Iowa City Council Debates Pay Increases and Urban Renewal
Iowa City council members in informal session at the civic center discussed salary boosts for classified employees effective July 1, with total costs around 30000 through January 1. They also reviewed precinct increases from 15 to 20, urban renewal concepts, and potential private financing for the area including a department store, parking ramp, and relocation plans.
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Iowa City
Carsten Leikvold
Leik
Richard Rogers
Sasaki, Dawson, Demay and Associates
Rogers
Linn Street
College Street
Washington Street
Leikvold
Capital
Clinton Streets
University
Capital Street
Clinton Street
William Hubbard
Gilbert Street
Civic Center
Burlington, van Buren, Court and
Gilbert Streets
Why Don't They Listen to Me at Iowa Conference
A two day multiuniversity conference at the Iowa Memorial Union gathers over 60 delegates from University of Iowa Iowa State and Drake to push for student recognition as adults and individuals within higher education. Participants discuss communication gaps in large classes and the risk of universities becoming impersonal research centers seeking contracts.
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U OF Iowa
Iowa State
Ames
Neil Nelson
Jeanne Rundquist
Charlyce King
Iowa City
IBM
Iowa Memorial Union
University of Iowa
Drake University
Des Moines
University of California At Berkeley
Cedar Rapids Gazette Leagueed Rates and Postage Policy
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids. Subscriptions by carrier 50 cents per week. By mail night edition six issues $1.25 a month $13 a year. afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues $1.35 a month $14 a year. Other states and territories $23.40 a year. No mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. AP has exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Ben Heimann
DeWitt
St. Patrick's School
Tama
Bob Bevenour
Hawkeye Club 617
Cedar Rapids
Fred Darlin
Dubuque
Area 3
Hermann
Darlin
East Iowa
the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
Cedar Rapis
U. S
Tama Man 23 Takes Own Life
Tama County records the suicide of Tama Man 23, who shot himself with a .22 rifle at his mother’s Mesquakie settlement home. Brother Ambrose found the body as deputies and medical examiner confirmed the death. He had worked in Des Moines, was married, and a father. Body sent to Mason funeral home.
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Walter Weese
Drake
TAMA
Lynes Leaf
Tama County
Kenneth McBride
Leaf
Frank Leaf
Mesquakie
Ambrose
McBride
Sam Schafer
Charles Maplethorpe, Jr
Des Moines
Mason Funeral Home
Highway Patrolman Dies at 31 in Bellevue
Iowa patrolman Joe Peters died of cancer at home in Bellevue just days after his wife gave birth to a son. Peters, with the patrol since 1957, left a wife, four other children, and an infant son. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Gallagher Funeral Home in Bellevue.
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Bellevue
UPI
Iowa
Joe Peters
Peters
Iowa Highway Patrol
Gallagher, Funeral Home
Smith seeks conscientious objector status in draft case
Stephen Lynn Smith, 21, of Marion, convicted of destroying a draft card, has applied for classification as a conscientious objector though awaiting a reply from Cedar Rapids draft board. His attorney says the conviction will be appealed as a free speech issue. final classification decision expected weeks away as file moves to Des Moines.
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DES Moines
Stephen Lynn Smith
Craig Sawyer
Sawyer
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Marion
U.S. District Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lee Winterberg
Linn County Draft Board
the Gazette
Selective Service
Winterberg
Carolyn Hinty
Hinty
Linn County
Car fumes kill two Eagle Grove students
Two Eagle Grove High School seniors, George E. Salmon 18 and Karla Joan Nessa 17, were found dead in a parked car in a cemetery west of Eagle Grove. Authorities say the deaths were accidental from exhaust poisoning. Salmon was a former Fayette resident.
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Eagle Grove
Eagle Grove High School
George E. Salmon
Karla Joan ‘Nessa
Salmon
Fayette
Weber family visits Earlville before Army service
Mr and Mrs Charles E Weber and their three daughters formerly of Fort Bragg North Carolina are visiting in the Leo Weber home in Earlville. On April 4 he will leave for service with the U S army in Okinawa.
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Earlville
Charles E. Weber
Fort Bragg
N.C
Leo Weber
U.S. Army
Okinawa
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Vold
Ed Bailey
Parks and Recreation
Richard Burger
Burger
Public Works Department
Robert Lind
Loren Hickerson
Dubuque Street
Washington
Burlington
Nicholas Trkla
Barton-Aschman and _ Associates
Trkla
Iowa College
By John Zielinski
First Ave
S.E
Gazette
Che
Associated Press
Tama Man
Pontiac Motor Division
Pontiac
Second Avenue
McGrath Pontiac, Inc
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