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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1977

Page

4

They’re Going Around the World in a Motor Home

Vic and Vi White of Melbourne Australia have circled six continents in a self contained motor coach, completing a second global run. Their trip faces political risk and memory loss after a 1961 fire destroyed their vehicle and 350000 slides, leaving only 800 usable memories.

Vic Vi White Melbourne Australia Toronto Africa Asia Eiffel Tower Paris Coliseum Rome Cedar Rapids

Whites' motor coach trip fuels charity and travel tales

Vic and Vi White, touring with their motor coach named Happy Wanderer II, funded by 63 chapters of the United States and other donors, plan a year of thanking supporters. They travel slowly, living largely off investment income, with no fixed route, sharing stories at rallies and in a forthcoming book.

John Evans Evans Twenty-fifth Street Australia Vic Miles

Chain letters and the lure of luck explained by historians

Postal inspectors warn against chain letters as modern variants of the old schemes. Historians trace chain letter origins to 200 years ago in England and describe why readers believe promises of profit and protection.

Ben Franklin Peter Paul Tom Goodrich Goodrich Flanders London England America Howard Evans Charles G. Wellso Cedar Rapids Wellso Ralph Hancock Henry Chafetz Robert Rosefsky Treasury of Claudia DeLyr Stimpson

Kirkwood Scholarships Offer Two $600 Awards

Kirkwood Community College announces July deadlines for two Kirkwood Scholar awards of $600 yearly. Open to arts and sciences or vocational technical students enrolled or accepted for fall, with winners named by August 19. Apply by July 22 to W J Graichen in Linn Hall Cedar Rapids IA 52406.

Kirkwood Community College Kirkwood W.J. Graichen Linnhall Cedar Rapids Graichen Area Ten Benton Cedar Iowa Johnson, Jones, Linn Washington

Ranney Directs Camp Orchestra at Wisconsin Oshkosh

Coe's Ranney leads the Cedar Rapids Community School District and Coe College in directing a summer camp orchestra at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. The program features two bands, symphony orchestra, chorus and a piano workshop with four conductors and 15 clinicians guiding students from Wisconsin and the Midwest. The camp orchestra will perform in a concert on Saturday.

Jack G. Ranney Cedar Rapids Coe College University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Wis Ranney Wisconsin Midwest

Area Graduates Earn Prized Degrees From Pratt Purdue

Douglas Geiger of Cedar Rapids earned a BFA in fine arts with highest honors from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn New York. Thomas J McManus of Cedar Rapids earned a BFA in fine arts with honors from Pratt. Gregory A Smith of Vin ton Route One earned a BS in pharmacy from Purdue University. Francis S Gilbert of 2000 Hamilton Street SW earned a PhD in psychology from Purdue University.

Douglas Geiger Cedar Rapids Pratt Institute Brooklyn N.Y Thomas J. McManus Gregory A. Smith Route One Vinton Purdue University Francis S. Gilbert Hamilton Street

Public meeting on kidney donations in Cedar Rapids

A June 29 public meeting at the Village Inn will address the growing need for kidney donations for transplantation. Duane Buchheit Barb Schaubacher and Chris Smith will discuss donation, designation procedures, and Iowa recovery efforts alongside Iowa City doctors and nurses.

Village Inn Duane Buchheit Cedar Rapids Kidney Foundation of Iowa Barb Schaubacher University Hospitals Iowa City Chris Smith Des Moines Robert J. Corry Iowa Transplantation Services

U.S. and Soviet Agree on Washington Moscow Hot Line

On this date in 1963 the United States and Russia agreed on a direct hot line communications link between Washington and Moscow to improve crisis communication and reduce risk of miscalculation.

United States Russia Washington Moscow

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