Second Medical School Faces Backing Amid Market Rise
New York reports show stock markets rallying on health unit support for a second medical school in Iowa Des Moines and Des Moines news agency note growth in the hospital education sector. The health planning council backs state funding as the Dow climbs toward its yearly high.
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Stock Mart
Second Medical School
Risinglown
Health Unit
New York
Des Moines
Ar Regis
Iday
Nest Rativeg
Canis
Ative Cab One Health Planning
Coun
Medical School
Te Dow Ste
Stanlow Redatar
Des Moines College
University of Town
Lowe City
Ani
Des Moines College faces closure without state aid amid funding squeeze
The committee warned that a tepid financial outlook forces the osteopathic college in Des Moines toward possible shutdown without state support. A large federal grant for a new physical plant is vulnerable if the college cannot meet required matching funds, jeopardizing construction and jobs. In regional cattle and meat prices, slaughter and prime grades showed varied ranges at Chicago markets, with price movements noted for steers, cows, and lambs.
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Osteopathic College
Des Moines
Chicago
Iowa Doctors Shortage Cited By Ray In Review
Gov. Robert D. Ray voiced concern that many physicians graduate from the University of Iowa Medical School and then leave Iowa. The report notes Iowa ranks fourth nationally in support for medical education, but struggles to retain graduates in the state.
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Ray
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
University of Iowa Medicals School
Redeker
Towa
Jobless Rate Down Slightly in October Cedar Rapids Area
Unemployment in the Cedar Rapids area declined to about 3.1 percent in October from 3.3 percent in September, with the rate the lowest since March. The civilian labor force fell to 74,860 from 77,900 a year earlier, and employers forecast continued declines in nonfarm payrolls over the next three to six months.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Employment Security Commission
ISEC
Oval
Wharton Central City Youth Involved in One Car Crash
Marion police investigated a Saturday morning one car crash at Seventh Avenue and Seventh Street injuring Gary L. Hatub, 19, who escaped hospitalization. Molub’s car struck Katcher Lawn Care at 687 Seventh Avenue, damaging a building and a gas pump, and hit a traffic signal. No charges were filed as the investigation continued.
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Central City
Marion
Seventh, Avenue
Seventh Street
Gary L. Hatub
Molub
Katcher
Seventh Avenue
State funds debate over new college and matching aid
A Des Moines report from April 1 1271 notes urgent need for matching funds to avoid grant expiration and cites possible state appropriation. It urges annual operating funds while safeguarding other higher education funds. The Legislature debates converting the College of Osteopathic Medicine to a state institution amid years of controversy.
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Des Moines
Contoversy
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Girl Hospitalized At Independence After Crash
An Independence teen, Brendan Crawford, 15, was treated at Independence Hospital for injuries from a one car crash about two miles southwest of town. Driver Jo Nickerson, 18, was charged with failing to keep his vehicle under control and was treated and released.
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Independence
Brendan Crawford
Miss Crawford
Jo} Nickerson
Young Nickerson
Cedar Rapids market prices steady on delivered butchers
Market prices paid Saturday for Cedar Rapids log market meat were steady with Friday values for bulk country and prepared deliv ered butchers at 290 to 230 lbs ranging from 15.00 to 15.50 dollars based on grade. Packers 200 lbs at 12.26 to 12.50 dollars with weight-based adjustments for excess size. cattle and poultry figures listed with miscellaneous totals and grain prices.
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Cedar Rapids
Loan Soviet Art To U.S. Museum
A damaged WWII era notice summarizes the death of Max Hulman 63 owner of Fry and Holland funeral home in Vinton Iowa after a long life with Navy service in World War II and local civic ties. The fragment mentions missing Berlin related claims and a post office burglary case with charges tied to Vinton and nearby towns.
