Nationwide search for convention bureau chief in Cedar Rapids
Scott Olson, re-elected chairman of the Cedar Rapids Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, announced four committee chairmen for 1979 and a nationwide search for a full time executive director to coordinate bureau projects. The new director will replace Doris Decker who resigned to join the Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors.
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Scott Olson
Cedar Rapids Area
Olson
Doris Decker
Cedar Rapids
Convention services committee names and 1979 officers
The convention services committee will be led by Mike Long with Sara Lee directing advertising and promotion Marty Kloska handling membership and finance and Dan Stevens region and state. The Cedar Rapids bureau will coordinate with state and regional tourism projects. Officers elected for 1979 include Mike Gebauer as vice chairman and Chuck Murphy as treasurer. The bureau is preparing its 1979 budget and plans a membership campaign later this month.
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Convention Services Committee
Mike Long
Sara Lee
Marty Kloska
Dan Stevens
Cedar Rapids Bureau
Olson
Mike Gebauer
Chuck Murphy
Military Briefs Highlight Promotions and Assignments
Promoted to major is Randall Heim son of Edward and Mrs. Heim of 537 30th St SE. he serves as traffic coordinator in Drahran Saudi Arabia until September. Outstanding Airman James T. Schulte son of Lynn and Mrs. Schulte of 2126 Deborah Dr SW named at Misawa Japan. Assignments list Pvt Kevin Unkel to Seoul Korea as tank mechanic. Marine Pvt Richard L Davenport to Camp Pendleton California. Sgt Terry L Seaton to Barksdale LA. Pvt Alex Andersen to Weisbaden Germany with the Army. Marine Lance Cpl Nicholas L Bower to Camp Pendleton. Airman Keith J Wiltse to Offutt NE. Marine Pfc Karl D Keller to Camp Pendleton. Lt Allen A June promoted at Little Rock AFB Arkansas.
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Randall Heim
Edward Heim
30Th St. SE
Drahran
Saudi Arabia
James T. Schulte
Lynn A. Schulte
Deborah Drive
Misawa Air Base
Japan
Kevin Unkel
Carl Unkel
Fifth Ave
Seoul
Korea
Richard L. Davenport
James T. and
Helen Davenport
Wilson Ave
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Terry L. Seaton
H.S. Seaton
Trail Ridge Road
Barksdale Air Force Base
Alex Andersen
Chris Andersen
Hillside Drive
Weisbaden
Germany
Army
Lance Cpl
Nicholas L. Bower
Lynn S
Marjore Bower
Sigourney
Keith J. Wiltse
Evlyne Wiltse
Greeley
Offutt Air
Allen A. June
Paul M. June Jr
Bowling St
Little Rock Air Force Base
Ark
New Snowmobile Laws Quietly Change Iowa Rules
Roy Downing of the Iowa Conservation Commission notes new laws affecting snowmobiles. Night travel on primary highways must stay on the right side with traffic. on secondary roads both directions allowed. Ages 12 to 15 require a safety certificate. on highways supervision by an adult with valid license or safety certificate. Registration transfers now handleable in the new owner's county.
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Iowa
Roy Downing
Waters
Iowa Conservation Commission
Downing
Coe College Reschedules Open House for Feb 4
Coe College resets its information open house for area high school students and parents to Sunday February 4 at 2 p m in Voorhees Hall main lobby after weather forced cancellation of the January 15 event. Admissions Office at 398 1611 handles inquiries and reservations.
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Coe College
Voorhees Hall
Coe
Bald Eagle Count Along Mississippi River Plans
Eagle Valley Environmentalists will conduct an annual winter eagle count along the upper Mississippi between Dubuque and La Crosse, using the Glen Haven center as base. The group also sponsors 1979 Bald Eagle Days in St. Louis on February 23 to 25 with national speakers. U S Fish and Wildlife Service and Army Corps of Engineers will discuss programs affecting eagles and wildlife.
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Eagle Valley Environmentalists
Mississippi River
Dubuque
LaCrosse
Environmentalists’ Center
Glen Haven
Wis
St. Louis
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Army Corps of Engineers
Bridge slam bidding rule from 1969 world championship
The article outlines a precise slam bidding sequence in bridge with South delaying by four clubs to assess, North cue bidding four diamonds and hearts, and South pursuing seven clubs, culminating in a missed slam when South incorrectly bids four hearts over three spades. It emphasizes careful preliminary bids and timing.
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South
North
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