First Electrical Engineering Coed Dod SUI Sophomore Mary Kulish
Mary Kulish a sophomore from Marion drew startled looks as she navigated campus events and competitions in the electrical engineering program at State University.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1958
Page
3
Mary Kulish a sophomore from Marion drew startled looks as she navigated campus events and competitions in the electrical engineering program at State University.
Vernon Naggaty was named Iowa City's outstanding young man of 1957 for community service at the annual Junior Chamber of Commerce awards dinner. Leland McCormick received the Jaycee key man award and Robert Stevenson the outstanding boss award. Naggaty's activities include March of Dimes county chair, Community Chest area chair, Boy Scouts leadership, and Methodist church work. Mary Kulish becomes first woman to enroll in University of Iowa engineering manufacturing processes, the only woman in the SIU College of Engineering, driven by strong math and science background and aims for nuclear or missile engineering.
Federal aid totaling 24 297.94 will fund construction of a sewage treatment plant east of Hopkinton. Mary Kulish, 19, oldest of five children of Frank and Mrs Kulish, comments on the project and engineering career interest. The plant near the Kulish home is projected to cost 197 269 dollars.
Iowa Board of Social Welfare announced cuts to aid to aged, blind, and dependent children programs. Old age payments to about 38,000 Iowans will drop $2 to $53 monthly starting March or April. Average old age benefit now exceeds $47. Cuts come to fund the program amid legislative funding gaps.
Delhi residents vote Tuesday 87.2 percent yes 145 to 23 against a municipal water system. The spring start is planned with an estimated cost of 540000. Des Moines reports city officials discuss bids and accelerated plans to complete the water system and improve local fire insurance rates.
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