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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1978
Page
3
A 9 week old gray female cat awaiting a home at the Linn County Humane Society Shelter on Mount Vernon Road SE. She has had a temporary distemper shot and first warming. Adoption cost is $5. Shelter hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
David Mayfield of Lake Worth petitions U S District Court to sue Ringling Bros. Clown College for alleged employment discrimination. He claims he was barred from finishing and asks the court to order reinstatement and an apprentice clown position. He seeks to file without fees, so a judge must rule on indigence before suit proceeds.
Coe College elected fourteen new members to the Phi Kappa Phi national honor society. Dean Karns, associate professor of music and mathematics and president of the society, announced the initiation of the new members.
Three Cedar Rapids attorneys James E. Bennett Thomas L. Koehler and Ronald W. Wendt were nominated for a full time Linn County judicial magistrate post beginning January 1 after the county magistrate appointing commission interviewed ten applicants. The Sixth Judicial District judges will pick one next Wednesday.
A compilation of local volunteer calls requests, from delivering meals to the elderly in Hiawatha to hosting foreign students for Christmas, aiding crafts and mail reading at care centers, and assisting with Camp Wapsie Y projects. Contacts include Edna McMur ray 398 3574 Colleen Nei man 393 4770 Loma Cutter 364 5151 Mary Duncombe 364 5151 Ken Certain 435 2206 Sylvia Partridge 393 8511 Pattie Butcher 366 8174 Jeff Krumbholtz 366 8701 Gladys Pike 393 3500 with LIV Alert seeking volunteers.
Parade Magazine schedules a Sunday feature on a visit to the Star Trek movie launch. The piece spotlight includes scenes from the event and notes on attendees and projections for the film’s reception.
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