Area 10 trims data processing staff after Cedar Rapids contract loss
Six Area 10 data processing employees are released after Cedar Rapids public schools end their contract. Cliff Brown says operations will focus on internal needs and accounting. Two staffers reassigned. training programs remain intact. The college may seek new contracts in seven counties.
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Area 10 Community College
Cedar Rapids Public Schools
Cliff Brown
College Board of Directors
Brown
Larry Kane
James Frazee
David Suchomel
Jerry Savold
Dennis Johnson
Jessie Stastny
Cedar Rapids
Area 10
Ken Kupka
Study Anticipates,Widened U.S. Metro Growth by 1975
Four of To wa s six major metropolitan areas are expected to gain employment and population faster than the national average through 1975. The National Metropolitan study polled 224 U.S. metros and predicts Davenport will become a key route. The report also notes basic per capita increases alongside regional expansion.
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Washington
UPS
Towa
United States
U.S
Ae Hay Ay
Davenport
Andrew L. Kuehl
Toddville
Douglas B Js Og Moore
Twenty-sixth Street
William C. Payneer
Thirty-first Street
Ronald D. Clements
Twenty-second Avenue
Residents Report Breakins and Employee Salaries Listed
Two house breakins reported over the last week to detectives. Names and partial ages listed for residents and staff, with reported losses ranging from $6,000 to $8,000. Intruders severed a telephone cord and cut a window screen, but entry was not gained in one case. The article also lists salaries for staff at a sheltered workshop and mentions a television movie airing.
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Martha Schley
Virgil G. Kellison
Weing
Andioad
Burdett Parson
Frank Mulherin
Screen
Marvin
Story of
Austin
Joyce
Midwest Cities Forecast Population and Income Growth
National growth projections show employment rising 18 percent and population 1.5 percent. Des Moines and Davenport lead in workforce and income gains with specified city totals and rates through 1975. Des Moines reaches 1.43 billion in personal income at 4.7 percent, Davenport 1.759 billion at 5.3 percent.
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Davenport
Des Moines
Daven- Port
Per Capita Income Projections Target Iowa Cities
Figures show Dubuque at 3926 Cedar Rapids expected to rise 2.3 percent to 3655 and Waterloo projected to 3302. Sioux City at 3002 and Sioux City at 3247 noted with anticipated growth across Iowa cities.
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Davenport
Sioux City
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Des Moines
Picketing Ends and Cedar Rapids Street Work Resumes
Work on Cedar Rapids asphalt resurfacing resumed Monday after a Wednesday stoppage. Don Morgan of Local 234 refused to comment on the union position. No explanation was given by L. L. Pelling Co. of Iowa City, the resurfacing contractor. Workers picked up on E avenue NE between Nineteenth and Twenty-seventh streets.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Morgan
E Avenue
Nineteenth
Twenty-seventh Streets
Monticello Girls Report Being Mistreated
Two Monticello girls allege they were mistreated when a man attempted to assault them Saturday evening in the 800 block of Fifth Avenue SE. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing nearby surveillance.
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Monticello
Tepurieu
Lab @inal
Fifth Avenue SE
No Decision Yet On C R Renewal Demolition Pact
Cedar Rapids seeks HUD approval to extend the Cedar Lake urban renewal demolition contract with General Excavation Co. The $119 846 contract would grow by $24 000 if approved. HUD previously indicated no extension. If not approved, bids must be opened for the remaining 45 percent of demolition work.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Lake
Don B. Salyer
Salyer
Chicago
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
General Excavation Co
Sioux Falls
Des Moines
Solicitations Review Committee To Meet
Two girls ages 16 and 19 were approached on a Roosevelt hotel sidewalk at 7 30 p m by a man who grabbed the 19 year old and ran toward Fifth Avenue. Detectives describe the suspect as 30 to 35, 5 4, 175 pounds, wearing a yellow short sleeved shirt and dark trousers. Police plan to consider the Mt Mercy College fund drive campaign and solicitations. Edward M Moldt chairs the committee.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Fifth Avenue
Mercy College
Edward M. Moldt
Mayor Presses Commissions to Tighten City Budgets
Cedar Rapids Mayor Bob Johnson urged seven city boards and commissions to trim 1968 budgets to ease 1969 finances. He sent identical letters to the playground, planning, library, urban renewal, airport, riverfront and veterans commissions and to the Regional Transit Authority, seeking cost cuts to meet millage limits.
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Cedar Rapids
Bob
Johnson
Regional Transit Authority
Playground Commission
Planning Commission
Library Board
Urban Renewal Board
Airport Commission
Boy Accused of Luring Child Into Shed
A 17 year old boy was arrested by juvenile officers after a 7 year old girl said he tried to lure her into an abandoned shed behind a vacant house on the northeast side. The youth denied lewd intent and was released to parents with orders to report to probation officers.
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Mt_ Vernon road
Sixth Street
Smulekoff
H. P
Luana
C R Couple Files Bankruptcy Petition
Albert and Frances Stillion filed a bankruptcy petition in Cedar Rapids federal court. The couple, residing at 1131 Sixteenth Avenue SW, list debts of 2397 and assets of 400 with 200 exempt. The husband, a machinist, is noted in the filing.
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Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Albert and
Frances J. Stillion
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Stillion
Services Set for Shooting Victim in Iowa City
Parsons has sued in U S district court for an injunction to prevent the association from disaccrediting Parsons. The hearing on the preliminary restraining order began Friday and was adjourned until Monday. The case involves bank deposit figures and deceptive phone calls to learn customers balances.
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Parsons
U. S. District Court
Iowa City — Services
Craig Satterly
Cedar Rapids|t
Julius J. Hoffman
Sparks
Faith United Church
Jones Chapel
James
Shannon
G. Gale
Reberson
Austomer
L. Balance
D. Nichol
North Central
Hoffman
Roberson
Thas
Miss Pierce, Iowa Music Professor, Dies at 77
Anne E. Pierce, 77, renowned University of Iowa music education professor, died early Monday in Iowa City. She joined UI faculty in 1919. Cremation and graveside services are planned later this week. Beckman-Butheris handling arrangements.
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Miss Pierce
U. of I
Iowa City
Anne E. Pierce
University of Iowa
Beckman-Butheris
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