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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1977

Page

5

Paddling Program Starts With Upward Bound Students

Ten Upward Bound high school students from a Coe college program launched two canoes in the Wapsipinicon river near the Troy Mills bridge. Sponsors fund weekly canoeing all summer with Linn County extension staff guiding activities at Pinicon Ridge park. Linda Winston notes other youth groups will join on different days.

Coe College Wapsipinicon River Troy Mills Linn County Extension Service Pinicon Ridge Park Central City Linda Winston Extension Service

Gazette editor attends Ameri can Press Institute seminar

Beach Douglas W. Beach The Gazette wire editor attended a two week Ameri can Press Institute seminar in Reston Virginia for copy desk chiefs and wire editors. Seventeen leaders from major papers guided debates on news selection editing libel and print media issues with participants from 21 states two Canadian provinces Denmark and Germany.

Douglas W. Beach Gazette Wire American Press Institute Reston Beach The Gazette Charles B. Leib Washington Post Ombusman H.L. Stevenson United Press International UPI Norman Morrison Knight-Ridder Newspapers, Inc Denmark Germany

Hiawatha Council Appeals OSHA Fine Totals

The Hiawatha city council appeals a total of 3300 dollars in OSHA fines after a February inspection found health and equipment violations. Mayor Dale Guthridge said three citations covered 29 items with 200 in health fines, 2950 for equipment safety, and 150 for non serious equipment errors. The council voted to appeal as fines were deemed excessive. health violations were remedied quickly while equipment issues remain under review or possible contract consideration.

Hiawatha City Council OSHA Iowa Bureau of Labor Dale Guthridge the Gazette Guthridge Hiawatha State Labor Bureau

Cedar Rapids Estate Planning Council Elects New Officers

Cleo F. Edwards of 3010 Parkview Court SE is elected president of the Cedar Rapids Estate Planning council. Other officers named are Edward G. Saucer as vice president and Stephen C. Nelson as secretary-treasurer. Board representatives elected include Harry R. Terpstra Jon D. Jay Petersen Donald D. VanZee and B. Larry Johnson.

Cleo F. Edwards Parkview Court SE Cedar Rapids

GWAEA Administrator Addresses Arizona Educators on Iowa Model

Dwight Bode of Grant Wood area education agency spoke to a 30 member Arizona committee in Tucson about establishing regional service centers in Arizona. He outlined Iowa legislation for area education agencies, GWAEA structure and services, and evaluated Iowa regional units, with Leo Soucy and Thomas Lawrence also speaking.

Dwight Bode Grant Wood Area Education Agency GWAEA Arizona Tucson Bode Iowa Leo Soucy New York Albany N. Y Thomas Lawrence Abilene Texas

Teacher Found His Students Needed Model of Maturity

Roger Hemesath, a 27 year old VISTA volunteer in Kansas City, mentors Genesis high school dropouts at an inner city alternative school. He learns to balance authority with empathy while helping five students prepare for GED exams amid troubled home lives and varying futures.

Cedar Rapids Kansas City Roger J. Hemesath Wilson Avenue University of Iowa Hemesath Service To America VISTA Action Federal Volunteer Service Agency Genesis Westport Cooperative Mission, Inc Westport High School Juvenile Justice Center Homesath Roger Hemesath

Genesis teacher discusses VISTA impact at school

Hemesath explains how VISTA volunteers at Genesis foster student loyalty and social growth. He notes patience and balance between tolerance and discipline are essential, and he plans to continue teaching after his VISTA term ends in July. ACTION recruits 150 volunteers across four states this summer.

Hemesath Genesis Mildred Bart Hemesath VISTA Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri ACTION/VISTA Gateway Center Kansas City Kan Action

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