Iowa City college eyes busy future with TV link and new degrees
Dean Howard R. Jones outlined future plans for the University of Iowa college of education during its 50th anniversary dinner. A cable hookup linking experimental schools to the SUI television center and a new master of arts in teaching are envisioned, along with international collaborations and expanded graduate education opportunities.
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Iowa City Hires More Meter Maids Planned for 1964 Budget
City Manager Carsten Leikvold announced plans to hire two or three additional meter maids this year to free traffic officers for regular duties. The move precedes the proposed 1964 budget, which provides for reinforcement of the two existing meters and invites applications from hopeful workers amid a short police force.
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Carsten Leikvold
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State to hire new juvenile parole agent in Iowa
Des Moines state penal director Ben Baer announced a search for a replacement juvenile parole agent on leave. Ir Carter of Des Moines will return after pursuing a Master of Social Work at the University of Iowa. the state plans pay scales of 4200 to 5640 dollars annually, requiring at least a bachelor's degree and related experience.
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School Board Hires Two New Teachers At Olin
The OLIN school board announces two new hires Willard Long formerly of Creston becomes the agriculture instructor and Mrs Sharon Cole will teach English and girls physical education and coach girls basketball She is a University of Dubuque graduate.
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Sharon Cole
University of Dubuque
Luther League Rally Opens Friday at Wartburg College
About 600 young Lutherans from Iowa District congregations will gather July 19 to 21 at Wartburg College for the annual Luther League rally. Speakers include Rev. L David Brown and Rev. Darsoa. Registration starts Friday at 2 p.m. with devotions and orientation on the theme Living in the Word by Dr. Karl Schmidt.
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Wartburg
West Liberty Sets Budget Hearing Date for 1963-64
West Liberty plans a public hearing on the 1963-64 school budget for July 22 at the high school. The board tentatively approved a $441,523 general budget including $20,000 for social security and retirement funds and $43,795 for bond interest.
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West Liberty
No Tax Boost In Winneshiek County in '64
Winneshiek County plans no tax levy increase for 1964 with a potential slight drop per $1,000 valuation. The budget proposes $812,743 to be raised by taxation, up from 783,055 in 1963, and total expenditures of 1,564,393. Tax rates are 11.29 per $1,000 in towns and 23.41 in townships.
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Darwin Ellingson
Tax Levy Up As Assessed Valuation Rises
Ellingson says higher taxation funding results from increased assessed valuation. A lower poor fund helps keep taxes steady by offsetting the rise in the levy.
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Ellingson
Manchester Council Adopts 1964 Budget
Manchester The city council adopted the 1964 budget totaling 460 462 with 161 000 to be raised by taxation. Three of five police officers resigned: Claude Grandstaff assistant chief George Henderson and Robert Folkenbrock. Four liquor licenses approved including American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Riverside Tavern and Bob and Roys Recreation. Four building permits granted and fund transfers made.
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Robert Folkenbrock
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Search continues for stolen safe at University of Iowa
Iowa City campus police extend their search for a small safe taken from the Quadrangle dormitory grille during the weekend theft. The skimming burglary also rifled vending machines and stole about 20 dollars worth of cigars and candy in addition to roughly 150 dollars in cash.
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University of Iowa
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