Independence expands Chamber employment service
Marvin Bradley announces expanded job service to Buchanan and Black Hawk counties with the Waterloo state employment office providing weekly job listings and monthly visits. Applicants must visit the Chamber office to fill an application, as phone applications are not accepted. New listings arrive each Monday.
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Independence
Chamber of Commerce
Buchanan County
Marvin Bradley
Chamber
Black Hawk
Buchanan
State Employment Service
Bradley
State
Independence Chamber
Waterloo
Peschau Election Upheld at Luther College
DECORAH The Luther College student body vice presidency election for Dave Peschau, a Wausau Wisconsin junior, is upheld after a student-faculty hearing commission. A contested write-in victory over two nominees faced an honor council review that had urged a new election, but the commission ruled the honor council lacks jurisdiction over such elections.
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Decorah
Dave Peschau
Luther College
Wausau
Wis
Honor Council
Hearing Commission
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Co. prints daily and Sunday editions at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Includes subscription rates by carrier and mail, with various regional and Sunday editions and a note on AP exclusive republication rights.
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Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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U.S. Territories
State senators and representatives from Jackson Jones districts
Frank Nye profiles the 1969 twenty third district lawmakers in Iowa. Rep Roy Miller of Monticello Republican veteran on five committees and serving his third term in the house. Sen Clifton Lamborn Maquoketa Republican second term and sole chair of the senate transportation committee. Rep Lynn Battles Maquoketa Republican farmer and cattleman serving his second term on five panels: agriculture commerce conservation recreation county government and state government.
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Jackson
Jones
Roy Miller
Monticello
House
Clifton C. Lamborn
Maquoketa
Lynn Battles
Rep. Miller
Jones County
Senator Lamborn
Senate Transportation Committee
Rep. Battles
Jackson County
Consumer Survey Set by Independence Chamber
A retail bureau approved a business consumer relations committee led by Ed Pierson Duane Gray Lyle Fletcher Joe Mason Hubert Freeman and Dean Good in Independence. The panel will add more retailers and conduct a community survey to reveal consumer satisfaction and guide actions to improve relations.
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Independence
Retail Bureau
The
Independence Chamber of Commerce
Ed Pierson
Duane Gray
Lyle Fletcher
Joe Mason
Hubert Freeman
Dean Good
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Community Focus Notes on Local Products and Services
A brief survey of offerings in the community highlights diverse products and services available locally. Businesses describe bouquets of goods from groceries to home services and emphasize local customer engagement and neighborhood accessibility.
U Chicago Choir to perform Spanish Renaissance at Cornell
The Motet Choir of the Collegium Musicum of the University of Chicago will present Music of the Spanish Renaissance at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in King chapel Cornell college. Admission is free. Two Cornell graduates join as singers John Klaus tenor and assistant conductor Susan Leigh alto.
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University of Chicago
Susan Leigh
Two Named to Catholic Charities Board in Dubuque
Alfred E. Hughes of Dubuque and F. James Bradley of Cedar Rapids were named to the Catholic Charities corporate board for the archdiocese of Dubuque. Hughes replaces Justice Francis Becker and Bradley replaces Byron Riley. one vacancy remains from the resignation of Most Rev. Loras J. Watters.
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Dubuque
Alfred E. Hughes
F. James Bradley
Cedar Rapids
Catholic Charities
Archdiocese of Dubuque
Thomas W. Rhomberg
Hughes
Justice Francis Becker
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Bradley
Byron Riley
Loras J. Watters
Winona
Archdiocese of
University of Iowa announces extended degree completions
East Iowans added to the Feb 1 commencement list include Kathryn Barclay Gehris and Louis King III in science fields, Thomas Knutson in physical education, Jean Novak Long in liberal arts and medical tech, Lynne Wachal in medical tech, Loreta Gierhart in liberal arts tech, James Seeley in zoology, and Sandra Alper in liberal arts medical tech.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
East
Decorah
Loreta Gierhart
James Seeley
Kalona
Sandra Alper
Two Iowa appointments tied to Hughes ruling in Des Moines
In Des Moines the Iowa senate may delay acting on Gov. Ray’s board of public instruction appointment until it resolves former Gov. Hughes’s backseat appointment. Atty. Gen. Turner says Hughes appointees can vote but the senate must first address the Hughes terms. In Decorah Luther College hosts Time-Out Day featuring Father Groppi and Stan Wright with discussions, films, and a public address.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Robert Ray
State Board of Public Instruction
Harold Hughes
Richard Turner
Turner
Lester Menke
State Board
Ray
Hughes
Thomas Roe
Nolden Gentry
Richard Delaney
Mrs. Cole
Senate
Roe
Board of Public Instruction
Iowa
Decorah
James Groppi
Stan Wright
Luther College
Luther Fieldhouse
Wright
Western Illinois University
Europe
Paul Hjelle
Father Groppi
Milwaukee
Des Moines Council Probes School Orgy Charge
A Des Moines crime committee will investigate charges by Rep. Vernon Bennett that sex orgies occurred at Des Moines North High and that marijuana is sold there and at East High School. Supt. Dwight Davis denied the allegations, but the council voted to investigate.
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Des Moines
Des Moines North High School
East High School
Dwight Davis
Vernon Bennett
Jacques-Yves Cousteau Undersea Adventure On Channel 9
Television special features renowned explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau presenting an underwater journey on KCRG-TV Channel 9 at 6 30 p m Tuesday. The program promises vivid marine scenes and expert narration.
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Jacques- Yves Cousteau
Channel 9
Kcrg-Tv
Grinnell Increases Fees for 1969 70
Grinnell College president Glenn Leggett announced a $175 annual fee increase for the 1969 70 year. The total comprehensive fee would rise to $3,275 with tuition up to $2,270 and a $30 rise for food and health services. Leggett cited higher faculty salaries campus wages and general inflation as reasons.
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Grinnell
Glenn Leggett
Grinnell College
Leggett
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