First Avenue Night Cruising Draws Cedar Rapids Teens
A Cedar Rapids survey describes teens and college students cruising First Avenue, Highway 151, in summer after curfew with driver chatter about miles and destinations. The piece chronicles the scene from curbside, noting drinks, music, and social aims alongside minor incidents and local landmarks.
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Lews City
Cedar Rapids
Marion
First Avenue
First Avenue Night Scene Draws Youths and Police Attention
A Cayenne Avenue style feature on First Avenue depicts teens cruising with cars and motorcycles, Tarot cards, and drug worries as residents, police Captain Hollister, and local shopkeepers react. The piece notes seasonal spikes, traffic issues, noise, and concerns about morals while affirming First Avenue as the town’s focal cruising spot.
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First Avenue
Claneh
Donald Hollister
Hollister
Kas
Absent 4 Years Joyce Pesek Returns to Rural School
Joyce Pesek returns as teacher at a rural school 12 miles from Ord after four years away. All 18 pupils from five related families share the Pesek surname with two sets of brothers. Each child has a different given name.
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Ord
Joyce Pesch
Airnha Toe
Mi Pesek
Classes Teach More Than Good Nutrition
Iowa State extension service nutrition classes for children, run by college students, aim to teach healthy eating but also foster personal growth and responsibility. Aides meet groups of six to eight children aged 9 to 12 in churches and the Jane Boyd Community House, with each aide supervising three to four groups twice weekly.
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Pat Peters
Iowa State Extension Service
Wendy Whiting
Lancaster
Coe College
Ostension Service
Jane Boyd
Miss Whiting
Dale Vincent
West Branch
Iowa State
Vincent
Scouts Return From World Jamboree Amid Flood Evacuations
A Cedar Rapids contingent of Boy Scouts returned Thursday from the World Jamboree at Mount Fuji Japan where 21 000 scouts from over 100 nations were evacuated due to torrential rains and a typhoon. Scouts sheltered in junior highs shrines and air bases as the campsite flooded.
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Japan
Zeke Haley
Tomahawk Trail
Haley
Maley
Tokyo
Cedar Rapids
Cottry
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