Linn County clinic hires Dr. Hunter Comly as chief of child psychiatry
Dr. Hunter H. Comly, 56, appointed chief of the Linn County psychiatric clinic child psychiatry division at a salary of 42,875 dollars. He will lead a staff serving about 500 children yearly while splitting time with private practice. The appointment follows remarks by Dr. R. Paul Penningroth and Beverly Moore on rising adolescent problems and community needs.
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Linn County
R. Paul Penningroth
Linn County Psychiatric Clinic
Hunter H. Comly
Comly
University of Iowa
Yale Medical School
Iowa Psychiatric Society
Beverly Moore
Linn County Psychiatric Board
Penningroth
Hamlin
American Board of Neurology and Psychology
American Board of Pediatrics
Moore
Kirkwood Hosts Counselors Day With Regional High Schools
Kirkwood Community College will host its annual high school counselors day on Tuesday in Iowa Hall. Jim Miller, head of admissions, expects over 50 counselors from seven counties to attend. Registration is at 8 30 am. Attendees will hear about job placement statistics for graduates, college transfer procedures, and the KEY vocational training program. Lunch will be provided by students in food service management, and afternoon tours of college facilities will follow. The event aims to acquaint counselors with Kirkwood programs and policies.
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Kirkwood Community College
Jim Miller
Kirkwood
Iowa Hall
Food Service
Miller
Clark Sets Hearings On Farm Home Agency
U S Senator Dick Clark chairs five days of hearings in Washington with the Senate Rural Development and House Conservation and Credit subcommittees on the Farmers Home Administration. The probe follows a two year inquiry including a survey of 4 000 rural leaders and a General Accounting Office review. Hearings run Jan 27 29 and Feb 4 5 and focus on Rural Development Act duties and internal management issues.
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Senate Rural Development Subcommittee
U.S
Dick Clark
Washington
Farmers Home Administration
Clark
Cedar Rapids
General Accounting Office
House Conservation and Credit Subcommittee
Pittsburgh Teachers’ Offices Seized by Sheriff
Pittsburgh sheriff deputies padlocked the offices of the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers and froze assets to collect fines totaling 45 000 dollars after the union defied a court order ending a 45 day walkout.
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Pittsburgh
Teachers’ Offices
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
PFT
Allegheny County
Donald Ziegler
Wilson's Augusta Home for Sale
The boyhood home of President Wilson in Augusta Georgia is up for sale at seventy five thousand dollars. City officials have shown no interest in preserving the historic area around the house. W C Peebles seeks 75000 dollars for the house where the future president lived from 1858 to 1870 while his father preached nearby.
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Augusta
Wilson
W.C. Peebles
Heying Threatens Over Volga Lake Project Demands
DES MOINES AP Sen Hilarius Heying tells fellow Democrats they must back the Volga lake project or face retaliation this year. Democrats hold a 26 24 Senate majority with 26 votes needed for passage. Heying cues action by starting the project or selling back 5 900 state acres to farmers while noting no progress from the Iowa conservation commission.
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Des Moines
Hilarius Heying
D-West Union
Volga Lake Project
Heying
Senate
Pasage
Volga Lake
Iowa Conservation Commission
Gladbrook Man Charged with Two Arson Incidents
Gladbrook resident Stanley Alan Walton, 36, faces two arson counts for fires on December 26 and January 3 at the family home two miles north of Gladbrook. Deputy State Fire Marshall info filed. Walton seeks a preliminary hearing set for January 29. He is jailed on 25,000 dollars bond per count. The December fire destroyed an outbuilding. the January blaze consumed the house. Four children escaped. Mrs. Walton hospitalized for head injuries.
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Gladbrook
Stanley Alan Walton
Here
Robert Smith
George Stein
Toledo
Walton
Marshall County
Henry Wilkins
Fagan Rites Held for Marion Resident Bernard M Fagan
Bernard M Fagan 82 of 1150 English boulevard Marion died Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital Born March 1 1893 at Onslow he served in World War I and farmed in Ons low Temple Hill area Retiring to Marion he leaves Grace G Shannahan his wife four sons two daughters 29 grandchildren and two sisters Services 10 30 a m Saturday at St Peter's Temple Hill Burial at St Peter's Cemetery Temple Hill Rosary 8 p m Thursday at Murdoch Chapel Marion Friends may call Devaney Cascade 2 p m Friday wake at 8 p m Friday
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Bernard M. Fagan
English Boulevard
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Onslow
Grace G. Shannahan
South Garryowen
Fagan
U.S. Army Engineers
Onslow-Temple Hill
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Paul J. Fagan
Carl B
Lodi
Calif
Robert D
van Nuys
Earl P
Epworth
Robert McKean
Santa Clara
Don Harris
Waterloo
Bernard Keating
Cascade
Frances Fagan
Anamosa
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Temple Hill
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Devaney
Republican Caucus Fourth Ward Sites Set
Ward four precinct one meets at Marion's city hall 1100 Eighth avenue and ward four precinct two at Marion community center Seventh street and Tenth avenue. Caucuses start at 7 p.m. Monday. Friday fish and shrimp served 6 to 9 p.m. YMCA schedule lists multiple classes and swim times. Benefiting Marion Booster Club.
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Fourth Ward
Marion
Eighth Avenue
Marion Community Center
Seventh Street
Tenth Avenue
Building permit issued for Milwaukee home project
One building permit processed in the last seven days by the building department approves a house at 3060 Twenty-eighth Avenue for Frank Lochner with an estimated cost of 29276 dollars. Includes assorted local ads and a historical note on the 1896 Anglo-Zanzibar War lasting 38 minutes and Henry VIII's 1535 title change.
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Twenty-eighth Avenue
Frank Lochner
England
Zanzibar
Henry VIII
ABP Feeders Receive Nearly $10 Million Under Bankruptcy Plan
Ameri can Beef Packers mailed checks totaling almost $10 million to livestock feeders as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan. President Joseph Skram said the payment covers 55 percent of what is owed, with further installments planned over seven to eight years and interest if possible.
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Omaha
UPI
American Beef Packers, Inc
ABP
Joseph Skram
Spanish Workers Strike Escalates at Barcelona Port
Dock workers at Spain s largest port joined a broader labor wave in Madrid after 2000 Barcelona stevedores walked out over pay. Some 4000 power company employees and about 12000 industrial and banking workers also joined strikes in Barcelona amid pressure on the new government.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Barcelona
Last Minute Conciliation in Cedar Rapids Race Bias Case
A last minute conciliation canceled a Cedar Rapids human rights commission hearing. Two black employees filed complaints against Cedar Rapids branch of a national firm. The agreement includes reemployment with full seniority but no back pay for the discharged worker and compensation for the suspended worker, plus a company meeting to address ongoing issues.
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Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission
Cedar Rapids
Commission
Tommy Tucker
Joyce van Deusen
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