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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1969

Page

13

Contracts Set On Treatment Plant Project

The Independence city council awarded two improvements at the waste treatment plant. Hoffman Brothers won the flood damage repair to the south filter for 34160 dollars and William Hanna received 2467.05 dollars for a brick windbreak around two filters. Six bidders filed in each category.

Independence Hoffman Brothers of William Hanna Burnell Chadek Board of Appeal Oliver Greenley Northwest Public Health Committee

Two Escape from Washington Jail

Washington County Sheriff Charles Snyder reported two inmates escaped from the county jail in Washington Iowa during the night. Dale Richard 21 of Washington and John Brammer 23 of Muscatine were missing at 1 30 a m after a routine cell check. They were held on auto theft charges and a white Chevrolet stolen nearby was believed used in the escape.

Washington, Iowa UPI Washington County Charles Snyder Snyder Dale Richard Washington John Brammer Muscatine

Lutheran Principals Meet in Boone

The Iowa Lutheran Elementary School Principal's conference will meet Friday at the Imperial Inn in Boone starting at 9 30 a m The program will feature three main talks State School Requirements by Earl Miller Federal Title Programs for Elementary Secondary Education by R F Van Dyke and Patterns of Performance a five year in service training program led by William Wright and Norman Miller

Boone Iowa Lutheran Imperial Inn Earl Miller State Department of Public Instruction R. F. van Dyke William Wright Lutheran Iowa District West Norman Miller Central Lutheran School Newhall

Doubts on Heart Transplants Spark Cost Concerns in Cape Town

Dr. Rodney Hewitson of Groote Schuur hospital questioned the value of heart swaps saying 200 sick babies could be kept alive a year with transplant costs. He cited $21,426 spent on Philip Blaiberg's operation and warned life expectancy may be two to five years. He noted overseas estimates of saving babies with that money and mentioned reports that no further transplants would occur until rejection issues are solved.

Cape Town South Africa UPI Groote Schuul Hospital Rodney Hewitson Philip Blaiberg Hewitson Hewiston South African Academy For Science and Art Groote Schuur

Fun Night at West Branch to aid American Field Service

West Branch plans a Friday night event at 7 30 p m in Hoover gym to raise funds for American Field Service students. Thai boxing demos by Vichak Visetnoy Ritti son Lutti and Wittaya Masena highlight the program alongside a basketball game a cake walk and a pie eating contest. Foreign students from Thailand Chile Brazil Peru Sweden New Zealand Denmark Norway and the Philippines will attend with local host families. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.

West Branch Hoover Gymnasium Thailand Chile Brazil Peru Sweden New Zealand Denmark Norway Philippines Vichak Visetnoy Rittisone Lutti Wittaya Masena

Backers of Nuclear Pact Win Test Vote

In a 61 to 30 Senate vote backers of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty push to send the White House a pact without strings. Senator Ervin proposed a reservation claiming no obligation to defend non nuclear nations but was rejected to table the motion.

White House Senate Sen. Ervin D-N.c U.S Ervin Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee Kennedy D-Mass Harris D-Okla

9.8 Percent Raise for Non-Certified in College District

Non certified employees of the College Community school district were granted a 9.8 percent pay increase for the 1969 70 school year. Maintenance and custodial staff wage adjustments were approved with administrators to be decided later. The package costs about 25000 dollars. Last week teachers accepted a wage scale raising starting pay for college graduates to 6500 dollars and averaging about a 10.2 percent increase with welfare benefits.

College Community School

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