Regents Study Out-of-State Tuition Rules
Iowa regents discussed an Iowa rule that makes marriage to an out-of-state student trigger nonresident tuition for wives and vice versa. Regent Melvin Wolf urged change while Dr. Howard Bowen favored enforcement pending study. Cases involving George Clarke and Patricia Moehling Moehling spur the board to review residence rules as a U.S. district court case proceeds.
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Iowa City
Iowa
State Board of Regents
Jonathan Richards
Red Oak
Howard Bowen
University of Iowa
U. S. District Court
Des Moines
George Clarke
Board OKs Personnel Changes at U of Iowa
The Iowa Board of Regents approved George Forell as acting director of the University of Iowa School of Religion. Duane Spriestersbach becomes vice president for research and dean of the graduate college. Other actions include resignations, new appointments, and summer leaves for nine faculty members. An example leaves Keith Huntress to research a book on anti Mormon prejudice.
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Bowen
Cedar Rapids
U. of I
Iowa
Robert Hardin
Chicago
Iowa City
George Forell
University of Iowa School of Religion
State Board of Regents
Duane C. Spriestersbach
Graduate College
Willis Person
University of Chicago
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hunter Rouse
Fred C. Leone
Department of Statistics
University of California At Berkeley
Iowa State
Keith Huntress
Department of English and Speech
Foster Urges Federal DST Match Iowa Plan
Iowa State Rep. LaMar Foster urges federal lawmakers to amend the proposed Daylight Saving Time bill to align with Iowa that runs DST from Memorial Day to Labor Day. He notes equinox daylight balance on Sept 21 and cites concerns from mothers of schoolchildren about sleep loss. The Senate bill would push DST to run from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October.
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West Branch
LaMar Foster
Iowa
Foster
Congress
Towa
Senate
U. S
House
Rites Set for Matie B Peiper 87 Lisbon
Funeral services for Matie B Peiper aged 87 of Lisbon will be held Saturday at 10 30 a m at Federated church with visitation at Baxter chapel Born March 7 1879 on a farm near Marion she later settled east of Lisbon and graduated from Lisbon high school She married William Peiper in 1900 who died in 1964 Survivors include three daughters Mrs Henry Phautz of San Francisco Mrs Eugene Rebeck of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Clifford McQuown of Lisbon two sons Derle of Mitchell SD and LaVerne of Lisbon nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren plus a brother and a sister.
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Matie B. Peiper
Lisbon Area
Federated Church
Baxter’s Chapel
Marion
Lisbon High School
William Peiper
Daughers
Henry Phautz
San Francisco
Eugene Rebeck
Cedar Rapids
Clifford McQuown
Derle
Mitchell, S.D
LaVerne
A. L. van Fossen
Ella Achenbach
New Brunswick
N.J
Iowa City Plans Large Scale Developments Move Forward
Iowa City planning and zoning commission approves a definition for large scale residential developments tying it to a two acre or 30 unit threshold. The panel also denies or defers several rezoning requests citing traffic and development concerns, while noting missing information on Burger Construction property and a subscriber petition against spot zoning.
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Iowa City
Planning and Zoning Commission
Jay Honohan
Honohan
City Planning
H. M. Black
Brown Street
Alan Vestal
Black
Walter Garwood
N. Dodge Street
Burger Construction Co
Garwood
Burger
John H. Schulze
Secretary Frost Patterson to retire from Iowa Soldiers Bonus Board
DES MOINES RP Executive Secretary Frost Patterson of the Iowa Soldiers Bonus Board declined to comment on reports he would not retire as directed. State Treasurer Paul Fransenburg said Patterson told him he would leave after an audit. Patterson, earning 7 800 a year, has served about 10 years and will be leaving March 31.
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Des Moines
Frost Patterson
Iowa Soldiers Bonus Board
Paul Fransenburg
Patterson
Absent G I. Farmer Husband Headed Back For Trial
Michael Leo Walter 24 allegedly went AWOL from Webb Air Base Texas last November. He married a Iowa woman and settled on her parents farm near Waukon before Sheriff Ted Rumph arrested him Wednesday. Walter was to be transported to face military charges Thursday.
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UPI
A.w.o.l
Air Force
Here
Texas
Michael Leo Walter
Allamakee County
Ted Rumph
Walter
Webb Air Base
Big Springs
A.w.v.l
Iowa
Robert Wieperk
Manchester woman takes Delaware welfare post
Mrs. Ben Philippson of Manchester is named as a child welfare worker by the State Department of Social Welfare in Delaware county. Ralph Bachmann, the Delaware county director of social welfare, announced the appointment.
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Manchester
Ben Philippson
Delaware County
State Department of Social Welfare
Ralph Bachmann
Regents Seek Streamlined Work Procedure In Iowa
Iowa Board of Regents debates reducing detail in construction matters and shifting duties to chief business officers and the executive secretary. Aimed at policy focus, a committee proposes meeting as a whole for policy and hiring an independent consultant, with Ames and May meetings set to discuss the plan. Gene-rich discourse continues among regents led by Jonathan Richards.
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Iowa City
Board of Regents
Jonathan Richards
Red Oak Regent
Richards
University of Iowa
Iowa State
State College of Iowa
Iowa Braille and
Iowa School For the Deaf
Regents
Melvin Wolf
Waterloo
Eye Donors Pledge Eyes to Iowa Lions Eye Bank
Ninety one people from Delaware county signed donor cards pledging their eyes to the Iowa Lions Eye Bank at the University of Iowa.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Iowa Lions Eye Bank
University of Iowa
Runaway Boy Found North of Dubuque After Flight
Eight year old Jim Koer pench was found along a road north of Dubuque about fourteen hours after he ran away from home following a scolding. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clem Koer pench of Dubuque.
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Dubuque
Jim Koerpench
Here
Clem Koerpench
West Delaware plans new junior high in Manchester
The West Delaware school board plans a 500 pupil junior high near Lambert elementary to handle rising enrollments. Altfillisch firm to draft plans by July 1 with a bond issue set for September and construction likely starting in November.
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Manchester
West Delaware School Board
New Lambert
Altfillisch, Olsen, Grey and Thompson
Decorah
West Delaware
Supt
J. P. Lambert
Thing That Couldn't Die on Channel 9 Movie Friday
The Channel 9 Movie presentation features The Thing That Couldn't Die airing Friday night at 10 25 as KCRG TV promotes the screening.
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Channel 9
Kcrg-Tv
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