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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1989
Page
4
Stephen J. Gilmour, a certified public accountant, becomes assistant professor and chairman of accounting at Mount Mercy College. He joined the Mount Mercy faculty in 1985 after earning his BS and MAS from Northern Illinois University and has contributed to several accounting textbooks.
The article urges daily attention to budgeting, record keeping, savings and investments, and prudent use of credit. It stresses emergency funds, fireproof insurance records, and diversified investments while noting tax considerations and retirement planning as essential steps toward financial comfort and avoiding disaster.
The U S Jaycees named ten outstanding young Americans for 1989 at a Tulsa ceremony. Des Moines blind athlete Sheila Holzworth, 27, noted for track skiing and water sports, climbed Mount Rainier in 1981 with disabled teammates.
Two men wearing ski masks robbed the Quick Trip store at 380 Blairs Ferry Rd NE around 2 40 am Sunday. They fled on foot with a duffle bag after taking cash. no injuries reported. Suspects described as 5 6 tall about 150 pounds. police have no suspects and investigation continues.
Iowa residents seeking financial aid to study for the priestly or ministerial path must apply by April 1, 1989. The University of Iowa School of Religion administers the Myron J. Walker Scholarship and will provide aid for seminary study next year. Applications are available by writing to School of Religion 308 Gilmore Hall University of Iowa Iowa City 52242.
Iowa health officials report varied reactions as they notify individuals in person of exposure to the AIDS virus. Dale Anthony notes exposure does not imply infection and stresses confidentiality and partner notification by consent.
Government offices are closed today in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Linn County holds a 5 a.m. supervisors session at the Administrative Office Building, Cedar Rapids hosts 3 p.m. Board of Adjustment in City Hall, and 7 p.m. Marion hosts the Conservation Board at 1890 County Home Rd. Poetry reading by James McKeon at 8 p.m. in Iowa City. Marianne Abel leads a 6:30 p.m. lecture at Coe College Stuart Hall.
Iowa state officials advise obtaining certified copies of birth certificates before the expected rush tied to income tax filing. The process requires a $6 fee per copy, a written application with vital details, and a two week processing time, with options to apply at the clerk of court or the Iowa Department of Public Health in Des Moines.
The University of Iowa Museum of Natural History hosts Neal Deaton in a Sunday slide talk at 2 p.m. in McBride Hall Auditorium. Deaton, who created the panda exhibit in Mammal Hall, will show the process of making two woolly mammoths for the Cincinnati Museum. The program is free.
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