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Ial
Fito
Hullman
Fry and Holland
Bilbao
Spain
Scraneetved
Eugenetin
Carrall Beil
Margaret Mueller
Huffman
Vinton
Pacific
Robbery and Two Burglaries At Iowa City
Two men in military green gear robbed the Bovery General store wife of owner Anna Bannerman at 9 35 p m stealing $130 and food stamps. They fled on foot. two burglaries, Me Too and People's Grocery, also reported with cash missing. Authorities offered no link between the incidents.
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Towa City
Te Bovery
Anna Banneman
Tawa City
Dashes into Path Of Car in SW District
Jeffrey Armstrong of 717 Fourth Street SW injured Friday evening when struck by a car at Sixth Street and Seventh Avenue SW. Police said no charges were filed. investigation ongoing. victim treated at St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids.
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Jeffrey Armstrong
Fourth Street
Sixth Street
Seventh Avenue
New York
Thormas L. McWilliams
A Rand
Picasso
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Museum of Mo
Linn County
Tm Peters
Karlton
Wagner
Ceder
Belle
Linisin
Cedar Rapids Residents Returned to Newhall Court
Two Cedar Rapids residents charged by Benton county officers were arrested on warrants by Linn county deputies and brought to Newhall court. Juanita L. Zasitis and Kenneth Rodgers posted $20 bonds and await future dates. Two others from Cedar Rapids faces charges after a radar stop on Highway 90. Williams and Gauthier paid fines and were released.
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Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Benton County
Linn County
Newhall
Juanita L. Zasitis
Eighth Street NW
Kenneth ‘Trodgers
Pifteenti Street
Justice of the Peace
H. J. Uridil
Highway Patrol
Gregory
Willam Gauthier
Ewo
Atkins
Williams
Local churches schedule Sunday services in Marion area
A listing of church names, addresses, pastors, and service times across Marion. Noticeful items include Bethel Baptist, First Baptist, Grace Baptist, Robins Faith Baptist, Joseph's Catholic, Christian, Lutheran, St. Paul's Lutheran, First United Methodist, Presbyterian churches and others. Service times vary with morning, afternoon, and evening worships, Sunday schools, and special observances noted.
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Bethel Baptist
8Th Ave
William C. Larson
First Baptist
14Th Ave
Lawrence
Sprankle
Grace Baptist
15Th St
Don R. Martin
Robins Faith Baptist
Mainland
Rahsta
Tom R.wins
Pras
Joseph's Catholic
Sth
Ave
Justin A. Kane
Carl Marsternach
Bernard Grady
Schi
McGowan
Peter M
Mor-gan
Wobn D. Huber
God
First United Methodist
Lloyd c. Kellame
Robert M. Cuntings
Liddy Urges Abolishment of Agricultural Trust Funds
Agriculture Secretary L B Liddy urged the abolishment of state agricultural trust funds to replace them with outright appropriations. He argued funds across divisions finance inspection and program costs while noting profits from fertilizer and commercial feed funds. He defended meat and poultry inspection funding and projected a $2.4 million two year request, with potential reductions after further review before the 1971 legislature.
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Liddy
Drunk Driving Charge Lodged After Accident
Highway patrol and a Cedar Rapids motorist located a man shortly after a two vehicle crash five miles south of Strawberry Point. Warren Wetherill of Cedar Rapids helped halt the driver Frank Fangman of Strawberry Point after a sideswipe incident and property damage. Fangman was held for arraignment on a drunk driving charge.
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Strawberry Point
Cedar Rapids
There
Warren [Wetherill
Cedar’ Rapids
Frank Fangman
Strawberry
Fangman
Wetherill
Thomas Roach
Highway Patrol
Fangazar
Crash Kills Youth Injures Passenger on Greene County Road
Robert Ascher, 19, of Clarksville was killed when his car ran off a turve on a Buller county blacktop five miles west of there. Passenger Teresa Jean Curtis of Greene sustained minor injuries in the crash reported early Saturday by police.
