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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1978
Page
14
The Linn County Health Department releases an air pollution chart for February 15 to 21. It shows station readings for particulate matter sulfur dioxide carbon monoxide and ozone with 100 as the NAAQS benchmark. For questions call 398 3551.
A Mount Mercy College report shows 94 percent of the 1977 graduates employed. Nursing and medical technology led fields, with 85 percent in Iowa and 55 percent in Cedar Rapids. A third session of the Project What Now series on job seeking is planned for Wednesday in the Little Theater.
The sixth annual Easter Sunrise Service will be held March 26 from 6 to 7 a.m. atop the Empire State Building on the 86th floor observatory. The event marks the highest Easter service in the world on a man engineered structure in New York.
The note lists U S auto industry steel use 19 percent and rubber 74 percent, cites cave formation by water and wind, Finland forest share around 70 percent, and divorce rates rising from 1965 to 1977 with Australia and Russia ranking second and third.
Radar locations to be checked periodically across several districts. Northwest edgewood Road Ellis Boulevard and F Avenue are listed along with Southwest Wilson and Oklahoma avenues Kirkwood Boulevard and the Jefferson High School area. Northeast Center Point Road Council Street and First Southeast Third 15th 19th streets Fifth Avenue and Mount Vernon Road are included.
The Community Cardiac Rehabilitation Program opens registration for its final 13 week session at the Central YMCA from March 6 to June 2. Larry Bush notes co sponsors St Luke s Mercy hospitals Linn County Medical Society and the Linn County Heart Association.
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