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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1983

Page

5

Branstad to form high tech panel and push jobs

Iowa expects a permanent high technology committee within two weeks as Gov elect Branstad plans a weekly one on one strategy with industrial prospects. The 11 member task force urges promotion, stronger math and science schooling, and private research centers at Oakdale and Ankeny with university industry ties.

Dale Kueter Terry Branstad Iowa David Swanson Iowa Development Commission Cedar Rapids Rotary Club Branstad Swanson Oakdale Ankeny University of Iowa Iowa State University

Exiled Russian dissident to speak at Mount Mercy College

Exiled Soviet human rights activist Alexander Ginzburg will address Mount Mercy College on February 3 at 7:30 p.m. in McAuley Auditorium. The free event, his only Iowa stop, will feature Russian language delivery with English translation and a Q&A session. Sponsored by the Cultural Affairs Committee, the talk covers his decades of dissident activity and advocacy.

Alexander Ginzburg United States Mount Mercy College Ginzburg McAuley Auditorium Mount Mercy Cedar Rapids Iowa Michigan Illinois Moscow U.S.S.R Soviet Union Russian Social Fund Alexander Solzhenitsyn Samizdat Sintaxis Leningrad Moscow University Moscow Helsinki Watch Group KGB International League For Human Rights Amnesty International Mordovian Camp No. 1 West Ludmilla Irina Alexander Alexei Paris

Coe College Adds Soviet Russia to Evening Classes

Coe College expands its spring evening offerings to 13 courses starting Jan 31. The Soviet Russia class, taught by Glenn Janus, covers Bolshevik Revolution to postwar superpower status with weekly 7 to 9 30 p.m. sessions. Tuition is 335 per credit with a 25 non credit rate for seniors.

Soviet Russia Coe College Coe Soviet Union Glenn Janus Peterson Hall Dot Hinman

Marion Clubs Schedule Dessert Luncheon and Meetings

Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club plans a dessert luncheon at 1 30 p m Thursday at Suburban Restaurant. Marion Boosters meet Wednesday at 7 p m in the high school teachers lounge. Mothers of Twins host PRIDE speaker at 7 30 p m Thursday in Midland Financial building. Linn-Mar Boosters meet 7 30 p m Jan 17 in the junior high cafeteria. Public invited.

Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club Marion Boosters Marion Athletic Booster Club Marion Mothers of Twins PRIDE Midland Financial Linn-Mar Boosters Linn-Mar Community Schools

Marion police arrest Mount Vernon man for assault

Mount Vernon resident Howard L. Duckett was arrested at the Marion Police Station on a assault charge connected to an incident at the Horseless Carriage Lounge in Marion. The victim, Michael J. Tiernan, reported being struck multiple times at about 9 30 p m Thursday. Duckett was released on a summons to appear in court.

Mount Vernon Marion Howard L. Duckett Michael J. Tiernan 17Th Ave Tiernan Duckett Seventh Ave

Linn Haven May Buy Water Board Land In Marion

Marion Water Board agrees in principle to sell 0.4 acre by Blairs Ferry Road and Lindale Drive to Linn Haven Group Home. The proposal includes a second building plan, preserving two large trees, a state certificate of need, and an opening hoped for in late summer or early fall.

Janet Jones Free Lance Marion Water Board Blairs Ferry Road Lindale Drive Linn Haven Group Home Dick Beavers Darrell Berry Berry- Mahurin Construction Inc Beavers Linn Haven Berry Kensinger Dave Kalkwarf

Cedar Rapids drops painting tree wounds on public trunks

The Cedar Rapids Forestry Department has stopped painting wounds on public trees caused by city trimming due to inconclusive health benefits. It warns paint may trap diseases or harm trees if applied too thickly, amid emerging evidence of potential damage.

Cedar Rapids City Forestry Department

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