Grant Wood Education Agency Adopts Evaluation Policy
The Grant Wood area education agency board approved a management evaluation form that excludes formal staff input for the chief administrator Dwight Bode and other administrators. Board members will evaluate individually, review results in a closed session, and may seek information from local school district board members. Some members questioned the lack of staff input and discussed potential informal methods.
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Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Dwight Bode
Bode
Sents
John Bousley
Davis
Ann Fedder
North Liberty
Fedderson
Grant Wood Education Assn
Dr Sedlacek Heads Cedar Rapids Hospital Council 1977
Dr Robert A Sedlacek elected chairman of the Cedar Rapids hospital council for 1977. He is immediate past president of the Iowa Clinical Society of Internal Medicine and led multiple local medical groups. New officers include Donald Stamy Austin Sparling Abbott Lipsky and Mrs Norman Lipsky with twenty elected members across public medical and Mercy Luke's staffs.
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Robert A. Sedlacek
Cedar Rapids
Sedlacek
Iowa Clinical Society of Internal Medicine
Linn County Medical Society
St. Luke’s Medical and Dental
Mercy
St. Luke’s
University of Iowa College of Medicine
American Board of Internal Medicine
Donald Stamy
Marion
Austin Sparling
St. Luke’s Board of Directors
Abbott Lipsky
Mercy Hospital Board of Trustees
Norman Lipsky
Secre
Paul R. Shawver
Medical Society
Earl Y. Bickel
H.R. Hirleman
Carl R. Aschoff
Project What Now seminar wraps up with job talks
The final seminar in Mt. Mercy college four part series on post graduate job opportunities will be held in the Little Theater on campus Wednesday from 11 to 11 45 a m. A panel of seven area professionals will discuss employment prospects for 1977 graduates and interview expectations.
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Little
Mt. Mercy College
Larry Bergrud
Department of Adult Corrections
Robert Bostwick
College Community Schools
Mary Collins
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ed Horton
Collins Radio
Loren Jansa
Linn County Social Service
William Riepe
Mercy Hospital
Ken Techau
Social Security Administration
Judy Fuller
Mercy
Mt. Mercy College Counseling and Placement Offices
CCA Elects President and Rehashes Fired Leader
In a tense Monday special meeting the Citizens Committee on Alcoholism elected a new president and accepted a half way house director’s resignation. The gathering continued to rehash the firing of former executive director William B. Harnish amid protests and ongoing financial concerns led by board member Robert Gross.
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Citizens Committee On Alcoholism
Citizens
William B. Harnish
Robert Gross
Bever Avenue
Viera DeWald
Marty Mann
CCA Board Sees Leadership Changes Amid Turmoil
R. Ross was elected president succeeding Beverly Timmer who resigned after a Wednesday hearing. The board approved a move to appoint a new vice president. Wary members urged resignation of Harnish and warned of financial strain with a projected 31 thousand dollar deficit by June 1977.
When Was Debt Known at Special Meeting
The special meeting exposed clashes over when the board learned of indebtedness. Former executive director William Harnish said he warned last summer of cash flow problems, while treasurer Chuck Cunning recalled signing urgent bills and learning about past due amounts only after questions began. The dispute centers on accountability for around $14,000 in unpaid bills and who knew what, when.
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Citizens Committee On
Board of Directors
William Harnish
John Ehrhart
Harnish
Chuck Cunning
Danning
Cunning
Health Center Board
Canning
Health Center
CCA
JA Fund Drive Reaches Over Top With Strong Donations
The Junior Achievement fund campaign reports a 40 percent gain over last year with $12,015 in gifts and a near completion of the $46,000 goal. Co chairs Allen Chapman James Folkerts and leader Clare Rice note progress and expect final success as major gifts reports still come in. The program supports JA high school enrollment exceeding 600 students.
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Junior Achievement Fund
Allen Chapman
James Folkerts
Clare Rice
Rice
76 Entries For Science Fair Set In Cedar Rapids
The Eastern Iowa Science and Engineering fair reports 76 entries so far, a three year high, with preliminary plans for two new events at its 18th annual exposition in Cedar Rapids. The fair runs March 26 27 at Washington High School.
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Joe Beach
Cedar Rapids Washington High School
Beach
Washington Little Theater
Irv Faber
Gary Davis
Collins Radio
ATX
Collins Scientific
Cedar Rapids
Taft
Harding
Wilson
Jefferson
Amana
Marshalltown
Anamosa
Wyoming
Monticello
Alburnett
Goose Lake
Dubuque
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Jim Davis
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Dr. Sedlacek
C.R
Mr. Lipsky
Ted J. Welch
B.L. Anderson
William Crawford
David M. Elderkin
Mary Lawrence
St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital
Donald Ebinger
J.F. Hladky, Jr
Sparling
Henry E. Haegg
Robert O. Daniel
Albert A. Curtis
Stamy
Joseph F. Galles
Lipsky
Bernard M. Grabek
Curtis
Carson
Thomas J. McIntosh
Bickel
Crawford
Aschoff
Robert Sedlacek
Mary Lou Williams
Truman
Congress
Greece
Rehash
Ced
Ross
Gross
Public Information Committee
George Gable
Chuck Danning
Benton
Jones Counties
Mary Burke
Terry Schneckloth
Linn County Health Center
Hamish
Er KF Wy First
First National Bank/Loans
Iowa City
Iowa
DIAL
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Owa
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Steve Murphy
Dennis Lipke
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