Feld inaugurated as Mount Mercy College president
Thomas R. Feld was inaugurated as the sixth president of Mount Mercy College in Sacred Heart Chapel. He is the first lay and first male leader, urging institutional flexibility, support from trustees faculty students alumni and community, and highlighting a $300,000 Hall Foundation grant for a shared computer system with Coe and Cornell. The ceremony included a mass and a reception, with the college founded in 1928 and now enrolling over 900 students.
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Chrysler cars stall in large share of older Dodges and Plymouths
Detroit Free Press reports design flaws cause engine stalling in about 1.3 million Dodge and Plymouth cars from 1975 to 1977 with 318 V eight or 225 six engines. Chrysler says some repairs are done free under a selective program and has begun dealership training. recalls limited.
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Marion police report barn break in. riding gear stolen
A break in at a horse barn at 4810 Tenth Ave. led to the seizure of saddles bridles and other riding equipment valued at 1105 dollars. The owners Sue Bartz and Robert Haskell of 701 Ninth Ave rented space in the barn. Entry was gained by forcing the lower part of a walk in door.
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Juveniles Arrested After Egg Throwing Spree in Marion
Marion police arrested two male juveniles in the northeast residential area on charges of malicious injury to a building and criminal trespass after an egg throwing incident. The arrests stemmed from several recent egg tossing incidents and police say the case clarifies multiple events.
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Holiday crime prevention reminders from Cedar Rapids police
The Cedar Rapids Police Crime Prevention Bureau warns during the Christmas season about security risks. It advises locking doors and windows, asking neighbors to watch the house, using lighting and timers, not hiding keys, and delaying displaying gifts. It also suggests recording serial numbers and avoiding cash, checking car interiors, staying in lit areas, securing purses, and calling 398 5353 for suspicious activity.
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Aliens Reminded to Report Addresses This January
Aliens are reminded to report their addresses to the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service during January. Reporting forms are available at all post offices. Willful failure to report addresses could lead to serious consequences per INS officials.
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