End of Era as Wyoming Loses Hayden Ambulance Service
After more than four decades the Hayden family will end ambulance service in Jones county. Rising costs federal rules and aging staff push the private operator to quit, with Louis and Lynn Hayden noting that Medicare requirements and caregiver shortages make sustainable operation impossible. They propose county wide solutions or converting village vehicles into ambulances, while recalling scarce alternatives and community support.
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Elberon Firemen Take Over Ambulance Service Duties
Elberon the Tama county town adds a $15,400 fully equipped ambulance to its fire department to serve an 18 mile radius. Eight firefighters are trained in first aid with more to begin training. The unit operates 24 hours staffed by volunteers and connects with state and local law enforcement. More than 200 residents attended an open house to view the new equipment.
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UNI Lists 371 Student Teachers for 1970-71 Across Iowa
Eastern Iowans among 371 UNI seniors beginning nine week teaching assignments in 20 centers statewide. Participants observe teach and supervise, earning eight semester hours plus extra credits in later courses. Names by hometowns and schools include Anamosa Waterloo Cedar Rapids Marion Marshalltown Des Moines and more.
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Hoover Library Closure Marks Interior Remodeling
The Herbert Hoover library museum will close to the public from March 15 to May 30 for extensive remodeling and installation of over 40 new exhibits. A highlight will be the original TV set used in the first 1927 television broadcast, featuring Walter Gifford speaking from New York to Herbert Hoover in Washington, D C.
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