Iowa Colleges Brace for Higher Admissions Standards
Iowa's 28 four year colleges anticipate enrollment rising to about 58 000 next fall up from 55 806 with most campuses near capacity. Administrators plan more housing and staff while tightening admission standards though a few schools will still admit slower students.
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DES Moines
Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa State
State College of Iowa
Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Westmar College
le Mars
Simpson
Indianola
Northwestern
Orange City
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Central
Pella
University of Dubuque
Presbyterian Seminary
Coe
Chiropractor claims nerve interference cures menopausal illness
An advertisement by Dr. G F Clark promotes spinal adjustments as a solution for menopausal symptoms. It recounts a 46 year old patient with back pain anxiety memory lapses and other issues who allegedly improved after corrective spinal adjustments removing nerve interference. The piece invites readers to investigate and regain health and lists hours and contact details.
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Clark Beginning
Tulane University
29Th St. NE
Motorboat Strikes Girl on Iowa Lake
Ten year old Janne Farley of Boone was injured when a motorboat struck her at Black Hawk Lake in Sac County. The girl, towed behind another boat, suffered knee and elbow cuts, broken ribs, and possible internal injuries. she was hospitalized in Boone. Carl Hess of Carroll was identified as the boat operator.
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Boone
Janne Farley
Black Hawk Lake
Sac County
Richard D. Farley
Carl Hess
Carroll
Boone Hospital
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883 Notice
The snippet records subscription rates and publishing details for the Cedar Rapids Gazette, noting establishment in 1883, address on Third Ave, carrier and mail prices for various editions, and Associated Press republication rights.
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Goselle
Hughes Names More Judicial Commissioners
Gov Harold Hughes completed names of 105 members for district judicial nominating commissions under the new system. The last 30 members were named Saturday in districts including Tenth Sixth Seventeenth and Thirteenth. Appointees include realtors, lawyers, farmers, merchants and officials with six two or four year terms.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Delaware
Grundy
Max Guernsey
Waterloo
George Lindeman
Duane Turner
Loyd Plaehn
Reinbeck
Ronald Holland
Independence Realtor
Jasper
Keokuk
Mahaska
Poweshiek
Washington
C. Edwin Gilmour
Grinnell
Rex Thomas
Barnes City
John Norris
Newston
Quincy Rice
Delta Farmer
Martin L. Lewis
Monroe Farmer
Benton
Marshall
Tama
Harold Gummert
Marshalltown
David E. Ochs
Darwin
Frank Downing
E. K. Clear
Belle Plaine
Wesley Mansfield
Allamakee
Chickasaw
Clayton
Fayette
Howard
Winneshiek
Thomas Roe
Waukon
G. T. Mur
Work Started On West SUI Street Project
Preliminary work on the Woolf avenue extension in Iowa City began with removing park barriers to clear right of way. The project, approved by the board of regents and highway commission, will extend 0.436 miles from Newton road to Melrose avenue. The 41 foot concrete street will pass near the hospital school and Iowa Stadium, with parking prohibited when open and possible temporary closures for football games.
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Iowa City
Finkbine Park Barracks
University of Iowa
Board of Regents
The
Highway Commission
Woolf Avenue
Newton Road
Melrose Avenue
Hospital
Iowa Stadium
Kamerick Named To Kent State U Post
Dr. John Kamerick, former SUI staff, named vice-president at Kent State University in Kent Ohio. He has chaired Kent State College of Fine and Professional Arts since 1959 after joining in 1956. An alumnus of St Ambrose College Davenport he holds a PhD from SUI and taught at SUI and Lewis College of Science and Technology in Lockport Illinois.
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Kent
Ohio
John Kamerick
SUI
Kent State University
Kamerick
College of Fine and Professional Arts
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
SUI and Lewis College of Science and Technology
Lockport
Ill
Five drum shop insurers approved for new liquor law
Iowa state officials approved five insurance firms to sell dram shop coverage when the new liquor by the drink law takes effect. The Insurance Co of North America Consolidated Mutual Western Casualty and Surety National Indemnity and Amco acceptable for rural areas with scaled rates. Amco was the first to receive authority. Des Moines minimum premiums cited at 350 dollars with higher rural charges cited by several firms.
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Des Moines
State Insurance Department
E. Arnold Smith
the Insurance Co. of
North America
Philadelphia
Consolidated Mutual Insurance Co
Brooklyn
N.Y
Western Casualty and Surety Insurance Co
Fort Scott
Kan
National Indemnity Co
Omaha
Amco Insurance Co
Des
Western Casualty
Amco
National Indemnity
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Clinton
Dubuque
Insurance Department
Jane Wyman Pre Sents Moves to 1 30 PM on KCRG TV 9
The program Jane Wyman Pre Sents shifts to 1 30 PM on KCRG TV 9 airing Monday through Friday, changing daytime schedule details for viewers.
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Jane Wyman
Kcrg-Tv
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