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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1972

Page

4

Eight Little Eyes Startle Tour of Iowa Capitol

Iowa capitol tours show big tourist flow with school groups in winter and families in summer. Aides and receptionists adapt to visitors as guides discuss rotunda dome murals and chamber details while cameras sometimes miss the governor’s door.

Iowa Chris Wion Atty Richard Turner Miss Wion Capitol Thomas J. Square Statehouse Golden Dome Miss Wien

East Iowa JOBS Projects Okayed by Labor Dept

Kansas City reports the first eight of Iowa 1972 Summer Neighborhood Youth Corps projects approved by the U S Department of Labor. Neal B. Hadsell cites 1 213 participants from low income families and 519 770 dollars allocated. Additional NYC positions may follow from a new congressionally approved supplemental.

Kansas City Iowa U.S. Department of Labor Neal B. Hadsell Labor Department U.S Nyc National Alliance of Businessmen Decorah Northeast Iowa Community Action Corp East Belle Plaine Benton

Iowa City Commencement Honors Cedar Rapids Graduate

Thomas Martin Rawson of 3300 Johnson Avenue SW Cedar Rapids received a bachelor of business administration degree with honors at the University of Iowa commencement in Iowa City. His name was not listed among the graduates in Sunday's Gazette.

Iowa City Thomas Martin Rawson Johnson Avenue Cedar Rapids University of Iowa

East Iowans Graduate From Mankato State

Several East Iowans were among 1 204 graduates from Mankato State College on June 9. Names and degrees listed include Cedar Rapids John S. McKay BS commerce. Dennis L. Vanourny BS sociology and corrections. Gowrie James D. Gunningham BS business administration. Independence Ann J. Hall BS elementary education. Iowa City Mary Jo Noone BS recreation and park. Lone Tree James W. Buline BS urban studies and political science. Marion James A. Curtis BS social studies. New Albin Robert E. Pottrott MBA management. Waukon Susan M. Smedrud BS business education.

Mankato Minn Marion James A. Curtis New Albin Robert E. Pottratt Waukon Susan M. Smedrud

Residence Halls Unit Meets in Iowa City Theme

The Great Lakes Assn of College and University Residence Halls will hold its annual meeting June 16 to 18 at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Topics include health foods in dorms security dormitory personal rights and educational and recreational dorm programs. About 30 University of Iowa residence hall officers and students will attend.

Iowa City The Great Lakes

Castalia appoints mayor and council member

Mayor Ralph Schultz died about two weeks ago prompting the Castalia town council to appoint Councilman Herbert Schroeder to serve the remaining mayoral term. Earl Smith was appointed to fill Schroeder’s council seat.

Castalia Herbert Schroeder Ralph Schultz Earl Smith Schroeder

Iowa Democrats pick delegates to Miami Beach convention

A report to Secretary of State shows national labor groups based in Washington gave Dick Clark of Marion and other Iowa Democrats financial backing. AFL CIO led with 10000. other gifts include $2000 from IAMAW and $100 from the International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers. Delegates to the Miami Beach convention were chosen by Clif Larson, Robert Fulton, and Dagmar Vidal.

DES Moines Melvin Synhorst Washington, D.C Dick Clark Marion Washington International Assn. of Machinists and Aerospace Workers The Carpenters Legislative Improvement Committee Railway Clerks Political League Service Employes International Union International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers Iowa Miami Beach Clif Larson Ames Robert Fulton Waterloo Dagmar Vidal Hampton

Hearings Set on Demo Challenges in Iowa Delegation

DES MOINES James Moran of Chicago will conduct hearings Thursday and Friday in Des Moines on challenges to Iowa's uncommitted delegation to the Democratic national convention. The Savery hotel hosts the proceedings announced by the credentials committee after the May 20 state convention. The disputes argue women are underrepresented in the uncommitted group amid 10 delegates. Iowa also sends 36 other delegates including 19 for McGovern and 17 for Muskie. Humphrey is mentioned.

Des Moines James Moran Chicago Iowa Miami Beach Savery Hotel George McGovern Edmund Muskie Hubert Humphrey

Common Cause Leader to Speak at Drake University

Jack Conway president of Common Cause will address a public meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Drake University. He will discuss the group’s role in the election with emphasis on the Federal Election Campaign Act and Iowa candidates for national office.

Des Moines Jack Conway Washington, D.C Common Cause Drake University Conway Federal Election Campaigns Act Iowa

Harbor Says Nel Is Hampering Governor

Des Moines. House Speaker William Harbor accuses Sen. Arthur Neu of Carroll of seeking Gov. Robert Ray's support, claiming Neu has put the governor in an awkward position by implying Ray backs him in the Republican primary for lieutenant governor.

Des Moines UPI House William Harbor Robert Ray Harbor G.O.P Arthur Neu Carroll Ray

Oelwein Approves Winter Burial Compromise

Oelwein city council reached a compromise on a $30,000 Woodlawn cemetery building to house up to 50 caskets through winter. The plan reduces municipal costs for spring graves, while families pay about 150 dollars for storage and winter opening, with option to opt out. A petition with 132 names opposed the project, raising concerns about correct grave placement in spring.

Oelwein Woodlawn Cemetery Viola Simms

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By Valliant G. Corley DES Iowa Statehouse Nor’s Office Willey Richard Gilbert Attorney General Iowa Supreme Court Phylis Keasey East Iowa Labor Dept Poweshiek, Tama County Hadsell Congress Iowa U East Iowans Mankato State MANLY Highway 9 Here Alan L. Anderson David Crane, Jr Heloise Butler Sue Ann Salt Lake City Governor's Office Ave. SE Phishop Lindale Plaza Ist Ave. N.E Clark Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education Cpynthia Zimpfer Gertrude MacQueen Clark Rasmussen West Des Moines Nel Wvinnebago 1St Ave Winnebago
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