Kirkwood Board Approves New Programs Study
Kirkwood board authorized development of five new programs for 1974-75 including animal health, agriculture machinery service, grounds and recreational vehicle repair, integrated pest control, and sod service management. Funding doubts at state level may push reliance on federal grants. moves to replace office machines were also discussed along with proposed budget and bids.
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Kirkwood
Collove Boand
Divectn
Vernon Pickett
Associte Superiplendent
Tod
Kirkwood Student Hanson Seeks Board Post to Head CRFT
Kirkwood Community College student congress plans to seek an advisory post on the CRFT board. Bill Soper says about 189 students signed a petition to be presented at the board meeting. The move highlights student representation concerns amid apathy in the college senate. The board deferred action to its next meeting to allow time for a formal presentation. Cedar Rapids Federation of Teachers to elect 1974 officers Tuesday at a general meeting with Norman Hanson as a candidate for president and other officers listed. Hawkeye Labor Council delegates nominated Mathelle Carlson Esch bach and Hanson with additional nominations possible.
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Kirkwood
Hanson
CRFT
Kickwood Community College Student Congress
Board of Directors
Bill Soper
Student Congress
Soper
the Gazette
Larry McNamara
College Senate
Cedar Rapids Federation of Teachers
Norman Hanson
Kennnedy
Kris UN Juffer
Wilson McKinsey
Valerie Surkan
Roosevelt
Harold Schreiber
Kennedy
Dan Zimmerman
Harrison
al Arms
Johann Eschbach
Hawkeye Labor Council
Mathelle Carlson
Eschbach
Regents Seek 17 Million More Funds For State Colleges
Regents adopt a 17 million dollar request to the legislature to cover general operations and salaries. They note a 7 percent pay raise proposal for faculty and staff and replacement of 7.1 million in lost federal funds, with 1.1 million to offset rising fuel costs. The plan targets health colleges and universities facing federal withdrawal.
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Val G. Corley Ames
Board. of Regents
Health Service
University of Towa
Towa State University
Harry Blife
Cedar Falls
Tocndud
Robbery on Paper Route Targets Local Youth
A 12 year old boy on his paper route was robbed of $20 near his home. Gary Simmons of 943 Eighteenth Avenue SW told police an older boy grabbed his money bag in the 900 block of Eighteenth Avenue SW and fled. Authorities note Simmons was not harmed.
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Gary Simmons
Eighteenth Avenue
Ptt
Simmons
Highteenth Avenue
Kirkwood Reports Theft of Equipment at College
Kirkwood Community College reported the theft of office equipment to police. An adding machine, dellaphone and calculator valued about 8350 were stolen from two classrooms Wednesday night, officials said.
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Kirkwood
Kirkwood Community College
Too Silly for Women Watergate Cast Draws Comment
Pulitzer Prize-winning psychologist Erik Erikson told a Santa Barbara conference that the Watergate drama’s all-male cast seemed “too silly” for women. He urged scholars to consider gender roles and the mental health of the nation as they discussed constitutional principles and efforts to curb presidential power.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
T (Ap
Erik Erickson
Erickson
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Pograis
Ura
Martha Mitchell
Atty
Mitchell
Sulite 30 En Fom
Enmiry
Watergate Committee
Thomas Cronin
North Vietnamese may send heavy forces into South Vietnam
U S intelligence estimates North Vietnam has sent no units into the south since the ceasefire. As many as 700 tanks may be deployed, with 100,000 tons of war materiel moved south since the ceasefire. Officials warn of possible major Viet Cong and North Vietnamese operations after year’s start.
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Washington
Southvietnam
Ali
Pentagon
Tim Jory
U.S
Paris
Helweety
Kissinger
le Due Tha
Tho
Vietnam
Friedheim
South Vietnam
Feindhein
Nixon
Congress
Tino- China
Thhreaten
Saigon
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
North
Viet
Motorcycle Club Reports Burglary At Club House
Members of the Chosen Mew motorcycle club reported a burglary at their club house on Thursday night. The break in occurred between Monday and Thursday with fifteen cases of beer valued at 75 dollars, 60 dollars in cash, tools and furniture totaling 400 dollars stolen. The lodge is at 2204 A Street SW.
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Glokt Police
Avalon
Yne
Shell Liner Desk Blotters Make Good Shelf Liners
Desk blotters labeled shell liner serve as kitchen shelf liners absorbing moisture and cushioning light items. They help protect surfaces and prevent condensation damage while adding a compact utility use.
Vandalism and thefts reported at UIC campus
Police report vandalism at Upper Laws college with two adding machines and a typewriter damaged. An electric typewriter dropped, computer overturned, acids broken in the physics chemistry area. Offices ransacked and a safe stolen. authorities investigating campus intrusion.
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Waysomes
Stiglers Ented
Upper Laws College
Thnresay
Toule
Offighils
Mso
Carolina Leader Lifts Lowered Speed Limits
A governor announced the reversal of previously lowered speed limits amid claims of decision chaos. Washington officials expect Congress to approve uniform nationwide limits soon, with compliance anticipated from state authorities.
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Carolina
Volumna
Singernior Jolie West
Macietin
Howe
P.b. Timil
Washington
Weel
Congress
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Kirkwood Board
Daubenelee
Pickett
State Department of Public
Selby Ballantyne
Iowa Automotive and Diesel Institute
Balkanyne
Business Education Department
Donne Madsen
Office Education Division
Ballanne
Ciea Meial
Mills
Iowa Hall
Rinderknecht
the. Rae
Graham Paper Co
Graham
Medical Arts
Bonn
Warsaw
Poland
West Germany
Hans
Priderichs
Russia
China
Center For the Study of Demostatic Institutions
Cronin
Herbert Alexander
Alexander
Tlevision
Alex
Choile
APOE
Contac
Cedar Rapids
First
Waterloo
4Th
APTN
Tye
Weed
Hatton
Hat Thana
South Velnam
Cunboda
Aerye
Ees
Motorcycle Club
UIC
Tere Paragon Gees
Second Street SE
Sonnsivert Seafood Shoppes
Fish & Chips
Fechergy Filers
Neiniature
Treasure Chest Fit & Chaps
Pepelogs, Stein
Wile
Alan
Williams Blvd
S.W
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