CAP Squadron in Cedar Rapids Runs Large Civil Air Patrol Fleet
Cedar Rapids Civil Air Patrol squadron remains one of the most active in the nation with about 75 senior members and 30 cadets. It operates five aircraft including two Cessna 172s and two two place Bird Dogs plus a Cessna 310, and conducts weekly missions ranging from search and rescue to disaster relief and transportation for various groups. The unit maintains strong ties with city and county offices, Red Cross, and law enforcement, and has aided searches across multiple states.
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Cedar Rapids
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
National Office of Civil Defense
United States
Lou Burgus
Seventh Avenue SE
Civil Defense
South Dakota
Nebraska-Wyoming
Burgus
American Legion Hall
Air Force Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service
CAP Cadet and Flying Program Details Share Benefits
Burgus explains CAP aims beyond crime response as an auxiliary air force unit. The organization educates the public about aviation and runs a cadet program for ages 13 to 18, offering flying instruction after two years and private licenses after another year at a reduced cost. Senior members receive similar benefits and pilots must fly a minimum monthly to stay active, with CAP planes rented at about half standard rates.
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Patrol
CAP
Demand for Coal Forces Mining Town To Move
Castle Gate Utah residents watched bulldozers haul away most of 61 homes to clear space for new coal operations. McCulloch Oil Co undertook the relocation as energy demand rises, leaving coal piles, rail cars, and a new preparation plant, while town landmarks fade beneath the boom.
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Castle Gate
Utah
UPI
Butch Cassidy
McCulloch Oil Co
Los Angeles
McCulloch
Five Named to Advisory Unit On Coe BSN
Coe college appoints Dr. Kenneth Cook Dr. Jeffrey Keiser Dr. William Galbraith Marion A. Van Fossen and Ann Whidden to the BSN advisory committee for 1974 75. Three continuing members are Albert A. Curtis Dr. Frank Peterson and Darleen Sickert.
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Coe College
Kenneth Cook
Coe
Jeffrey Keiser
William B. Galbraith
Cedar Rapids
Marion A. van Fossen
Public Health Nursing Assn
Linn County
Ann Whidden
College of Nursing
University of Iowa
Albert A. Curtis
St. Luke's Hospital
Frank Peterson
State Board of Medical Examiners
Darleen Sickert
Division of Community Health
State Department of Health
Air Pollution Report from Linn County Health Department
Weekly air quality data show particulate matter readings at two locations in Linn County. The report compares daily averages from 445 First Street SW and Twenty-eighth Street Drive SE with national standards and notes a 0.53 equivalent for annual maximum by 1975.
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Air Pollution Control Division
Linn County Health Department
First Street
Twenty-eighth Street
First Avenue SE
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
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By Mike Deupree
Red Cross
Des Moines
Omaha
Air Force
Mike Deupree
Leo L. Nussbaum
Carson W. Veach
Joan Behrens
Killians
Killian
Lindale Plaza
Cedar Rapids and Mall
Iowa City
Killian’s