Notice of Probate and Executor Appointments In Iowa
Legal notices detail appointment of executors and notices to creditors for multiple Iowa estates. Names include Maude F. Barry, Kenneth L. Mada, and Hart H. Simmons among others, with dates of publication in December 1970 and court locations in Cedar Rapids and surrounding counties. Creditors and heirs are instructed to file claims within six months and to make immediate payments as required by law.
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Notiee
Fareriture Novee
Anonott Inistratoie Ie
Mowker
Jacqueline A Hake
Ypilef
Natiies
Yoo
Exch
Anseanai Vena Edi
Jusuoh
Rewi
Gersinery
Fiie Block & Ris
Chnter
Paine Linn
Econd
Sneelie
Bergan Maven
Reals
Dolauit
Mt. Acai
Sprain
Sitar Lee Mparitge
Kenneth L. Mada
Hg Guaranty Bylidies
Cedar Rapids
Awe Ny
Yona
Maude F. Baery
Barry
Gearingdale
Ivan
Aaron
Ian
Tialee
Gacah
Sala
Clark of
Bea Eis Lees
Nerenter
Mitraness
Unas
Ihis
Fuentes
Patricia
Mattila Byre
Nan
Salt Eata
Igi
Geld
Yank Rom
Shuttleworth and Taners of
William G. Facae
Boca i
Ion
Tor
Eith
H. Simmons
Ronan
Soon Eine
Keith H. Simmons
Heian
Orville Ware
Mer
Pearing
Es Mas Santas
Ares
Tor Tewred
Cemyr
Dar Rapids
Lave
Bate
Denon Mublicalt
Neward Smith
Yak
Neialicky
Stary
Saatiee
Merier
Tite
Nalice
Wize Allawed
Pala
Anton’ Matoticky
APSG
Tewa
Mary Andre
Clara Elfen Kiinaky
Mary Andrle
Cee Ealinsky
Marth
Isla Estate
Eve Court
Glenn W. Cinsky
Timner
Hether Anema
Este
Bithin
Noah
Uae
Hoidun
Holsen
Esmcular
Aitarey
Aitarey, Tr Tar Ran Executors Npts
Iowa
Adar Rane
Dave
Hae
Ae Decernaers
Cards of Thanks from AHARET and relatives
A hazy multiple notices collection includes thanks from AHARET and relatives for a funeral or memorial. Mentions of Novak Monument Co and two mortuaries appear alongside partial details of a missing owner, a reward, and a found wedding item. Several garbled lines reference individuals, addresses, and a caller seeking information about a lost item.
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Roy Frientes
Iowa
Eine Apa
Novak Monument CO
Paing
Reluen Cath
Eas Wilsor
Clancy
Wiltit
Aaya
Ita Ministre
Tal Ave
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Reiby
Yacembe
Wharton
Marion High School
W. C.hulin
Darret BD. Oldenburger
Twenty-first Avenue
James Q. Ross
Eighth Street
Fred
Gibson and Company
Healtats
ALA Socrece
Lorotad
Hilis
C.R. Markets
U.S. Museum
Max Hulman
Iowa City
Roy Hart
C.R
Newhall Court
O.K
Marion Churches
Hill, Bell Deny
Agricultural Department
Gazette
Nord
Iso Basf
Eneecook
Ares Elian Rays
Fedar
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Santa Claus
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Christ
MT. Vernon Nursing
Schneeman
Ceeniy
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Lindore
Plana
Anta Claus
Partita Cortatrise
Ene
Ee Wak's
Sea Merglnola Bibans
Pw. Keeney
Beauty Shops Fair
Pine’ Inn
16Th Avenue
JOA Trade Schoole
First Avenue
Ivars
Ryder Lorne
Bargering
Raules
Snelling & Snelling
Murphy Employment Ayz
Ist Ave
Tigray Bay
Cedar Rafios
Bastarout
Carroll
Farner
Torrie
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