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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1973
Page
5
City personnel files were computerized in the spring revealing about 150 employees misclassified by sex in paper records. The change resolves misclassifications and improves service though initial issues arose during the transition.
The Personnel Department adopts an NCR Century 100 to store employee data, track lost time, and print on each check stub. The system helps EEOC reporting, salary changes, and department planning while restricting access to authorized staff.
A sequence of memorial messages from Camp Good Health and several organizations. Expressions honor Clare Rathbun Marshall David Turner III Turner division of Conrac Corp and members of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1354. Also tributes to Mary Esther Simmons Fuzzy Ahring Alex Fidler Alfley and Mrs Vernon.
Charles M. Schulz, creator of Peanuts, explains why his children and his characters feel real and how the strip began after his 1940s Minneapolis beginnings. He recalls moving to Sebastopol California and the disciplined routine behind daily strip production.
Hawkeye Area council offers a five day day camp at Camp Waubeek from July 23 to 27. Hours are 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m with an eight dollar fee covering meals. Activities include crafts swimming field sports and more. Reservations due by June 15 via den leaders or Scout office at 393 8426. Eligible ages are 8 to 10 and the camp is expected to attract over 300 scouts.
The saying knock on wood is linked to an early worship form where primitive people tapped trees to summon spirits believed to aid their plans. The origin ties the phrase to nature reverence and tree spirits used to influence outcomes.
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