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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1986

Page

4

U of Iowa launches major new telephone system upgrade

University of Iowa switches to a $17 million telephone system over the Dec weekend affecting about 7 000 campus numbers and some University Hospitals lines. Extensions for residence halls come online by mid January with call forwarding and call waiting. main number (319) 335 3500 will be used for wrong numbers during transition.

Iowa City University of Iowa University Hospital Universal Communication Systems Inc Roanoke U.S

Iowa proposes new standards could push district consolidations

The Iowa Department of Education seeks more administrators and foreign language offerings. Proposals ban district superintendents from serving as principals in about 100 districts, expand guidance and vocational programs, and prompt consolidation. A advisory panel reviews the plan before public hearings and a 1989 July 1 effective date.

Des Moines Iowa Department of Education State Board of Education State Board Governor’s Office

Branstad Elected to GOP Governors Association Committee

Gov. Terry Branstad won a seat on the executive committee of the Republican Governors Association at the Parsippany meeting. He joins Gov. Arch Moore Jr. of West Virginia. they replace Lamar Alexander and Dick Thornburgh. Thomas Kean was chosen chairman and Michael Castle vice chairman.

Des Moines Terry Branstad Republican Governors Association Parsippany Branstad Arch Moore Jr West Virginia Lamar Alexander Tennessee Dick Thornburgh Pennsylvania GOP Thomas Kean New Jersey Michael Castle Delaware

Chrystal to succeed Ryan as Bankers Trust chair

Bankers Trust Co. announces John Chrystal will become chairman while remaining chief executive officer. Dennis Wood rises to president and chief operating officer. The Iowa bank, facing losses, expects a full year loss under $1 million, with no bonds sold in the second half.

Des Moines Bankers Trust Co John Ryan John Chrystal Chrystal Bankers Trust Dennis Wood Dennis Ryan Wood Iowa State University Packers National Bank Omaha Neb

Iowa eyes hazardous waste dump by winter 1988

Iowa plans a statewide screening to pick an above ground hazardous waste dump site by winter 1988 if about 1 million dollars is funded. The plan notes a five year effort to plan and build, with costs ranging from 4 to 20 million dollars and annual operating expenses above 1 million dollars.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Department of Natural Resources Department of Natural Resources John Seyb Seyb Leyb

Suit claims mentally retarded held wrongly in state hospitals

A class-action filed in Des Moines federal court by Iowa Protection and Advocacy Services accuses the Iowa Department of Human Services of denying constitutional rights to about 200 mentally retarded residents. The suit seeks expanded community options, including group homes, supervised apartments, and sheltered workshops, at Glenwood and Woodward state hospital schools.

DES Moines Iowa Department of Human Services Iowa Protection and Advocacy Services DHS Glenwood Woodward State Hospital

Elk mistaken for deer shot by Iowa hunter

An elk wandered into Iowa and was accidentally shot on opening day of deer season ten miles north of Shenandoah. No charges will be filed against the unidentified hunter. state conservation officer Don Priebe said the hunter was upset. Iowa bans killing elk and related species in the state.

Des Moines Iowa Don Priebe Shenandoah

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