Marion High adopts seven period schedule for next year
Marion Independent school system will trial a seven period day next academic year at Marion High School. Principal Lowell Morgan said each period runs 85 minutes with six periods met daily. The plan aims to resolve scheduling conflicts among vocal music physical education and band while boosting student teacher contact and interdepartmental cooperation.
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Summer Enrollment Rise At Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood Community College reports summer enrollment of 1495 to the Kirkwood board. Director of Admissions James Miller notes a 22 percent increase from 1173 last summer. Vocational-technical classes rise to 626, arts and sciences up from 447 to 648. Miller cites ongoing regular-year enrollment, hometown students returning for summer, and early college starts for graduates as reasons. Fall applications ahead of last year. arts and sciences applications dip but overall growth in vocational-technical. Board also approves payroll deductions for Kirkwood Faculty Association services for the college office.
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College payroll deduction policy sparks ongoing senate debate
At a Kirkwood College board session led by President B. Ac Jensen the payroll deduction policy dominated discussion as the board considers a one year basis before final approval next June. Proponents cite industry practice while opponents warn of unlimited deductions and personal responsibility. A public hearing on bids was set for July 23.
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Marion Education Study Committee Schedule Changes
Marion Education Agsn announces a special meeting Tuesday at 5 p.m. in the board offices to discuss a study committee. A finance committee session is set Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the board offices. A board meeting to review the 1978-74 show is planned June 19 at 7 p.m. in the board offices. Regular July board meeting moved from July 5 to 12. monthly bills and May minutes approved.
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Four Juveniles Face Marijuana Charges
Marionponce reports the arrest of four juveniles on charges of possession of marijuana. The youths are ages 14, 15, 16 and 17. They were released to their parents pending action by juvenile authorities.
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Probation Liven On Drug Charge in Tama County Court
An 18 year old La Porte City youth pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana in Tama county district court, delaying July jury trial. Judge Clinton Shaeffer placed Nick Meier on probation under Sixth Judicial District supervision and deferred sentence to June 5, 1974, citing his clean juvenile record and employment. He admitted smoking hand rolled marijuana cigarettes in an old Dysart Scout cabin after officers spotted youths there.
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St Luke's Grants Five Medical Technologists Degrees
St Luke's Hospital Friday noon ceremonies graduated five medical technologists including Gusthia Ballehell from Cedar Rapids Joan Lane of LaGrange Illinois Connie Berkler of Sioux City Sue Gramen Z Flint Michigan and Paggy Mumma of Des Moines. Medical technologists perform scientific tests in clinical laboratories to aid disease identification and treatment.
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