Career guidance event aids 167 students from 30 colleges
Operation Native Talent sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce personnel managers committee provided career information to 167 students from 30 colleges at the Roosevelt Hotel Thursday afternoon. Betty Hruska and Don Walmutt of LeFebure Corp. handed materials to Brad Beggs of Vinton. Last year 165 students and 23 companies participated. this year 24 companies were represented.
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Native Talent
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Reservations changes set at center
New regulations for reserving rooms at the Marion Community Center require in person booking, a $10 fee, written cancellations, and prior key pickup. Reservations cover the current and next year and aim to prevent past mix ups and telephone cancellations. The notice also lists a T.T.T. Society event at 7:30 p.m. next Thursday at Mrs. Dickerson’s home with Jan Airy as co-hostess on Christmas customs.
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Marion Community Center
Park Board
T.T.T. Society
Jim Dickerson
26Th Ave
Jan Airy
Linn Shelter Care Facility to Close for Training
The Linn Shelter Care Facility will close the last two weeks of January for staff training despite objections from some agencies. The decision, approved by the Linn Board of Supervisors, ends admissions for January and prompts concerns about transporting youths to Iowa City or Cedar Rapids if needed.
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Linn
Shelter Administration
Citizens Advisory Board
Linn Board of Supervisors
Jean Oxley
Youth Facilities Citizens Committee
Ken Schriner
Oxley
Joe Rinas
Schriner
McCarty
Brent Harstad
Paul Nelson
Board of Supervisors
Orlie Workman
Dennis Blome
Bill McCarty
Youth Facilities Department
Shel
Ter
Department of Social Services and Juvenile Court
Iowa City
Linn County
Foundation II
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Harstad
Workman
Blome
Rinas
Study predicts coal demand to surge by 1990
Cleveland report says Predicants Inc. forecasts coal consumption more than doubling to 1.3 billion tons by 1990 as energy prices shift. Analyst Kevin Swift cites 28 percent of US energy use from coal that year amid 1970s supply changes. A separate note mentions Israel's 1969 stance on withdrawals pending a peace accord with Egypt.
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Cleveland
UPI
Predicants Inc
Kevin Swift
United States
Marion Council OKs police pact in special session
Marion City Council approved a one year contract for Marion police officers in a special session. The pact replaces a two year agreement that expires next June and had been approved by officers the prior weekend.
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Marion
City approves police contract with 10.3 percent raise
The Marion city council approved the police contract 6 to 0 with Vic Klopfenstein absent after a closed session. Negotiations had stretched over three months and a compromise was reached last week. City Manager Carl Ramey called the pact fair and noted possible indirect effects on other contracts while firemen and AFSCME mediations continue with higher pay demands.
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Klopfenstein
Marion
Carl Ramey
Ramey
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Union
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Security Savings & Loan Association
Lowa Iilinois
Downtown
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Westdale
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