Kirkwood Okays New Program in Foreign Trade
Kirkwood Community College directors approved a new foreign trade program for next fall. Pending state Department of Public Instruction approval, it could enroll about 15 students in a six quarter curriculum with a $23,385 budget. Courses include economics marketing world trade and foreign languages among others and an internship will be offered with industry experts providing instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Wade
Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
State Department of Public Instruction
Kirkwood faculty seek supplementary raises and reforms
Kirkwood Community College faculty members asked the board for 12.2 percent supplementary salary increases plus a 5 percent longevity raise and a third raise to offset past inflation. They cited a 12.2 percent inflation rate and said faculty incomes lagged behind the cost of living, urging timely budget action two months ahead of year end. The board promised full consideration and planned meetings with Area 10 legislators, while also addressing resignations, new hiring, and bill payments for various contractors and projects.
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Daubeamier
Kirkwood Community College
Board of Directors
Hanna Weston
Kirkwood Faculty Assn
KFA
Inwa Higher Education Assny
Kirkwood
B. A. Jensen
Ibensen
Another Woman Is Accused Of Prostitution
Bamie Pate, 21, charged Wednesday with soliciting for prostitution at Ebony massage parlor, 225 Fourteenth avenue SE. Pate turned herself in after police raided the parlor. Angella Gretten, 30, and Pamela Morrison, 19, were also charged. Miss Pate allegedly offered prostitution Dec. 4. a warrant was issued for her arrest.
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Bamie Pate
Ebony
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Miss Pate
Angella C. Gretten
C Street
Pamela L. Morrison
Miss Paice
Service Clubs Question Film Legality In Meetings
Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck said he has received many calls asking if service clubs can legally store films or slides at meetings. He noted that showing films in taverns is illegal under a city ordinance for liquor licensed venues, and he cannot authorize violations. Steinbeck sponsored a new film ordinance but withdrew it after protests over pornography concerns, citing confusion with the existing law on slides and service clubs.
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James
Steinbeck
Hey
Residents Object but Council Votes Rezoning
The Vinton City Council unanimously approved rezoning extreme northwest Vinton from residential 40 to industrial, despite objections from Steve and Rosemary Boisen who fear the move affects their one acre site. Bathpeda Inc. surrounds the Boisen property on three sides and had delayed action for talks. The meeting also amended minimum lot frontages in R-1 and R-2 zones, accepted the Hillside subdivision plat with underground wiring, discussed snow removal policies, and planned a water sewer solution with Hanover and engineers for nearby development.
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LeGrange
Vinton
Steve
Rosemary Boisen
Bathpeda, Inc
Boisen
Boisens
Ballopeda
Bathpeda
Fifth Street
Third Avennue
Hillside
Winston
Jack McDowell
Electric
Win Watson
Richard Schoonover
Henry van Eschen
Jane LaGrange
Ernie Hanover
Don Thomas
Shive, Hattery and Associates
Hanover
Dr J Barthel Heads Mercy Medical Staff in 1975
Dr John P Barthel was elected president of Mercy hospital medical staff, succeeding retiring president Dr Earl Y Bickel. Other officers named include Dr John Puk as president-elect and Dr Joseph Galles as secretary-treasurer. Department chairs for 1975 span trauma to pediatrics, with Dr Charles Griffin, Dr Stephen Vanourny, Dr David Naden, Dr Frank Skopec, Dr Dale Roberson, Dr Richard Bohenhouse, Dr Julius Pietrzak, Dr David Rater, Dr James Ziska, Dr Kazem Fathie, and Dr Robert M Caldwell. Sister Mary Lawrence presented plaques honoring four prior presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John IP. Barthel
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Barthel
Earl Y. Bickel
John Puk
Joseph Galles
Charles C. Griffin
Stephen Vanourny
David Naden
Frank Skopec
Dale Roberson
Richard Bohenhouse
Julius Pietrzak
David Rater
James Ziska
Kazem Fathie
Robert M. Caldwell
Mary Lawrence
Owenly
Enlistments List for Army and DELayed Entry Program
The following names enlist in the army: Brice Romick Fairfax John Pulver Swisher Mark Gordon 221 Cherry Hill road Sir David Waite 5520 Ohio street St Milo Popp 1505 McGowan boulevard Marion Thomas Clinton Independence The following enlisted in the army delayed entry program Rebecca Goyer 233 Wightl eenth street SW Sheryl Mad fom 5433 Davenng NW Scott Solyntjes 195 Crestridge drive NW Thomas McKinney 4601 Midway drive NW David Knaack 1220 Auburn drive SW
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Army
Brice Romick
Fairfax
John Pulver
Swisher
Mark Gordon
Cherry Hill Road
David Waite
Ohio Street
Milo Popp
McGowan Boulevard
Marion
Thomas Clinton
Independence
Rebecca Goyer
Wightleenth Street
Sheryl Mad Fom
Davenng
Scott Solyntjes
Crestridge Drive
Thomas McKinney
Midway Drive
David Knaack
Auburn Drive
Clark Plans Eastern Iowa appearances weekend trip
U.S. Sen. Dick Clark of Iowa schedules three appearances in Eastern Iowa on Saturday at 11:30 a.m. ground-breaking for Keokuk Stee Casting Co. and a 6 p.m. reception before a Grain Millers Stewards banquet at IBEW Hall Cedar Rapids, plus a Dubuque county special election fundraiser. He will work from Cedar Rapids Sunday afternoon and depart for Washington Monday at 7 10 a.m.
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Keokuk Stee. Casting Co
Keokuk
Federation of Grain Millers Stewards
IBEW
Hall
Wiley Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque County
Democratic
Dubuque
Clark
Washington
Two Injured In Separate Crashes, Treated Then Released
Two people received minor injuries Thursday in separate crashes and were treated at St. Luke's hospital and released. Marshek, 22, Cedar Harolds, suffered a broken nose and injuries when his car struck the Linn County Health Department building. skid marks measured 150 feet and the incident occurred at 1:45 am. Sandra Mast, 31, and her sister Brenda Mast, 17, were in a second collision at Johnson Avenue and Wiley Boulevard NW. Sandra sustained a head cut and no charges were filed. The other driver was Michael J. Schreckengast, 23, of Harriet Avenue NW. both cars were eastbound on Jolson Avenue NW when Schreckengast rear-ended Mast's stalled vehicle.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Dames Marshok
Linn County Health Departament Building
Center Point Hall
Pallee
Marshek
Svonteal
Sandra K. Mast
Midway Drive
Brenda Lee Mast
Janother
Johnson Avenue
Schreckengasl
Miss Mast
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Kirkwood Board
Area 10
Richard A. Feller
Feller
Louisetze Potter
Robert Potter
Potter
Bob Davidson
Mechanicsville
Tra Larsen
Towa
Town Hall
Hockenberg
Universal Climate Central, Inc
Jerry Salsberg
Janesville
Oran
Dairy Maid
C.m
First Ave
Center Pt. Rd
Edgewood Rd
Sixth St
Mt. Vernon Rd
Council
Public Works
Gordon Kunz
Public Safety Committee
Bill Strong
Foto
Bell& Howell
Dick McCarthy
Bell & Howell
1St Ave
1St St
Downtown
Dr. J. Barthel
Mercy Medical
John Barthal
U.S
Dick Clark
Iowa
Nces
Carpetland
U.S.A
3Rd Ave
Baldwin
Sears
Tindale Plaza
Cedate Rapids
Owa
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