow Patricia Dickinson Burmeister Robert Campbell Marigene Connor Kathleen Corcoran Raymond Davis Catherine Duke Edwards Jo Anne Housel Patricia Juvan Janette Kuramoto Anita Beste Mann Robert Mann Linda McGrew Catherine Muhly Eileen Carraher Naughton Carla Nesbitt Perry Georgina Powers Susanne Reibold Brian Schenk Ellen McDonald Coralville Jack Orwant Robert Riker James Braunger Penelope Brown Ford Anne Griffin Robert Rachowicz Carolyn Williamson Roth James Doyle Michael Grajek David Jagnow Dale Shepard Donald Anderson Iowa City Kirk Alliman Aimee Hayes Bakken Frank Booth Lee Brown David Cartier Alan Frank Philip Furia Peter Galvani Harold Glidden Frederick Hilpert Edith Jones Hols Howard Houser Robert Kelly Henry Kepner, Jr Christian Koch Andrew Lacis Kenneth Lang Joseph Lavely Alice Lindel Lindgren Gordon Lindgren Robert Norris Lawrence Prybil

New Zealand Man Deported After Arrest

Byron J. Killeen a 27 year old from Invercargill New Zealand was found guilty of vagrancy and tampering with a motor vehicle after attempting to push a car from the Kehrlis driveway onto highway 20 near Manchester. He received 30 days in jail and was deported as an undesirable alien following notification to Omaha immigration officials.

Manchester New Zealand Wilbur Kehrli Kehrlis Highway 20 Byron J. Killeen Invercargill Killeen Justice Court Omaha

Carrollton man dies in crash near Smithland

Roger L. Wheeler 21 of Carrollton Missouri died early Friday when his car struck a bridge on highway 141 about a half mile east of Smithland.

Smithland Roger L. Wheeler Carrollton Highway 141 Here

Three Mar Mac School Board Seats Up For Election

McGregor announces a Sept. 14 election for three Mar Mac school board seats. William Geraghty and William Meyer seek three year terms while Gertrude Rischmueller runs for treasurer for two years. Nomination papers are available at the school office and must be filed by August 25.

McGregor Mar-Mac William Geraghty William Meyer Gertrude Rischmueller

Iowa Needs $11 Million for Private College Grants

An $11.4 million appropriation would have funded grants for all needy applicants in the private college program. The 1969 legislature approved $1.5 million for year one and $3 million for year two. For 1969-70, $1,481,055 in grants went to 2,166 students. nearly 7,000 applications were received.

Des Moines Iowa Higher Education Facilities Commission Coe College Cedar Rapids Cornell College Mt. Vernon Luther College Decorah Mount Mercy College Upper Iowa College Fayette

Decreased 1971 Budget Voted In Delaware

Manchester Delaware county board of supervisors approved a 1971 county budget reducing about $40,000 from this year The proposal includes $54,000 for reimbursements to the state for aid to blind disabled and dependent children The total budget 1 841 350 with a tax levy of 909 180 Cuts include court expense fund 11000 state institutions fund 1000 mental health fund 7000 county fair 8000 and county conservation 13500

Manchester Delaware County Board of Supervisors

Buchheit Seeks National VFW Judge Advocate Post

Mark D. Buchheit, immediate past commander of the Iowa VFW, announced he will run for national judge advocate at the VFW’s 71st convention in Miami Beach. Iowa delegation led by Reed Kline and the event runs through August 22 in Florida.

DES Moines Mark D. Buchheit Iowa Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Warren K. Allbaugh Iowa Buchheit Miami Beach Fla Reed Kline Creston

Senate Approves Flood Control Funding for Iowa Projects

The Senate appropriations committee approved 30.5 million dollars for Iowa flood control and navigation projects. Key allocations include Guttenberg 1.1 million, Marshalltown 900 thousand, and Red Rock 1.57 million, all for construction unless noted. Senate action expected next week.

Senate Washington Senate Appropriations Committee Iowa Jack Miller Guttenberg Marshalltown Red Rock

Equipment Taken from Wildlife Refuge Office

Equipment worth several thousand dollars was stolen Wednesday night from the Mark Twain Federal Wildlife Refuge near Lake Odessa east of Wapello. Entry was gained by forcing a door lock. Stolen items include a slide projector and camera gear, eight pairs of binoculars, paint sprayers, welders, hydraulic jacks, sanders, wrenches, and power hacksaws.

Wapello Mark Twain Federal Wildlife Refuge Lake Odessa Louisa County Ralph McDowell

Wage Freeze on State Agricultural Department Workers

DES MOINES AP Salaries of state agricultural department employees have been frozen as of Aug 12, due to anticipated fall deficits across divisions. Secretary L B Liddy said the move aims to avoid denying merit raises in underfunded divisions while others show a surplus.

DES Moines State Agricultural Department Secretary of Agriculture L. B. Liddy

Anamosa Fire Confined to 100 Bales of Hay

Firefighters battled a two hour blaze on the north edge of Anamosa to stop a hay fire from spreading to nearby structures. One hundred bales of hay belonging to Bud Bickley were destroyed. No injuries were reported.

Anamosa Bud Bickley

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