Protests Force Closures At Colleges Across Coasts
Militants at Queens College in New York suspend classes for a second day amid calls for autonomy of a poverty outreach program. San Francisco State College. police clash with students as a court bans picketing. five arrests reported. Acting President Hayakawa voices concern as strike action shuts down campus life. Governor Reagan threatens firing and loss of pay for teachers on strike.
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New York City College
San Francisco
Waltham
Mass
New York
Queens College
City University
Joseph McMurray
McMurray
Edward O
S. I. Hayakawa
O'Day
State College
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Hayakawa
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Waterloo Man Is New Potentate of El Kahir Temple
Myles Newcomb of Waterloo was elected Potentate of the El Kahir Shrine Temple at its annual meeting. Other officers elected include Wilmer J. Robison, Warren J. Rees, Joseph Sampson, Richard Aldershot, Vernon Pickerill, and Russell Hess. Past Potentate Donald J. Fisher was named trustee for five years, with Newcomb and others chosen as imperial council representatives to meet in Seattle next July. The holding company also elected Paul E. Riggs to the board. Separately, a college official's home near campus was damaged by incendiary bombs and a fire. injuries and burns were reported. In nearby Waltham, militant students disrupted Brandeis University facilities in a nonviolent bid for autonomy, prompting a faculty vote condemning the takeover.
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Myles Newcomb
Waterloo
el Kahir Shrine
Wilmer J. Robison
Rabban
Warren J. Rees
Anamosa
Joseph Sampson
Richard Aldershot
Vernon E. Pickerill
Russell I. Hess
Donald J. Fisher
Newcomb
Robison
Rees
E. A. Mitchell
Imperial Council
el Kahir Temple
Seattle
Wash
James H. Smith
C. Lee Eckert
E Kahir Temple Holding Co
Paul E. Riggs
Salvation Army Christmas Funds Benefit 642 Families
Salvation Army officials report the Christmas welfare program issued 642 food certificates for 2,424 people. The drive raised 763 over a 5,000 goal, aided 851 applications, with 109 helped by others. Jaycee toy letters reached 341 families, toys went to 1,175 children. Leaguers visited ten institutions including Iowa City Veterans Hospital and distributed candy.
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Salvation Army
Army
Salvation Army League of Mercy Workers
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Jaycees and
Legion Auxiliary
Chamber Dinner and Buchwald Speech Tickets Available
Tickets are on sale for the 81st annual Chamber of Commerce meeting on January 23 featuring columnist Art Buchwald. A 6:30 p.m. prime rib dinner at the Roosevelt hotel precedes his address, with a noon January 22 reservation deadline and $4.50 per person.
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Chamber of Commerce
Art Buchwald
Buchwald
Washington
Roosevelt Hotel
Chamber
Cedar Rapids
Corporation Formed By Education Assn
The Iowa State Education Assn formed ISEA Services, Inc. to administer programs of economic benefit for members and sell materials at discount to the public. Wayne Begg named Marvin Larson, director of the ISEA Library Service, as executive vice president. the new corporation began operating January 1.
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DES Moines
Iowa State Education Assn
ISEA
Wayne Begg
Marvin Larson
Isea Library Service
Isea Services, Inc
Begg
Tax Returns Now Filed Directly to IRS Center
John F. Hanlon Iowa district director directs all federal tax returns to be sent to the Internal Revenue Service Center in Kansas City Missouri. Returns sent to Des Moines create unnecessary handling. envelopes in tax packets show the center address for convenience.
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John F. Hanlon
Internal Revenue
State of
Iowa
Internal Revenue Service Center
Midwest Region
Kansas City
Des Moines
Zeller Elected Chamber's Civic Bureau Chairman
Ed Zeller executive secretary of the YMCA was elected 1969 chairman of the Chamber of Commerce civic bureau. He succeeds Paul Kindig and joins a three year term on the bureau's executive committee. Swords Ellison Davis Metcalfe Ottson also named to three year terms. Ewoldt serves as bureau secretary.
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Ed Zeller
YMCA
Chamber of Commerce Civic Bureau
Paul Kindig
Zeller
Bureau
M. G. Swords
Robert Ellison
Swords
Ellison
George Davis
Dean Metcalfe
Kenneth Ottson
Harold Ewoldt
Chamber
Let a want ad help you solve your buying or selling pro
A brief notice invites readers to use want ads to address buying or selling needs. It suggests ads can connect buyers with sellers efficiently in the local market.
Cedar Rapids Executives Assn Installs Officers
Walter M. Brown of 435 Longwood Drive NE was installed Thursday as president of the Cedar Rapids Executives Assn. Other officers named include George A. White first vice president Donald J. Maresh second vice president Wilmer J. Ross treasurer and Ed C. Rudin secretary. Directors chosen were Louis Nilles Charles E. Remm P. Aldershot A. E. Morehouse L. W. Mack Wayne Dunlavey and B. H. Walla.
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Walter M. Brown
Longwood Drive
Colonial Baking Co
Cedar Rapids Executives Assn
George A. White
Donald J. Maresh
Wilmer J. Ross
Ed C. Rudin
Louis Nilles
Charles E. Remm
P. Aldershot
A. E. Morehouse
L. W. Mack
Wayne Dunlavey
B. H. Walla
Health Board Backs Fluoridation Bill
Iowa health board approves a bill requiring fluoride in water supplies for about 460 of 944 cities. The measure, drafted by the Iowa Dental Assn, targets communities lacking natural fluoride or existing fluoridation programs.
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Des Moines
Iowa Board of Health
Iowa Dental Assn
Iowa
Fluoridation Becomes Optional in Iowa Amid State Shift
Iowa ends mandatory fluoride in public water and makes it optional. Five other states still require fluoridation while debates persist over public health policy.
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Iowa
Jepsen To Speak At Cedar Rapids Jaycee Awards
Lt. Gov elect Roger Jepsen will speak at the Cedar Rapids Jaycee Bosses Night awards program January 22 at the Montage hotel. A 6:30 p.m. social hour and 7:30 p.m. dinner follow. Tickets are 3 dollars. Reservations may be made at 364 5135.
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Roger Jepsen
Cedar Rapids
Montrose
Barn Destroyed by Fire Near Oelwein
A barn and plumbing workshop owned by Art Swensen one mile northwest of Oelwein burned at about 10 30 p m wind gusts of 40 mph hindered flames Hazleton firemen saved the nearby house The loss included a pickup truck a car and plumbing tools The cause was not determined
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Oelwein
Art Swensen
Here
Hazleton
Swensen
Des Moines Marine Killed in Vietnam Mine Blast
Marine Pfc. John Abolins, 19, of Des Moines died Saturday in Vietnam from wounds from a mine explosion in Quang Tri province. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Juris Abolins of Des Moines.
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Des Moines
John Abolins
Vietnam
Quang Tri Province
Pentagon
Juris Abolins
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