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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1975

Page

10

Marion Men Lenten Breakfasts Begin at First United

The annual Marion Lenten breakfast series opens Saturday at First United Methodist Church with breakfast served by United Methodist Women at 7 a.m. The opening speaker is Mrs. Norman Waffle on The Governors Soldiers Centurion and His Company. Other speakers include Dean Tate Tipton Cedar Rapids lay reader Rev Jay A Miller Paul Heath Sister Jean and Rev Herman Knol. Local ads, court notices and civic schedules fill the rest of the page.

First United Methodist Church United Methodist Norman Waffle St. Matthew's Convent Cedar Rapids Herman Knol Lake City Minu

Independence School Board Adopts 1975 76 Budget

The Independence Community School board approved a 1975 76 budget totaling 3,254,648 dollars in expenditures and 195,845 dollars for the schoolhouse fund after a public hearing with no objections. The plan, based on 2,303 students, carries a 137 percent rise over the current year's general fund. The millage rate is 51.807 mills, with 5.45 mills for the Area Education Agency.

Independence Independence Community School Board Area Education Agency

Culver Clark Blouin Honors Set by Demos

U S Senators Clark and Culver will be honored by Linn County Democratic Central committee Friday night in their first joint Linn county appearance as senators. The 8 pm dinner follows a 6 pm cocktail party with tickets priced from 3.50 to 35 dollars. Doris Peick and Anita Terpstra handle information. The event also touches on congressional reform revenue sharing and family farm issues with Gov. Robert Ray. Separately, Linn County school matters include a one mill loss next year and a settlement for Middle School band room fire damage totaling 75,108.83 dollars. The board approved a July start date for the 1975-76 year and a staff reduction policy to take effect in July.

U.S Dick Clark John Culver Michael Blouin Linn County Democratic Central Committee Clark Culver Senate Teamsters Hall J Street Ibew Hall Wiley Boulevard Doris Peick Anita Terpstra Clark, Culver Blouin Robert Ray County Board of Education Donald Henderson Harriet Short

Des Moines Appoints New Members to Psychology Examiners Board

Gov. Ray named Joan Jacob, 31, Des Moines, a Cedar Rapids school district psychologist, to a one year term on the Iowa state board of psychological examiners. Also appointed were Dr. John Menne, Herbert Notch, Dr. Vinton Rowley, Dr. Irene Wiemers, plus public representatives Elsie Grant and Joan McKean. Terms run through mid 1977 or 1978, beginning July 1.

Des Moines Joan Jacob Greenfield Street Cedar Rapids Iowa State Board of Psychological Examiners Robert Ray John Menne Cambridge Iowa State University Ames Herbert Notch Newton Jasper County Mental Health Center Iowa Psychological Assn Vinton Rowley Iowa City University of Iowa Irene Wiemers Cherokee Elsie Grant Joan McKean Cedar Falls Iowa Women's Political Caucus

Iowa lawmakers clash over bureau of corrections control

In Des Moines, Social Services Commissioner Kevin Burns opposes Senator Eugene Hill’s plan to move the bureau of adult corrections from the social services department. Burns warns the move would weaken prison control and hinder swift staff transfers, while Hill seeks a five member board and broader accountability amid reviews of furlough and work release programs. Carr urges continued legislative scrutiny of prison administration with a Wednesday subcommittee meeting.

Des Moines UPI Social Services Kevin Burna Bureau of Adult Corrections Social Services Department Eugene Hill Newton Iowa Burns Hill Senators Robert Carr Carr D-Dubuque

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