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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1972
Page
4
Social worker Tim Tillotson of Hillcrest Services 10 Children and Youth says most parents distrust foster children calling them stupid and irresponsible. He urges foster parents to see past preconceptions and focus on support and development.
Tillotson Alan Schute and Robert Bear spearhead a Cedar Rapids program to train potential foster parents in a democratic family model. They argue the goal is better parental guidance and mutual respect, not permissiveness, with foster care used when home issues require temporary placement.
Three Cedar Rapids area YMCAs host open houses on Sunday January 30 with tours displays and demonstrations. New Central Y health club opening will not yet be available. Election of W H Wenkstein as YMCA president noted along with board and officer appointments.
FBI announces Gerald D. Mohr, longtime Cedar Rapids senior resident agent in charge, is transferred to a supervisory post at FBI headquarters in Omaha. He will be succeeded in Cedar Rapids by Special Agent James F. Whalen after four and a half years in the post.
A collection of memorial donations and messages from multiple senders across families and organizations. The note lists various in memory tributes totaling 13,241.33 with a 1971 budget of 16,225.00 and 2,983.67 yet to be raised.
In downtown Nashville a talking trash can drew crowds as Sandy Hinson explained the device linked to a speaker in a nearby building. The 13 year old described evils of pollution as his father William Hinson, president of Universal Environmental Services Inc, backed the antipollution campaign.
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