Linn County Health Center Renamed Human Services Center
Linn County Health Center board renamed the Paul Building at Third Avenue SE and Fourth Street SE as the Linn County Human Services Center housed agencies. The board approved using health center funds to pay Leo C. Peiffer Architects for remodeling plans for the juvenile probation offices and to relocate services. additional grants and actions supported aging, volunteer networks, and staffing plans.
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Linn County Health Center Board
Linn County Human Services Center
Paul
Feith
Third Avenue
Fourth Street
County ’ Supervisors
Leo C. Peiffer
Dices
Town Crime ‘Commission
County Board of Social Services
mental i/health center
State Crime Commission
Third Street
Mental Services Department
Health Center
Coe College Sets Welcome Events for Students Faculty
Coe College outlines a week of activities for students and faculty ahead of the first class day September 5. New faculty meet on Wednesday for an 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. orientation in Stewart Memorial Library and Gage Memorial union. Thursday features returning faculty meetings and a ceremony for longtime custodian Chut Leirecht. President Nusbaum will review the state of the college and several directors will present during the morning session. Noon luncheon follows. New student check-in begins Friday with an information center in Gage union lobby. Saturday includes a welcome address, advisor meetings, a barbecue, and a film. Sunday offers registration and student advisor dessert visits. Classes begin next week for Coe students and staff.
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Coe College
Coe
Carson W. Veach
Hie
Stewart Memorial
Gage Memorial
Herbert, Wiese
Jerry
Camp Wapsie-Y
Leirecht
Leo L. Nusabatim
Richard Badwell
Alan, McIver
Jack Langen
Carol Rickey
Gage Union
Gage! Union
Nussbaum
Sinclair Auditorium
AH Coe
Lake Delhi hearing scheduled for October 4
Lake Delhi dispute continues as officials debate whether the dam and lake land should remain state property or require maintenance funding from cabin owners. At a Manchester hearing, officials noted recreational use but signaled private uptake may need charges. annexation to Delhi faces contiguity and tax issues.
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Othie McMurray
Resources
Lake Delhi
Naturel Jéesophes’ Council
Des Moines
Resources Council
Clifford Peterson
Roger Sehnittjer
Delhi
Behnittjer
Doolin Bond Cut and Federal Hold Placed in McKinney Case
Doolin bond cut from 50000 to 18000 by municipal court while federal complaint is filed in Waterloo charging premeditated killing of Dick McKinney on official duty. Fletcher Thompson of the Omaha FBI confirms federal action and custody status. a 17 year old female involved in the incident is released from juvenile probation.
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Aston Doolin
Tenth Street SE
Dick McKinney
U.S
Fletcher Thompson
Omaha
FBI
Fred Clark, Jr
Waterloo
Doolin
McKinney
Prve Mle
Linn Heart Unit heads Cedar Valley group election
Robert J. DeMeulenaere senior vice-president of Bren tom bank in Cedar Rapids has been elected president of the Linn Heart Unit of the Cedar Valley division of the Town Heart Association. He succeeds Joe B. Havens, now administrative assistant at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine in Memphis.
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Brentom Bank
Cedar Rapids
Hilnn County Heart
Cedar Valley
Town Heart Assn
Joe B. Havens
Memphis
College of Medicine
University of Tennessee
Caracas
DeMeulenaere
Venezuela
Davenport
Cashgrees
Decker Named Manager of All-Iowa Fair
Cedar Rapids veteran Decker named manager of the All-Iowa Fair after seven years directing Veterans Memorial Coliseum and baseball park. A lifelong Cedar Rapids resident, he serves on the fair board and has led special activities. Decker active in Marine Corps League, American Legion, VFW, Amvets, and local chambers. He is married with two daughters and resides at 219 Johnson Ave NW.
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Charles L. Decker
Decker
Veterans
Memorial Coliseum
Baseball Park
Cedar Rapids
Marine Corps
Marine Corps League
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amvets
Deckert
Christ United Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
Convention and Tourism Bureau
Swords
Cedar Rapidy
Fair Board
Tto
Great Fair
Marti
Chery
Johnson Avenue
Paul Wren
Greiner
Milwaukee
Mt Mercy College Sets Registration Amid Hall Change
Registration for Mt Mercy College begins Saturday in Ward Hall replacing the student union. Over 11 courses open with freshmen commuter, transfer students and all freshmen registering Saturday 11 am to 1 pm. Resident freshmen Sunday 3 pm to 5 pm. Upperclassmen register Sept 5 from 6 am to 12 am and 1 pm to 5 pm. Class start Sept 6.
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Mt Mercy College
Warde Hall
Audenta
Pam
Freshrum
Warde Hell
Mt. Mercy
Sarn
Surgeon who operated on Eisenhower dies at 78
Philadelphia AP report states Raydin, a former American Cancer Society officer and one of four doctors who operated on President Eisenhower in 1984, died Sunday at a nursing home. Born in Evansville Indiana, he spent his career at the University of Pennsylvania as a medical student, physician and administrator.
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Ike Fe
Philadelphia
Raydin
American Cancer Society
Hisenhower
Evansville
Ind
University of Pennsylvania
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Kreketer
Contingency Fund
Voluntary Action Center
UCL
Junior League
Kirkwood Community College
Council On Aging
Ies Avenue
The
Home For Aged Women
Council
Bulding
State of College
Peterson
the Resources Council
Manchester
Federal Power Commission
Washington
Woald
Malloy Jewelers
Sussex
Henry J. Germans
Kaiger
Tors
Stalingrad
Liberty Ships
Reb, DeMeulenaere
Veterans Memorial Commissine Eee
See Lowe
Marine Voters
You
Peoples’ Financial Advisors
Im Schultz, Earl Caywood
and Dorothy Hehn
Peoples
Peoples Bank
Yde
Newhall
Iowa
Peoples Downtown
Town & Country Peoples West
Mays City
Many Bank
Weber Oic
Fas
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