Marion woman Bertha Boyer dies at 80 in Amana nursing home
Bertha F Boyer 80 of 401 Ninth avenue Marion resident 57 years died Monday in Amana nursing home She born May 21 1891 in Marion married John Elmer Boyer Aug 18 1909 in Gering Nebraska Surviving daughter Mrs Tom Barker seven grandchildren 11 great grandchildren sister Gretta Richardson brother Vern Clemans Burial Oak Shade Marion Services Thursday 11 a.m Murdoch chapel Marion YMCA swim schedule listed for various age groups and activities including pre school lessons adult coed and team workouts with non aquatic schedule of gym and leagues
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Ninth Avenue
Marion
Amana
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Gering
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Elmer Davis
First Baptist Church
Tom Barker
Pale
Gretta Richardson
Vern Clemans
Alburnett
Murdoch
Methodist Youth Clean-up Drive and Local Events
The ninth grade Sunday school class at First United Methodist plans a Saturday city clean-up with a bottle collection for Cedar Rapids recycling. Other items note Marion division Chamber of Commerce annual meeting at Indian Creek Country Club with speaker Bob Harper. Art class starts Thursday at Marion public library. Obituary for Edith M. Albright and service details. lenten services at Ascension Lutheran. Tax payments and Beta Sigma Phi meetings listed. Return home of Chester Knight. Marion Mothers of Twins club Thursday.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion Division Chamber of Commerce
Indian Creek Country Club
Bob Harper
KCRG
Marion Mothers of Twins Club
Thomas Lehman
Surrey Drive
Plan Nevada Rites For J. B. Wilson, 74
J. B. Wilson 74 of 120 Twenty-eighth street court retired painter died Tuesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born August 17, 1897 at Zearing he lived there before moving to Marion last May to reside with his daughter Mrs Russell Vinson. Survived by daughter and two grandchildren services pending Ryan funeral home Nevada. Murdoch funeral home Marion in charge of local arrangements. New Art club meets Friday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs James Cippera 1525 Eighth avenue.
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Twenty-eighth Street Court
Cedar Rapids
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Zearing
Marion
Russell Vinson
Ryan Funeral
Nevada
Murdoch Funeral Home
New Art Club
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Eighth Avenue
Doctor Condon Discusses Removal After Dispute At University
The dispute between Dr. Condon and Dr. Eckstein over new surgical programs led to Condon's removal from the post. Condon says he was actively recruited in 1970 and believes opponents influenced changes to the rules. He respects Eckstein but says the department faced irreconcilable differences over interdepartmental programs and the future direction.
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Dr. Condon
Iowa City surgery chief dismissed amid questions of excellence
Dr Condon says first class surgery department is needed and questions whether Iowa City will achieve it. He has not worked since dismissal and weighs future posts, stressing that money is not the issue and excellence is. Condon joined Iowa University as head in 1971 after coming from Illinois. Dr Ziffren acts as head in the interim.
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Ipost
New Yorker
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Rites Thursday for Minnerd Olson 59
Minnerd Olson 59 a retired farmer died suddenly Monday evening at his Shellsburg home. Born November 19 1912 near Newhall he lived in the Norway and Atkins areas before moving to Shellsburg Survivors include son David of California brothers Owen Newhall Lyle Atkins and sister Mrs Robert Orcutt Newhall Services tentatively scheduled Thursday at 1 p m in Trinity Lutheran church Norway Burial Norway cemetery Friends may call Fellmer's Keystone after 4 p m Wednesday and at the church after 10 a m Thursday
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Keystone
Put Back in TV Bill May Spur Early Senate Action
DES MOINES Iowa may move quickly on a 24 million dollar educational television expansion bill after the senate appropriations committee approved it 22 to 1. Amendments sought to label programs as public television faced partyline clashes with Balloun backing a broader educational classification and Doderer pushing adjustments. The bill envisions 800 thousand dollars yearly 1972 75 to extend IEBN reach into northeast northwest southwest and north central Iowa with parallel federal funds and a goal of wider statewide access. The vote included 17 Republicans and 5 Democrats for the bill with several members voting present.
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Public Television
Iowa
Rever Promoted at ACT Headquarters
IOWA CITY Philip R Rever of Iowa City has been appointed as associate director of applied studies with the American College Testing Program here Born in Kodiak Alaska the 30 year old earned a Ph D in 1969 from the University of Iowa Since joining the ACT staff in 1969 he had served as assistant director in research services until his new appointment ACT is an independent nonprofit educational service institution that provides guidance oriented assessment services in the area of financial aid educational development and career choice
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Iowa City
Philip R. Rever
Kodiak, Alaska
University of Iowa
ACT
Romulo Injured In Accident In Fair Condition
Foreign Secretary Carlos Romullo, 73, was injured in a rear end collision between his limousine and a soft drink truck in Manila. He underwent three hours of surgery for a ruptured diaphragm and spleen bleed, remaining in fair condition as doctors reported recovery. The truck driver Eddie Sevilla faced charges forreckless driving after the crash.
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University of the Philippines
Cultural Fair Slated By West Union Class
West Union North High School hosts a Cultural Fair by the senior Contemporary Problems class on Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event aims to educate the community on minority backgrounds and treat individuals as individuals. Each student presents a project tied to their area of interest. Guests include Jimmy Porter of Waterloo and Peter LaPointe, a Winnebago tribal council member. Admission is free.
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Waterloo
Peter LaPointe
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Nevada
Charge Skyjackings Might Not Have Been Adequately Screened
Washington AP reports that transportation officials say nine of thirteen airplane hijackings in the last six months could have been prevented if passengers had undergone adequate screening before boarding. The statements come amid renewed calls for stricter security measures at airports.
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