Federal grant funds Iowa job training programs
Washington announced a $1,765,708 federal manpower grant to Iowa. Des Moines Spirit Lake and Centerville will split $1,471,071 for entry level skill training aiding 631 participants. Projects include Renton Tama County Action programs and Hawkeye Area Community Action with multiple enrollees and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Manpower Administration
Jack Miller
Iowa
Des Moines
Spirit Lake
Centerville
Renton
Towa
Poweshick
Tama Caunities Community
Program Inc
Belle Platne
Whiskers Constructions Co
Cascade
Truitee
Hawkeye Area
Cedar] Rapids
UCS Board Approves 1972 Budget With Reserves Use
United Community Services directors approved a 1972 budget totaling 1 050 375 dollars, up about 18 000 from last year, funded partly from a 10 000 dollar reserve. The plan keeps USO funding, trims some agencies, and features wage adjustments for executive director Robert Beluga while adopting a policy limiting legislative activity. Virgil Frieden resigns. Terry L Dunham named successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Community Services Board of Directors
Henry Madden
Monre
Itt
Madden
UCS
Federated Services Council
Foundation 4
YWCA
Boy Scouts, Neighborhood Outreach
HACAF
UGS Administration
UGS
USG
Arthrilig Foundation
Federated, Services, Council
Citizens Committee
United Cerebral Palsy
Mental Health Assny
Foundation
YMCA
Jane, Boyd Community House
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Travelers Aid
Robert Beluga
Shuttle bus praised as fantastic success at Iowa City
University of Iowa shuttle service opened Monday for students and staff. Ridership reached 8 779 that day, 2 795 Tuesday, and 6 995 Wednesday. City figures show high usage with 5 202 Monday, 5 , 30) Tuesday, and 6 170 Wednesday. Dooley and Pappas say services complement each other not compete. Dennis The Menace appears daily in classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
John Dooley
University of Iowa
Danley
John Pappas
Pappas
Dooley
Julia R. Gates
Marvin - Gates
Carrall-drive
Iowa
American Chemicals
Wiscon Society
State University
Gage Memorial Union
Coese 4 College
Dexter French
Hawa State University
Bel Horst
Ty Helalion
Lewis
Streit
Manchester
Union
Gazette
Charles H. Boyer, Jr
Cedar
Hillcrest Services
Rapids
Mildred Atchison
Sioux
City
Louise Nelson
Des
Houghton
Auto Purchase Protests Under Old Law
The Department of Public Safety uses a 1939 law to revoke or suspend dealer licenses for fraudulent auto sales. The first hearing, led by Commissioner Michiel Sellers, involved an elderly man whose used car allegedly had mileage fraud. Mayer noted a replacement offer and urged formal complaints to PDP for investigation and hearings if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Tan
Ton Mayer
Michiel Sellers
Mayer
Jowans
Security system replaces guard shuttle at federal building
Hillelson, regional GSA administrator in Kansas City, says electronic security will end the Cedar Rapids Federal Building guard shuttle within three weeks. Guards have flown in for eight months to staff the site, with local recruitment failing and a general federal job cutback hindering new hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jilelson
G. L
Susan Moen
Vouet
Schmitt
Stan
General Services Act
Iist
Colorado State Guards
St. Louis
University
Port Collins
Cale
Hkansas City
Cedar Rapids
Federal
Jeffrey Illielson
GSA
Kansas City
Hillelson
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The
Cedar Rapid Gazette
Thurs
Job Tras
Kuder
Sealth Center
Mt. Vernon
Lisa
Council On Aging
Wuard
UCL
League of Womenn Voters
Stanley Ginsberg
Belliga
Virgil Frieden
Mason City
Terry L. Dunham
Dennis the Menace
City Briefs
WWCA
Room
Genu Grelsinger
Adv
Burrs Loungy
Jat Ave
Michele Tuc
Sixth Street NW
Unibual
Toman
Center Point Rd
Travel and Transport! Travel Agency
Kenneth Kersey
Kim Bascom
Dows Building
Lindale Place
Macrame Cord
Nimmer
SAT
Nixon
Mens Shop
Lindale Plaza
Malloy Jewelers
Bill Molloy
Fey
Third Avenue
Hardwick Gas and Electric Range Dealers
I Hardwick
Hardwick
Ceder Rapids Lumber
Cedar Rapids Lumber Co
Thars
Second Street
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