Involving Low Income in HACAP Neighbors Centers
Linn county advisory board urged greater low income involvement in HACAP neighborhood centers and anti poverty centers on Cedar Rapids area sides. The recommendations followed OEO and university student surveys comparing HACAP with Jane Boyd Community House and Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Hawkeye Area
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
University of Iowa Social Work
United Community Services
UCS
HACAP
Linn Advisory Board
Jane Boyd
Salvation Army
Community House
Iowa Gov Ray proposes partial sales tax credit repeal
Gov Robert Ray says he would settle for a temporary partial repeal of the state sales tax credit on income tax returns to free funds for welfare and education. He plans to attend the National Governors conference and Apollo 9 launch coverage, and announces William H. Thompson as press secretary at $14 000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert Ray
Washington
Agnew
Cape Kennedy
Iowa
William H. Thompson
Pella
Thompson
Central College
Atlantic City
N. J
Press
Mu Da Co Show At Washington High This Week
The 1969 Mu Da Co annual show The Party will be staged Thursday through Saturday in Washington High School auditorium. The event showcases vocal, instrumental and drama departments with a feature Washington band segment. Advance tickets available by calling 365 5241 ext 3 or at the box office each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Music
Washington Band
Mariner 6 Begins Long Mars Journey
AP dispatch from Pasadena reports Mariner 6 carrying two television cameras sped toward Mars after liftoff from Cape Kennedy. The 901 pound craft, launched with infrared gear, aims to photograph 20 percent of Mars and to detect water vapor clouds and dust storms over a five month, 226.3 million mile voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Mariner 6
Mars
Mariner
Cape Kennedy
Canopus
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner 4
Earth
Mariner 7
Richard L Hart Faces Assault Charge After Arrest
Richard L Hart 18 of 1007 Eighteenth Street SW was arrested Monday evening on a charge of assault and battery. The complaint by Lucille Kannenberg on behalf of her 17 year old daughter Sandra Kinney states Hart accosted and struck Kinney on her way home from school Friday. Hart posted 110 bond and was released from city jail. The charge was filed with Justice Glenn Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Hart
Eighteenth Street
Lucille Kannenberg
Rockford Road
Sandra Kinney
Hart
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Five Books on Drugs Stolen from Library
The public library reported a theft of five drug related books from shelves. The collection included general references and a directory listing drugs currently in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Public Library
Nixon Praises Notre Dame Stand On Campus Disorder
President Nixon commends Notre Dame for a strict policy against campus disruptions and urges similar action nationwide. He asked Father Hesburgh to advise Vice President Agnew as governors discuss a national campus disorder policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Notre Dame
Washington
White House
Theodore Hesburgh
Father Hesburgh
Agnew
Oxford Junction Board Sets 1969 70 Teacher Base Salary
The Oxford Junction school board met in special session Monday evening and approved a base teacher salary of 6800 dollars for the 1969 70 school year, up from the present base of 6100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Junction
Fundamentalism Topic Friday in Lenten Luncheon Series
The Rev. Donald R. Jafvert of Kenwood Park United Presbyterian Church will speak on A Call to Fundamentalism at the second Men’s Lenten luncheon of 1969. The event is noon Friday at the Montrose hotel with interfaith sponsorship by local religious and community groups. Reservations to the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Jafvert
Kenwood Park United Presbyterian Church
Montrose Hotel
Jafvert
Kenwood Church
University of
Dean Metcalf
YMCA
Cedar Rapids man injured after van crashes into parked vehicles
Edward B. Maher Jr., 24, of 1120 Eighth Street SE, was injured early Tuesday when his light van struck a parked truck owned by Charles G. Schmitt and a parked car belonging to Norma Madison before overturning at Second Avenue and Seventh Street SE. Maher suffered a broken left leg and cuts and was in fair condition at St. Luke's Hospital. Police continued investigation. The van, a 1967 model, was demolished. Schmitt’s truck and Madison’s car sustained $150 and $300 in damage respectively.
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Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue
Seventh Street
Edward B. Maher, Jr
Eighth Street
Maher
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles G. Schmitt
Avenue NE
Norma Madison
Sixth Street
Marion
Schmitt
Madison
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Ilten & Taege
Lennox
Ilten & Taege, Inc
Second Ave
DIAL
Ray
Frank Nye
Gazette
Mu-Da-Co
Washington High
Want
Howard Woodard
Schoelerman
Larry Schoelerman
Iowa State University
Roger Carr
Col
R. L. Brumbaugh
Marion Road
Iowa State
Life On
Robert Leighton
California Institute of Technology
Desert
Oxford
Rev
D. R. Jafvert
Office of
C. R. Kitchen
Optometrist
Sears
First Ave
Times
Montrose
Lindale Plaza
Wardway
Iowa City
Kodak
E. B. Maher
Bankamericard
Ced Bel
Howard Johnson Motel
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
Twin Poplar Motel
Sorg Pharmacy, Inc
Flower City, Inc
Grant Williams
Fordtown Hall Bicycle, Inc
Hart’s Rent-A-Car
First National Bank of Marion
Sylvania
Black & White
Ina Styrene
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