Reality 10 expands drug treatment reach beyond Cedar Rapids
Reality 10 replaces the Special Problems center name to reflect extending services into Area 10 counties. Howard Barnes cites a NIDA ripple effect pushing drug abuse into rural areas. The Cedar Rapids facility will add a 6-bed increase to the resident house, expand security, and implement day programs while continuing methadone treatment with a waiting list.
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Special Problems Center
Cedar Rapids
Area 10
Howard Barnes
Eighth Street
Foundation II
C Avenue NE
Barnes
National Institute On Drug Abuse
NIDA
Lloyd McCabe
McCabe
Tom Miskimen
Salvation Army Service Unit Reports Smaller 1974 Deficit
The Salvation Army Men’s Social Service center in Cedar Rapids ended fiscal 1974 with a 4900 deficit, down from 60000 three years earlier. Bright spots include no cost to residents and ongoing territorial underwriting. 62 477 meals and 14473 nights of lodging supported the center, which relies on Red Shield store income. staff hope for a fully self supporting operation next year.
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Salvation Army Men's Social Service Center
Edward Jarvis
Jarvis
Salvation Army
First Avenue NE
Red Shield
Salvation Army Corps
10000 Avenue NW
United Way
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Hiawatha
Cemetery Origins, Persian Term for Silent Cities
The text notes cemetery meaning a sleeping place from the Green kiometerior dormitory. It adds that Persians called cemeteries the Cities of the Silent, linking burial sites to silent habitation.
McAvoy Heads Catholic Laymen's Club Leaders
Robert McAvoy was elected president of the Catholic Laymen's club for a one-year term. James B. Oetken became vice president and Herman Stecklein secretary. Two-year board terms went to Kenneth Quinn Lester Moucka and John Locher. The group has about 56 members and promotes priesthood entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McAvoy
Terry Drive
James B. Oetken
Herman Stecklein
Kenneth Quinn
Lester Moucka
John Locher
Three Arkansas Governors in One January Month
Arkansas faces a rare gubernatorial succession with three different leaders in January. Dale Bumpers resigns to join the U.S. Senate, Lt. Gov. Bob Riley acts in his absence, and David H. Pryor assumes the office following the November 5 election.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Dale Bumpers
U.S. Senate
Bob Riley
Bumpers
David H. Pryor
Memorial gifts and tributes listed by donors
A list of memorials and holiday greetings from individuals and groups, with donations and memorial acknowledgments for loved ones. Amounts range from 2.00 to 25.00, including in memory of husbands wives parents and friends. The page notes totals of 13,605.80 and 21,500.00 in the end.
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Bi ii
Mark Decker
Alice Decker
Clarence
Charles A. Fry
Maggie May Stinson Byse
Mary Low Fry
Leu Weolfelk
Ethyle Ryan Frem
Clark
Mary
Rene Po
Leola Hixenbaugh
Howard A. Miller
Gregory Jacobs
Viseoenld
Otte
Scott Kieckhaefer
Otte Kieckhaefer
Kollie
Os Ons Co Sansceve Bu Cnsssaarescete
Eeue Ccs
Siss
Robert L
Stella Martin
Delores E. Jeffrey
Floyd
Cominos
John Verba
Peg. C
Louie J. Bena
Kim
Lanny
BO I Piii
Ensissisccces
Nelle E. Godfrey
Rock Inland Women’s Club
Csiccks
Nominate VD Task Force for Top Award
The Cedar Rapids Marion Venereal Disease Task Force is among four nationwide nominees for the 1974 National Volunteer award by the National Center for Voluntary Action. Originating in 1972 at St Luke's hospital, it now unites local groups to educate residents about VD. A tape center at Cedar Rapids Community Schools distributes VD information via a retrieval system reachable by phone 398 2541 with tapes labeled General VD 6457, Gonorrhea 6458, and Syphilis 6459. The center operates 8 am to 10 pm Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids-Marion
National Center For Voluntary Action
American Hospital Assn
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids Jaycees
Foundation II
Linn County Public Health
Toastmasters
Dudley Draxton
Cedar Rapids
VC Task Force
Coed Choir Forming At Ellis YMCA For Youth
The Ellis YMCA forms a coed choir for upper elementary and junior high students. Retired Broadway singer Paul C. Tapin will instruct and direct. Practices run 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays with fees of 3 dollars for members and 5 dollars for non members. Call 362 3176 for details.
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Ellis Ymca
Paul C. Tapin
Fourth Street NW
Worlds largest waiting rooms open in Peking station
Changan boulevard in Peking opens in September 1959 with capacity for 14 000 people. The vast facility underscores China's urban growth and transport expansion in the capital.
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Peking Station
Changan Boulevard
Peking
China
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C.R
Miskimen
Problems Center
Special Problems
Salvation Army Service
McAvoy
Ark
VD Task Force
3Rd Street
Norfolk Island
Center Pt. Rd. WE
Willy
Willy S
1St Ave
Del
Ctaire Pee
Aaa
Target
First Avenue S.E
Lindole Plaza
Holley
Hathaway and
Damon
Courchevel
Holley’s
Holley’s Shop For
Lindale Plaza
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