Coe College Announces 1978 79 Faculty Appointments
Ten new and returning faculty joins Coe College for the 1978 79 academic year as announced by President Leo L. Nussbaum. Eight full time faculty plus a former part time member and a leave replacement instructor expand programs in sociology accounting religion art physical education mathematics music and chemistry.
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Allen Fisher
Beverly Avery
Terry Potter
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National Defense Education Act
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Analysis of a bridge hand and heart defense
East led the deuce and declarer misplayed by playing the queen. West won with the ace and returned a heart, giving the defense two heart tricks. The winning line for declarer would be the four of hearts, but the lead decision and defense prevented it.
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Dummy
Declarer
East
South
Cedar Rapids Briefs items and notices gathered in fall
Potluck and business meeting for UAW retirees set for Thursday noon at IBEW hall Cedar Rapids. Coin Club meets Wednesday at People's Bank. Preschool story hour planned Wednesday at Main Library basement. Linn County Conservation Board personnel meet Thursday at Morgan Creek Park. Salvation Army Center to host Monday men’s volleyball league with $25 team fee and $2 per player membership. Burglary report: table saw and items stolen from Lydell Huber residence. Various local business moves and school notices listed with dates and locations.
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Salvation Army Community Center
Iowa opens deer licenses for shotgun and muzzleloader
Iowa Conservation Commission accepts applications for shotgun and muzzleloader deer licenses until August 28. Applicants must choose one of two seasons on a zone basis and pay a $15 fee. Bow licenses priced at $15 are sold by county recorders. Archery season runs October 7 to December 1.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Commission
Bob Barratt
Iowa
Linn District Court Hands Down Ten Judgments
Ten persons appeared before the First Avenue division of Linn District Court. Nine were charged with drunken driving. Steven M. Scovel, 20, pleaded guilty to a June 8 offense and received 60 days in Linn County Jail with work release. Craig A. Ekstrom and David A. Hartman, both 19, each pleaded guilty, fined 300 dollars, two days in jail. Emmet W. Magner, 48, got a 90 day suspended sentence. Four received deferred sentences on probation to their attorney or the Department of Correctional Services. David O. Schneider was dismissed on December 8, 1977 after pleading guilty to reckless driving and intoxication. Steven P. Newcomb, 21, pleaded guilty to a June 25 marijuana possession charge, fined 100 dollars and costs.
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Wilson Ave
Linn County
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32Nd St. NE
David A. Hartman
Orchard Trailer Court SE
Emmet W. Magner
20Th Ave
Department of Correctional Services
Karen Kay Sharp
Anthony E. Diveley
Center Point
Keith H. Meyer
15Th St. SE
John W. Goodwin
Swisher
David O. Schneider
Clymer Road
Hiawatha
Steven P. Newcomb
Sue Lane NW
Downtown merchants urged to back promotions or lose ground
A Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce letter from Deane Smith and Robert Tibbitts warns downtown stores that lack of participation in promotions risks losing business to Lindale and Westdale Malls under construction. They note only 17 of 55 downtown businesses joined Baseball Night, urging consistent support to compete.
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Bike crash injures teen near Alburnett
Fourteen year old Brett Beeson of 1402 18th St SW remained in fair condition in the ICU at St Luke's Hospital after a bicycle accident near Alburnett Monday evening. Family say his bicycle broke causing him to fall into the neck of the bike as he rode a county gravel road while staying with friends.
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18Th St. SW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Alburnett
Beeson
Two Cedar Rapids Power Outages Disrupt Near Downtown
Iowa Electric Light and Power reported two unrelated outages in Cedar Rapids on Monday. The first affected hundreds near northeast and southeast downtown due to a substation fault by St. Luke's hospital, cutting power 2:50 to 3:15 p.m. and 3:20 to 4 p.m. The second, about 20 homes, was caused by construction crews cutting a cable near Tama Street SE and lasted 1:30 to 3 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Tama Street
Industrial production up 0.5 percent in July say Fed
The Federal Reserve reports July industrial production rose 0.5 percent with durable goods and equipment leading gains. Consumer goods rose modestly after two declines, May and June revisions are higher, and auto output reached 9.4 million units.
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UPI
Federal Reserve Board
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Army chief orders action on punishment of blacks
Gen Bernard Rogers the Army chief of staff ordered immediate moves to halt what he called a disturbing trend in disproportionate punishment and bad discharges for black soldiers. A civilian study was commissioned to investigate root causes and relationships behind these disparities.
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ERA backers win two votes on ratification extension
In Washington the House backed the idea to extend the ERA ratification deadline. Voters defeated attempts to require a two thirds vote, signaling support for a simple majority path to extend from March 22, 1982 to June 30, 1982. Some moderates may oppose the deadline despite the tally.
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