Cedar Rapids Hears Need for New Schools by 1970
A University of Town team led by Prof. William Monahan says Cedar Rapids must add elementary rooms in northwest and far north by 1970 and build a fourth high school by 1975. Enrollment projected from 21,964 to 26,313, with continued 3–4 percent annual growth.
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Cedar Rapids
University of Town
William Monahan
Monahan
Franklin, Roosevelt
McKinley
Port Said
Frank Monahan
Roosevelt
Nilson
Twin Knezevich
Regis Students Begin Driver Education At Washington
Regis high school students will start driver education this semester in a before school class at Washington high. Supt. Arnold Salisbury reports five to seven junior high classes will be needed. about 25 students from Harding join the east side Catholic group, with capacity for more as districts plan new enrollments by 1970. Parochial schools face state aid limits, while construction will add a new 650 seat school this spring, and a second LaSalle high on the west side plans to wait until 1966-67.
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Regis High School
Washington High School
Arnold Salisbury
Harding Junior High School
Catholic
Salisbury
Hoover, Madison
Algis
Thejin
Burjing
Catholic LaSalle
Cedar Rapids Board Approves School Sign Purchases
The Cedar Rapids school board approved placing identification signs on Adams Truman and Fillmore elementary schools. The polished aluminum signs cost 1252.10 in total, with architects recommending a ribbon style lettering.
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Cedar Rapids
Adams, Truman
Fillmore
Board Hires First Woman Bus Driver
Cedar Rapids school board approves Mrs. Allen Ernst as substitute bus driver after state tests. Plans for Calvin Coolidge elementary include a three to four section K-6 facility. hearings set for Feb. 17 with bids on Feb. 21.
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Maynard
West Central
Cedar Rapids
Ernst
Alfied
Highway Patrol
Taft
Cedar Hills
Truman
Coolidge
Fire Rages Through Saigon Block Near Downtown
A fire swept a square block area near downtown Saigon on Tuesday. Officials say the blaze appeared accidental with no sign of Viet Cong involvement or sabotage.
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Saigon
Belle Plaine Audit and Cedar Lake Renewal Moves
The Cedar Rapids urban renewal board recommended council approval of the Civic Center project with a public hearing set for Wednesday. They also approved a $536,000 temporary loan for Cedar Lake renewal and outlined an eight month Belle Plaine audit detailing receipts and investments.
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Cedar Rapids Urban Renewal Board
City ‘Council
Civic’ ‘Center
City Hall
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Chicago
City Department of Planning and Redevelopment
Federal Agency
First Avenue
Belle Plaine
Lorne R. Worthington
U. S. Treasury
Isays
Nnw
Don Salyer
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Cedar Lake
Cedar Valley Road
Cedar Rapids
Urban Planning Consultants of
Iowa Supreme Court Affirms Windstorm Damages Case
The Iowa supreme court handed down opinions Tuesday, affirming the Winneg?ishiek case on windstorm damages against Olson versus Norwegian Mutual Insurance Assn. The ruling upholds the lower court decision in Olson.
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DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Olson
Norwegian Mutual Insurance Assn
Winneshiek
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