Five Coe scholarships listed with competitive dates
Coe College announced dates and details for five major scholarships for 1971. Ramsey, science, presidential, Marshall Music, and Bryant awards cover high schoolers from Cedar Rapids area and other districts with need and merit. Final competition spans March 6 to March 22 at Coe.
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The
Cedar Rapids
Greece
Coe College
College Scholarship Service
Addison J. and
Mayme Sherwood Ramsey
End Prairie
Marion
Linn-Mar
Che
Coe
Williston Jones
Reshman
Stephen Phelps
Reshma
Samuel 8. McCormick
Marshall Music
James Marshall
Gompelikian
Bryant
George W. Bryant
George Bryant
Linn County Inducts Fourteen Into Armed Forces
Fourteen men were drafted by Linn County selective service board. Names include Robert K. Clark Creston Myron W Coppock Lisbon Everette Huntington Seattle Marvin Kata jr Marion Garry Knussman Marion Roger Phelps Cave Hollow Willian Sackett Cedar Rapids Kenneth Sherman rural Alburnett Donn Stife Marion Vernon Spidle Middle and Donald Tesar Tucal. Reported home and care are Airman Steven Guess Minot AFB Lackland AFB Pvt Orville Nichols Vietnam route Michael Ward What Cheer and PFC Phe Wesley Schultz Camp Pendleton Marine Sgt H W Bender Jr Norfolk Va entering delayed program Bruce Ballard 19 Marion.
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Linn County Selective Kervies Board
Robert K. Clark
Creston
Myron W. Coppork
Istreet
William J. Gravatt
Lisbon
Everette R. Huntington
Seventh Avenue
Robert W. Johnson
First ‘Street
William L. Kealing
Fifteenth Avenue
Marvin H. Kata, Jr
Ninth Avenue
Garry D. Knussman
Country Club Dlive
Marion
Roger N. Phelps
Cavelone
Willian A. Sackett
Thirty-fifth Street
Kennelth D. Sherman
Alburnett
Donn L. Stife
Moore's Trailer Court
Duant EB. Spidle
Middle
Donald B. Tesar
Tucal Mi
Vernon
Steven M. Guess
William Guess
Avenue N
Lackland Afb
Texas
Minot Afb
A.D
Orville Nichols
Lod Nichols
Legal Avenue NB
Fietnam
Linn County
Arvuee Ward
P. N. Chiafos, Jr
Rose K. Lodestein
Forty-first Street
Uss Santa Barbara
Phe
Wesley A. Schultz
R. E. Schultz
Fifteenth Street
Camp Pendleton
Calif
H. W. Bender, Jr
Robert
Kirkwood offers five week boiler maintenance course
Jerry K Meskimen son of Mr and Mrs Regis Meski has joined a five week course at Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids. The program run by Iowa State University and the Navy aims to train in boiler operation and hot water steam heating, with certification exam prep. First class meets Jan 11 at 7 PM in Building C on the Kirkwood campus. Registration is 15 dollars and the course runs Monday through February. Contact Robert Kucera at Kirkwood 398 5559.
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Jerry K. Meskimen
Regis
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood
Vietnam
Munity College
Iowa State Univer
Navy
San Diego City
Samuel D. Weaver
Nual Anamosa
Craig
Dow
Bowling Street
Short Courses At Kirkwood To Start This Month
Kirkwood Community College offers four short programs this month in technical writing, industrial housekeeping, production control, and work simplification. Courses run January through March with fees from 20 to 30 dollars. Register by phone three days prior. contact coordinator Robert Kucera at Kirkwood for details.
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Kirkwood Community College
Robert Kucera
Kirkwood
Linn
Linn Hall
Yuilon
Robert Kycera
Letter Took 37 Years To Travel Two Miles
In Birkenshaw England a Christmas mail item arrived for Francis Hall a letter from his lawyer. The note reminded him to go to court and claim money. The letter was posted two miles from his home in 1993 and post office officials opened an inquiry.
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Birkenshaw
England
UPI
Francis Hall
Jetter
Post Office
1970s Business News Glimmers of Hope
A review of 1970s business week reveals turmoil from Penn Central bankruptcy and inflation to bank rescues and corporate trouble. Yet Chrysler rescue efforts and price trends hint at stabilization amid a mixed economy with pockets of optimism.
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Penn General
Tow
Chrysler
Lyne Townsend
New York
Nixon
Taiwan Faces 1971 U N Seat Crisis Amid Shifts In Recognition
Nationalist China confronts a possible loss of its U N seat as Canada and Italy switch recognition to Peking. The 5141 General Assembly vote suggests Beijing may win in 1971, threatening Taipei’s charter status while Taiwan enjoys strong economy growth and rising per capita income. Public apathy masks security concerns as the government vows to break ties with nations recognizing Communist China and to withdraw from the U N if Peking gains admission.
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Shilton Shaw
Taipei
UPS
China
Canada
Italy
U.N. General Assembly
Peking
U.N
Taiwan
U. N
Nas
LU. N
Oceanographer tracks deep sea pollutants with turbulence sensor
Honolulu based University of Hawaii oceanographer Dr. Brent Gallagher reports a new instrument measuring deep water turbulence to predict pollutant spread. The device, deployed up to a third of a mile deep, records minute swirling motions and guides sewage disposal away from beaches and water supplies.
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Honolulu
UPI
Brent Gallagher
University of Hawaii
Gallagher
Dot Gallagher
National Science Foundation
Predicts Full Use of Water Now Discarded
New York report cites Rex Chambert Inc predicting the U S will daily recycle the entire water supply within a decade. President William Messinger argues public shock will fade as treatment improves for currently discarded sources like sewage, potentially making more water potable by 1980.
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New York
UPT
U.S
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