Construction of Area 10 Campus Building To Begin
Area 10 Community College will start the first vocational technical building in April at the Cedar Rapids campus. Lowell Sisson says site work will precede general contracts with bids for utilities and steel. Completion of the east half is planned for 1968 with the full building by 1969. Dr. Selby Ballantyne reports a $1.4 million federal funding application, to be combined with state funds and Area 1 taxes. preliminary budget set at 3.88 million.
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First Area 10
Area 10 Community College
College
Lowell Sisson
Area 10
Cedar Rapids
Sisson
Selby Ballantyne
Ballantyne
Board of Directors
State Department of Public Instruction
Seats Still Available on European Goodwill Tour
A fourth European goodwill tour for Cedar Rapids residents has limited seats left with an April 28 departure. The tour options include an air Paris trip, a multi-country European visit, and a Balkan itinerary from Athens to Rome. Group lists show many named participants across the three segments.
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Cedar Rapids
Chamber
Paris
Balkan
Athens
Rome
Grant Bramel
Donald J. Brown
Robert Carnes
Robert Church
Wayne Cooper
Wm. Crissman
A. J. Cummings
John Donnelly
Kazem Fathie
Jerald Greenblatt
John Huston
Willis E. Lamb
O. W. Lawrence
Norman Lipsky
Labor Assembly Endorses UCS Plan for Health Center Governance
The Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly backs UCS proposal to amend county hospital law to enable an independent, elected board of trustees to run a proposed county health center. Supervisors oppose creating another taxing public body while UCS favors a nonpartisan board with tax levying power.
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Cedar Rapids Labor Assembly
United Community Service
UCS
Richard Lamping
County Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Lamping
City Parkade income tops $88 thousand in 1966
Public Safety reports city parkade at Second Avenue and First Street SE took in $88,183.80 in 1966 from 370,921 vehicles. December had the heaviest use with 40,777 vehicles and $10,103.90 in receipts, while February was lightest with 25,991 vehicles and $5,139.60. A small $29.50 payment appeared on year receipts via machine.
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Second Avenue
First Street
Public Safety Department
Columbus Landpark
Dubuque Man Sues In Delaware County
Ronald Herrig of Dubuque sues two Delaware County residents John W. Pulver and Henry K. Haren for 3125 in damages after an Oct 1 collision in Dubuque at Third and Town streets. He seeks 3000 for alleged personal injuries and 125 for his car damage.
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Eec.ine Gazette
Manchester
Delaware County
John W. Pulver
Henry K. Haren
Ronald Herrig
Dubuque
Third
Town
Pulver
Haren
Mao Troops Locked in Showdown in Shansi Province
Peking radio reports a showdown battle in Shansi between Maoist loyalists and anti Mao forces. Maoist control claimed Jan 23 waned as rebels counter attacked over a dozen days. Reports note other provinces facing turmoil and shortages amid power struggles.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Peking Radio
Mao Tse-tung
Shansi
Mao
Singkiang
Heilungkiang
Kweichow
Great China Wall
Peking
Army Command
China
Canton
Chou En-lai
Army
Lo Ji-ching
Red China
Japan
Kyodo
Red Guard
Defense argues warrant issued without authority in Cobb case
Defense for Forrest Cobb contends Justice of the Peace Glenn Powers exceeded legal authority issuing a single search warrant used to seize car parts hair fiber and blood in a hit and run death case. The brief claims officers illegally searched Cobb's car and confiscated it before a warrant.
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Justice of the Peace
Glenn
Powers
Bertram Township
Forrest Cobb
Harold D. Vietor
Cobb
Twentieth Street SE
Nelson Larson
East Post Road
Beatty
Iowa
Linn
Karl Schade
Grand Jury
Four Iowa officials nominated for reappointment by Gov Hughes
Gov Harold Hughes sent four names to the Senate for reappointment to state boards. The slate includes George L Paul a 63 year old farmer and former Republican state representative for a six year term on the board of parole beginning July 1 W C Hahle a 62 year old Sumner lawyer blind since childhood for a three year term on the commission for the blind Dale K DeKoster 48 of Waterloo to the advisory investment board of the Iowa Public Employer Retirement System for a six year term and Albert A Augustine 51 to the appeal board on state institution construction contracts for a four year term beginning July 1.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Senate
George L. Paul
Brooklyn
Board of Parole
W. C. Hahle
Sumner
Commission For the Blind
Hughes
Dale K. DeKoster
Waterloo
Iowa
Albert A. Augustine
Iowa City Man Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving Charge
John Robert Smith, 33, Oakdale, pled guilty to drunk driving in Iowa City. He received a $300 fine and a 60 day license suspension after admitting to the offense. The case relates to an arrest by Iowa City police in University Heights on January 24.
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Iowa City
John Robert Smith
Oakdale
Schade
Smith
Cobb
University Heights
Hughes Defends Rail Case Attorney Fees
Gov Harold Hughes said Ames attorney Marion Hirschburg was worth the fee paid for representing Iowa in a railroad tax assessment case. Senator Joseph Flatt urged a judiciary review of the reportedly high fees, citing a total of 86781 at 50 dollars an hour. Hirschburg and ex Attorney General Lawrence Scalise declined comment.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Ames
Marion Hirschburg
Joseph Flatt
Rwinterset
Senate Judiciary Committee
Flatt
Hirschburg
Hughes
Atty
Lawrence Scalise
Postpone Amana Winter Carnival Announcement
Amana Jaycees postpone the annual Winter Carnival set for Sunday at Lily Lake to Sunday Feb 19 due to bad weather. The carta skating events start at 1 p.m. and will be part of the postponed program.
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Amana Jaycees
Lily Lake
Jaycees
Pete Stamper and Jean Seeley on Porter Wag On er Show
Pete Stamper and Jean Seeley appear as guests on the Porter Wag On er Show this Saturday at 5 30 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Pete Stamper
Jean Seeley
Porter Wagoner
Kcrg-Tv
Manchester motorist faces fine after suspended license plea
Hubert T. McGinn pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license and was fined 50 plus costs by Judge George C. Heath in district court and given 30 days to pay. A prior charge of intoxicated driving was dismissed for lack of evidence. McGinn remains hospitalized. Advertise where people look, use a want ad. Dial 369-1234.
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Manchester
Dial
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