Midland Industries Boosts Camp Good Health Fund
The Camp Good Health fund gained 728 this week from Gazette subscribers while remaining far short of its 16690 goal. Major donor Midland Industries of 920 Second Avenue SW gave 475, with Gregg E Lam Memorial adding 100 in memory of Gregg Lam, as contributions from various groups continued to support Cedar Rapids Children’s Home summer camp for underprivileged children.
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Camp Good Health
Gazette
Midland Industries, Inc
Second Avenue
Gregg E. Lam
Gregg Lam
Highway 30
Highway 13
Children’s Home of
Cedar Rapids
Midland Industries
Ee Oe
James F. Plumb
Iowa Manufacturing Co. Advertising Department
Market Open On Tuesday at City Market
The City Market will operate 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays with stalls often sold out by 10 a.m. Market master Paul Keffer notes the market adheres to policy and opens at noon on Tuesdays for the regular session.
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Paul Keffer
McGarrity Quits A Foundation II
Michael McGarrity a program coordinator for Foundation II and Special Problems center resigns effective Sept 30. He will attend University of California Berkeley under a narcotic and drug rehabilitation grant to pursue doctoral study in community mental health and drug abuse at Berkeley.
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Michael McGarrity
Foundation II
McGarrity
University of California
Berkeley
Department of Public Health
Statewide Job Bank Expands Iowa Opportunities
Iowa's statewide job bank now aggregates listings from city offices and surrounding states, letting residents in Sioux City and Davenport view jobs across communities. The Cedar Rapids branch joined in April, placing about 650 people, while Des Moines has run the program for two years and Waterloo controls central operations with six regional offices.
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Sioux City
Davenport
Dubuque
Iowa State Employment Office
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Don Menke
The
Cedar
Des Moines
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Davenport-Moline
Menke
W. F. Hohensee
Buffalo scientist begins five year aging study for cure
Dr. Morton Rothstein at University of Buffalo, backed by a $1 million grant from the National Institute of Child Care and Human Development, leads a five year study using nematodes to trace aging. He says aging stems from cellular changes and enzyme shifts, aiming to extend healthy life even if a full cure proves elusive.
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Buffalo
N. Y
UPI
State University At Buffalo
Morton Rothstein
Vancouver
B.C
Rothstein
National Institute of Child Care and Human Development
University
Taft Delegates Oust 14 From Eisenhower Voting Bloc
Twenty years ago Taft forces displaced 14 Georgia delegates from Eisenhower's voting strength at Chicago and placed 17 of their own supporters in convention seats, reshaping the delegation.
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Taft
Georgia
L Eisenhower
Chicago
Buys Home Back To Save Staff
A 70 year old widow sold her mock Tudor home near Ipswich for 80000 pounds and bought it back weeks later for 86000 to keep six gardeners employed. The Ipswich area mansion has 14 bedrooms six baths on 25 acres with gardens pool and a tree lined drive. She plans a bungalow for herself in the grounds while hoping to sell the house.
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London
Dorothy Pierson
Ipswich
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