Sheriffs Challenge Pesch Remark on Highway Patrol
The Iowa Sheriffs Association criticized State Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch for saying the highway patrol is the only line between Iowans and a high toll of 700 to 800 yearly deaths. Pesch says he was quoted out of context and aims to avoid shifting duties to patrolmen. The sheriffs praised broad collaboration among law enforcement and drivers, noting 6,833 accidents investigated by sheriffs in 84 counties and 1,362 joint scenes with patrols. patrols also handled 2,605 reported scenes.
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Wisconsin Man Named to Upper Iowa Staff
Dr. Alex P. Ferguson 42 of Kenosha Wisconsin joins Upper Iowa University as associate professor of psychology. He will begin duties Jan 29. A World War II veteran with rank of major, he has 12 years with Wisconsin State College Superior North Central College Naperville Bethany College Bethany DePaul University Chicago. He earned a Doctor of Education from the University of North Dakota. He is single.
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Starmont School Board Plans $685000 Bond Sale
Special to The Gazette Strawberry Point The Starmont school board will sell 685000 dollars in bonds for construction of a new high school on February 4.
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Asks Further Delay In Disarmament Talks
Geneva AP reports the 17 nation disarmament talks will be postponed a second time to late February at the request of U Thant. He asked for the delay to avoid overburdening the UN and to allow a conference on economic development to proceed.
Talks Between Geneva Staff Delayed To February
Talks originally set to resume January 15 were postponed to February 12 to allow for additional United States Soviet negotiations.
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Extension of 11-week summer term at State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls is launching an 11-week summer term to let students finish degree work in three years. The 12 semester hour term targets entering freshmen with a limited general education curriculum this summer. A sophomore term is planned for 1964 and a full freshman to senior curriculum may follow. The standard eight-week session will run alongside with about 2,300 students, including 800 to 1,000 graduate students. The State Board of Regents approved a $301,000 budget for the summer program.
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Budget Up 12 Percent for Summer Staff Costs
The total budget climbs 12 percent over the 1962 summer budget with roughly a 2 percent salary rise implemented last July and a modest expansion of the summer staff.
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