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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1971
Page
4
Dennis Bates reports that the North Central Association is known for accrediting colleges and schools but has other functions as well. The piece notes the breadth of NCA activities in education oversight and evaluation.
Dr. Donald J. Stout explains how the North Central Association conducts school evaluations in Cedar Rapids. Taft Junior High hosted a 23 member NCA team. other schools like Washington Kennedy Jefferson McKinley and Wilson are named for past and upcoming reviews. The process emphasizes independent audit by teachers and administrators and guides program improvements.
Audubon Naturalist society of Cedar Rapids presents Galapagos film at Coe College Sinclair auditorium with 5:30 matinee and 8 p.m. showings. Narrator Martin Bruce discusses Darwin era exploration. tickets at the door priced 50 cents adults 25 cents under 18. evening 1 dollar adults 50 cents students.
An informational session at Greene hall on the Coe college campus today at 1 p.m. prepares students who volunteered for the Linn County Heart fund drive. Tim Evans chairs the 1971 effort guiding about 60 volunteers from Lambda Chi Alpha, Greene hall residents, and Crescent Auxiliary. PRAGUE AP Mlada Fronta notes a severe midwinter shortage of knee-length stockings for men and women.
The Cedar Rapids Marion Chamber of Commerce will receive the Presidential E Star award for its foreign trade promotion at a noon luncheon Monday. U S Senator Jack Miller will present the award at the Roosevelt hotel with Roy Baker of the Des Moines field office and local chamber officials in attendance.
In a Chicago report, Judith Krug of the American Library Association argues libraries do not stock pornography due to lack of demand and embarrassment. She notes some underground periodicals face complaints, while Tulsa, Groton, and Minneapolis libraries maintain access policies or restrict underground papers to adults.
Postmaster C. J. Seda announces the retirement of Alex J. Mitchell after 35 years in the postal service. Raymond A. Banowetz is promoted to customer services representative. he began in 1955 and has served in multiple postal roles. Banowetz, a Navy veteran, lives with his wife at 826 Twenty-fifth Street NE and their son Thomas, with two other sons Gary and Bernard. He is president of the Iowa State Square and Round Dance Federation and member of Saint Matthew's Catholic Church.
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