Latin American Cultural Center Sought in Cedar Rapids
El Club Panamericano de Cedar Rapids forms to preserve and promote Latin American culture. Officers include Walter Lahr president Gloria Carreno secretary and Apolinar Diaz treasurer. Club plans bilingual services translations and a cultural center to host readings, music and social events. A meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m invites community help.
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Cedar Rapids
Walter Lahr
Bever Avenue
Gloria Carreno
Apolinar Diaz
Educational Services Center
Second Avenue
Concert Tonight Features The King and I Selections
Sandra Hagen a University of Iowa junior voice major from Waterville performs with the Cedar Rapids Municipal band at Beverpark tonight at 8. The program includes pieces by Cecavas German Franck Sousa Bingo Kirk Anderson Rizzo Richards Fillmore Goldman and selections from Rodgers The King and I plus Panis Angelicus and The Washington Post March.
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Sandra Hagen
University of Iowa
Beverpark
Cedar Rapids
Miss Hagen
Waterville
University of Iowa Opera Workshop
Cecavas
German
Franck
Washington Post
Sousa
Bingo
Kirk
Anderson
Rodgers
Rizzo
Richards
Fillmore
Goldman
Widow's benefit after husband’s death and Medicare limits
If your husband dies, your widow's benefit replaces your current Social Security payout and is about 82.4 percent of his monthly amount. Medicare does not cover dentures, hearing aids, or eyeglasses, and Cedar Rapids Social Security office is at 122 Second Street SE, Room 300, SGA Building, 366-2411 ext. 431.
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Cedar Rapids
Scientist 100, Abbot Seeks Moon Crater Honor
Washington reports Dr. Charles Greeley Abbot, 100, still active as scientist, inventor and lay minister. He may become the oldest living person to receive a patent and the International Astronomical Union may name an Abbot crater on the moon. Abbot notes fears of future wars while pursuing sun power device to electrify cars.
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UPI
Charles Greeley Abbot
Abbot
Smithsonian Institution
National Academy of Sciences
International Astronomical Union
Nomenclature Committee of the Union
Paris
Washington Star
Presbyterian Grants for Two Coe Freshmen
National Presbyterian scholarships awarded to Philip Rayment and Carla Schmidt for entry to Coe College in September. Ninety one seniors from 23 states received National Presbyterian College scholarships for 31 denomination related colleges. Scholarships are renewable each year.
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Coe
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Coe College
Philip Rayment
Novato
Calif
Carla Schmidt
Nora
Irish Scholar Studies Yiddish Use at Yeshiva University
New York AP reports Irish scholar Alan J. Hudson is researching whether the Irish language’s fate mirrors Yiddish usage in the United States. He notes a trend of Yiddish-English bilinguals abandoning Yiddish for English in America.
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Yeshiva University
United States
America
Alan J. Hudson
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