Kirkwood board to discuss hearing on negotiations bill
The Kirkwood Community College board meets Monday to review Area youth and public negotiation issues. A self study by Dr Vernon Pickett and a pending state senate bill SF 531 on binding arbitration in public employee bargaining are key topics.
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Arts
Agnew Novel Outline Rejected by Random House
Former Vice President Agnew offered a novel outline to Random House but the project was rejected. Bernstein, president of the publisher, said the idea about a future vice president programmed for disaster by Chinese Communists was deemed unsuitable for the Random House list. Joseph Fox met Agnew, then took materials to James Silberman, but editors decided against publication.
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Teachers Vote on Cedar Rapids Salary Package
The Cedar Rapids community school district representatives sent the 1974-75 salary plan to a vote Friday after the personnel committee recommended district teachers be allowed to decide. The package combines a 7.18 percent total raise with a 5-20 percent base-pay increase, longevity pay, and a $70 average per-teacher gain plus a cost-of-living index goal for next year. Votes were tallied late Friday afternoon.
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Man Accused of Assaulting Child
Charles Herman, 24, of 3000 J ared SW, faces charges Friday for assaulting his step son and intoxication after police found a bruised and swollen boy, Shawn Carlson, at his residence. He is charged with assault with intent to suffer great bodily injury. The child remained in good condition Friday at St Luke's hospital. Officers first to arrive at the residence Thursday night charged Herman with intoxication.
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Newhall Man Faces Drunk Driving Charge After Crash
Charles B. Sumner, 41, of Newhall, was charged with drunk driving after a two car collision in the 2100 block of Sixteenth Avenue SW. Police say Sumner was in the wrong lane when his vehicle struck a car driven by Kathryn L. Lindee, 22, of Vinson. No injuries were reported.
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Revenue Road Bonds Urged by Iowa Lawmakers
Iowa lawmakers press for revenue road bonds to finance highway construction projects despite energy shortages. Robert Faxon Cedar Rapids Chamber president argues bonds lower cost while maintenance costs rise. He cites higher gas and diesel taxes as needed funds and urges action to expand Iowa road miles and speed up planned construction despite fiscal strain.
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Two Planners Named by Hoover Health Council
The Hoover Health Council adds two health planners Pamela K. Meyer and Jeffry Pelrin to its staff. Meyer will design a regional health plan for eight counties and establish uniform procedures for review and comment. Pelrin will coordinate Phase I of the Regional EMS Communications System, setting up radio bases at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids and Johnson County Sheriff’s Office. Both posts are funded for six months starting January 1 through the Iowa Regional Medical Program.
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Council Hears Airport Goals
Cedar Rapids Airport Manager Roy Jantesen outlined capital improvements in the airport master plan. The council reviews a five year plan through 1978 with projects including runway extensions, a freight cargo building, and new terminal concourses, though no specific project has been approved by the airport commission.
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Jobless Up From November Yet Down From Year Ago
December 1972 Linn County employment rose to 74 100 from 72 100 a year earlier, with 2 000 more people employed in nonagricultural wage work. Unemployment fell to 1 600 in December (2 percent of 80 700) from 1 500 in November, while national unemployment stood at 4.9 percent.
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Cedar Boat Club Elects Officers
Fritz Tuchel elected Commodore at Cedar Boat Club annual meeting held at the Ramada Inn. New officers for 1974 include Charles Svaboda first vice commodore Rick Karr second vice commodore John Hardin secretary Guy Polton treasurer and Terry Frane cruise captain. Cedar Rapids boat show dates set for March 7 8 9 10 at Hawkeye Downs described in club notice.
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Cedar Boat Club
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John Hardin
Guy Polton
Terry Frane
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Death sentences for two Black September attackers in Athens
In Athens a five-man criminal court convicted Abd el Shafik and Khantouran Palaal, both 22, of killing five people and wounding 49 in last August’s grenade and gun attack at the Athens airport transit lounge. They received death penalties and 27 years on lesser charges, with observers noting possible diplomatic and security complications for Greece.
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Leo Smulekoff House Entered in Break-In
Police report a break-in at the residence of Leo Smulekoff at 263 Bever Circle In. A secretary-ensurer identified as an Smulekoff faced burglary with two weapons displayed on a wall taken. Full accounting awaits Smulekoff’s return. authorities deem the motive not clear.
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Cellar Rapids
Smulekoff
Bever
Annexation At Hiawatha Is Confirmed
A district court decree confirmed the voluntary annexation of land around Hiawatha, with a 0 percent area added. Boundaries follow Blairs Kerry road, Buffalo road, Bafta, Carpenter Road, and highway 1st. Involuntary annexation was approved by local voters. residents gain police and fire protection and stay taxed as agricultural land until rezoning.
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