Iowa U President Bowen cites progress and space shortage
University of Iowa President Howard R. Bowen praised overall progress while warning that academic space per student has fallen from 208 in 1963-64 to 172 this year. He urged legislative bonds financing for new academic buildings and reported rising fall enrollment and growing state and private funding.
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South Tama Hires Two Teachers and Reviews Sentry Plan
The South Tama school board hired Dorothy Diane Cook to teach art at Tama and Chelsea elementary schools and Jolene Clinton to teach second grade at the Sac and Fox school. It voted to drop bowling from the high school program and to study installing electronic fire sentries in two district buildings, plus mandating fire drills and evacuation per state law.
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Grinnell Invites 16 Teams to Forensics Conference
Grinnell College hosts its second annual invitational forensics conference Friday and Saturday with 16 teams including Grinnell Newton Des Moines Dowling Cedar Falls. Events include two debate classes plus extemporaneous speaking oratory and oral interpretation for individuals. East Iowa entrants Cedar Rapids Regis Elkader Central Anamosa Tipton also participate.
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