Kirkwood Joins CLEP Program for College Credit
Kirkwood Community College will join the nationwide College Level Examination Program allowing students to earn 5 to 40 quarter hours of credit by passing standardized tests in subjects like math science history and English. The first test session is August 6 7 with an $20 test fee applied toward earned credits.
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College of Hard Knocks
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Community College Board
Kirkwood
Mayor Seeks Probe Into Discrimination Claim
Cedar Rapids Mayor Donald Canney said he asked the human rights commission to investigate a claim that an act of discrimination was directed at a black veteran in a Manpower Development and Training act program at Kirkwood Community College. The mayor met with NAACP president Olen Gibson and college and state employment service representatives to review the case.
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Cedar Rapids
Donald ‘Canney
Human Rights Commission
Kirkwood Community College
Olen E. Gibson
NAACP
Adolph Topinka
Jobs For Veterans Committee
College
Iowa State Employment Service
Three Pools Open Saturday Ellis Thursday
The public pools at Bever Jones and Noelridge parks will open 1 p.m. Saturday with 1-9 p.m. daily hours through Labor Day. The Ellis pool opens Thursday. Admission: 25 cents children 15 and under, 50 cents adults 16 and up. Names: James Meskimen, Robert Andrews, Chris Loving, Gary Leeper, Robert McCool, Wayne Silka.
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Bever, Jones and Noelridge Parks
Ellis Pool
The
Recreation Commission
James Meskimen
Robert Andrews
Chris Loving
Bever
Gary Leeper
Jones
Robert McCool
Noelridge
Wayne Silka
Ellis
Two Cedar Rapids youths charged in seven breakins
Two boys aged 16 and 17 faced charges for seven recent breakins in Cedar Rapids. They allegedly broke into Mac's Mobil at 228 First Avenue NW Jim's Tune-up at 727 Second Avenue SE and Mobil Oil Co at 1235 Ninth Street SW. Police say 13 containers of repair cement were taken and used to sniff. They were to be processed by the youth bureau and released to parents after referral to the probation office.
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Cedar Rapids
Mac’s Mobil
First Avenue NW
Jim’s
Second Avenue SE
Mobil Oil Co
Ninth Street
Youth Bureau
Iva M Nelson Hurt in Crash Near Home
Iva M Nelson, 53, of route one Marion, was treated and released from Mercy hospital after a two car crash on highway 150. Her southbound car was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Francis Lahue, 23, of Center Point, as she prepared to turn into a driveway a quarter mile south of Midway.
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Iva M. Nelson
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Midway
Highway Patrol
Francis Lahue
Center Point
Regional and International Names List of AAS and OA Affiliates
A compiled roster of individuals across various regions including Washington Pennsylvania Wellman Decorah Woodbury Sioux City Seattle St Paul LaCrosse Lima Nabatieh and more. Entries show initials AAS MAW OA AA AS and other abbreviations with associated places. The list covers multiple states and countries with diverse roles and affiliations.
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Winneshiek County
Decorah
Rocky Olson
Woodbury County
Sioux City
Davie Janson
Monty Thorson
Seattle
Wash
Josiah Hill
St. Paul
Minn
Larry Nygren
LaCrosse
Wis
Keith Orin Thrune
Lima
Peru
Rodolfo A. Pino
Nabatieh
Lebanon
Zuhiar Cheetamy
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Mandrake the Magician
Mandrake
Explorers Club
By Dennis Bates
Walrer
Ralph Wahrer
Ceed
Federal Communications Commission
Canney
Olen Gibson
Don Fleetwood
Gibson
Bristol
Americard
Lindale Plaza
Iowa City
Joseph Gata
Coralville
Highway 218
Here
Red Cross
Bever Park
Ion
Ellis Park
Duck Pond
Jones Park
Parkview Pavilion
Noelridge Lagoon
Lagoon
William Englert, Jr
Linda Grout
Joseph Huffman
William Watkinson
Larry Yoder
Washington
Michael Chalupa
John Fields
Wellman
Julie Miller
Rex Miller
William Snedigar
Webster County Fort Dodge
Thomas Clark
Dachshund
Basset
PET Center World
Sun
S.S. Kresge Company
Alerwee
Kmart
Kmart West
Marshalls
Juniper
Pfitzer
Procumbens
Compacta
Andorra
Juniper Hetz
Globe Arborvitae
Our
Sue
K-Mart
16Th Ave. S.W
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