Lowest Paid Code Editor By Frank Nye
Wayne Faupel 71, Iowa code editor since 1931, is the lowest paid among 16 states with code editors. The piece outlines his workload, salaries, and the long history of Iowa code revisions from 1897 to 1971, noting a shift to biennial updates and then a two year cycle starting 1973, with staff constraints and scattered legislative sessions.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wayne Faupel
Faupel
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Indiana
University Ends Student Spouse Exclusion in Benefits
President Willard Boyd approved removing the temporary employee rule for student spouses in university benefits. Beginning Monday student spouses will be eligible for TIAA retirement and may join life and disability plans. those who decline will be enrolled on July 1. About 700 student spouses exist among 4,000 non academic staff.
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Iowa City
U. of I
Willard Boyd
Committee On
Louis Zopf
Zopf
Iowa State
Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association
Winter Carnival Planned at USC
Harold's Night kicks off seven days of Winter carnival activities at Upper Iowa College on Sunday Feb 7. APO money night club features black jack poker dice and roulette from 5 to 11 p.m. followed by an auction.
Reeves Hall Named Independence Man of the Year
Reeves Hall, 49, proprietor of the Bulletin Journal and Conservative newspapers, received Independence Chamber of Commerce’s Man of the Year honor. He serves on the state printing board and hospital trustees, with 23 years of Red Cross service, and holds roles in the Northeast Iowa Health Planning Council, Lions Club, and First United Presbyterian Church.
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Independence
Reeves Hall
Bulletin- Journal
Independence Chamber of Commerce
Hall
State Printing Board
People’s Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Buchanan County Red Cross
Northeast Iowa Health Planning Council
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
First United Presbyterian Church
Five Die in Car Crashes On Weekend
Five people died in weekend Iowa traffic crashes. A two car head on wreck on highway 218 near Oakdale killed drivers Thomas W. Tomkins 21 Burlington and Lois E. Hansel 50 Marion. George E. Norton 23 rural Maxwell died after his car left a Story county road east of Collins. Bill R. Dyer 21 Des Moines died when a car carrying four youths went out of control and hit a tree in Des Moines. Donald Martin Seehusen 40 Pomeroy was killed Saturday when thrown from a rolling car near Fonda on route 7.
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Oakdale
Highway
Thomas W. Tomkins
Burlington
Lois E. Hansel
Marion
George E. Norton
Maxwell
Story County
Collins
Bill R. Dyer
Des Moines
Donald Martin Seehusen
Pomeroy
Fonda
Highway 218
Lois F. Hansel
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Kandie Schoelerman
Hansel
Kathryn A. Boquist
Clinton
Tomkins
Independence Firemen Report 42 Calls in 1970
Independence fire department answered 42 alarms in 1970 with city losses at 19,149.36 and rural losses 23,320. Two city fires accounted for 80 percent of losses, including the June Fillinger house fire. Chief Spener notes average alarm cost 270.79 and city funds covered 20,022.65 for operations, surpassing the 18,562 budget.
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Independence
Independence Fire Department
Paul Spener
Want ads help you find buy or sell quickly and economically
Classified style blurb promotes want ads as fast economical tools for readers to locate goods services or opportunities. Emphasizes ease of use and value in placing or responding to ads for buying selling rentals jobs and personal notices.
Decorah Jaycees award five outstanding leaders for 1970
The Decorah Jaycees honored five individuals at their 1970 awards banquet. Jerry Scott received the distinguished service award, Spencer Harvedt the outstanding young farmer, Betty Hacker the outstanding young teacher, Alen Senior the outstanding young religious leader, LaVerne Mosher the outstanding young boss, and Paul Hexom was named the outstanding Jaycee for 1970.
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Decorah
Decorah Jaycees
Jerry Scott
Spencer Harvedt
Betty Hacker
Alen
LaVerne Mosher
Paul Hexom
Cornell Exhibit Showcases Hugh Lifson Works
MT VERNON A Lifson exhibit of recent drawings and sculptures will open Tuesday in Armstrong gallery on the Cornell college campus. The show titled Que no quiero verla spans about 20 works and runs through March 6 with gallery hours 8 am to 10 pm daily except Sundays. Lifson has taught at Cornell since 1963 and holds degrees from Wesleyan University and Pratt Institute.
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MT. Vernon
Hugh Lifson
Cornell College
Armstrong Gallery
Lifson
Cornell
New York City
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Luther Theater to Open With Wayward Saints
DECORAH IOWA The Luther college theater department prepares to stage A Company of Wayward Saints with performances Feb 4 5 6 7 at 8 p.m in Valders theater High school matinees Feb 2 3 are sold out Cast includes Den nis Eichelberger Russ Piekarski David Mosbo Jim Mondor Jim Behrens Gail Anderson Sharon Meyer Nina Hartzell and others in improvised commedia dell arte inspired comedy about actors seeking home and self discovery.
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Decorah
Iowa
Wayward Saints
Luther College
Valders
Robert Larson
George Herman
Dennis Eichelberger
Junior
Manson
Harlequin
Russ Piekarski
St. Paul
Scapino
David Mosbo
Rembrandt
Pantalone
Jim Mondor
Stillwater
Nina Hartzell
Rockford, Il
Ruffina
Mobile Banking Unit Ban Measure Filed
DES MOINES Iowa lawmakers introduced two bills Rep Howard Hamilton proposed banning mobile banking units from taking deposits outside chartered territories to curb competition for deposits and bolster local loan funding A second measure from Rep Kevin Kelly would make false credit card use in transactions of 100 or more a felony.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Howard Hamilton
Tipton
Hamilton
Kevin Kelly
Sioux City
Preparation H Advertising Claim for Hemorrhoidal Relief
An old advertisement promotes Preparation H as a doctor tested remedy to shrink hemorrhoidal swelling and relieve burning itching without narcotics or harsh astringents. It notes gentle soothing action and lubricating protection for inflamed tissue, available as ointment or suppository at drug counters.
Driver Charged After Improper Lane Change Collision in Independence
Independence youth Joseph Nickerson, 18, was charged with an improper lane change after his car collided with Therese Mishler, 17, at First Street East and Third Avenue. The incident occurred Saturday in Independence, with Mishler sustaining injuries managed on scene.
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Independence
Joseph Nickerson
Therese Mishler
First Street E
Third Avenue
Blairstown Youth Group To Host Drug Seminar
Blairstown United Presbyterian church youth group hosts a drug abuse program at 7 30 p m in church meeting rooms. Guests include Rev William Harnish director of Half Way House Cedar Rapids and a former addict. Each speaks about ten minutes and fields questions. First event by the newly forming Young Peoples group.
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Blairstown
Young Peoples Group
Presbyterian Church In
Hay Fire Damages Sioux City Stock Yards Shed
Fire at the Sioux City Stock Yards Co. burned a rectangular hay shed Sunday causing about 26000 dollars in damages. No injuries were reported and the cause was under investigation by local authorities.
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Sioux City
Fire causes heavy damage at Atlantic hatchery
A Monday fire north of Atlantic caused about 70 600 dollars in damage to a pul let growing farm hatchery owned by Bud Lindleman. The blaze damaged 50 000 dollar building and 20 000 dollars of equipment and killed about 20 000 chickens. The origin is unknown.
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Atlantic
UPI
Here
Bud Lindleman
Lindleman
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Notice
The Gazette lists subscription rates by carrier or mail including night and Sunday six issues for 2 dollars a month or 19 dollars a year, afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues for 2.15 dollars a month or 20 dollars a year, and 30 dollars yearly for other states. No mail subscriptions in areas served by Gazette carriers. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Buchanan County Association For Retarded Children
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