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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1969

Page

11

Policy shifts on campus arms at Iowa and beyond

Richard L. Holcomb, former University of Iowa security chief, recalls a period when campus officers were armed then disarmed. He cites training gaps and limited arrest power, with weapon use restricted to self defense. The Iowa Board of Regents approved a statewide policy allowing armed officers only with president or deputy approval, training required, effective July 1.

Iowa City Richard L. Holcomb Bureau of Police Science University of Iowa Holcomb Burge JP Carl Goetz Virgil Hancher U. of S Howard Bowen Board of Regents Bowen Regents Iowa Law Enforcement Academy

St Olaf Man 43 Takes His Own Life

St Olaf resident Dean Orvis 43 died at home Thursday evening in Clayton County authorities said. He reportedly shot himself with a revolver while his wife was elsewhere in the house. Survivors include his wife a daughter and his mother. Services are arranged at Witt Funeral Home in Elkader.

ST. Olaf Dean Orvis Clayton County Clayton Earl Sterling Orvis Witt Funeral Home Elkader

Regents Support Library Services Coordinator Idea

The Regents discussed a proposal to appoint one coordinator for automated library services across the three state universities. Regent Melvin Wolf questioned potential precedents for an overall chancellor system. Charles Sage, an Iowa State graduate, is eyed for the post with salary about 16000 a year and one third funded by each university.

AMES Board of Regents Committee On Educational Coordination Melvin Wolf Waterloo William Quarton Cedar Rapids Charles Sage Sage Iowa State California

Sign of Legislative Times On One Senator's Desk

In the Iowa Senate debate Senator Vern Lisle struggled with a venereology bill. He read from the bill listing diseases and halted at lymphogranuloma venereum, confessing he could not spell it.

Richard Drake R-Muscatine Vern Lisle Clarinda Senate

Regents Set Price Level for Property Purchases

The Iowa Regents approved a policy to pay no more than 5 percent over the average of two appraisals or the higher of the two, whichever is lower, for property purchases. The vote was 7 to 1 with Ralph Wallace dissenting.

Ames State Board of Regents Ralph Wallace Mason City Tom Louden Fairfield Executive ‘Council Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa State University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls

UICs Garbee and Morningside Palmer Resign Leadership

Dr. Eugene E. Garbee resigns as Upper Iowa University president effective June 1 1970 to devote time to the arts. He has led UIU since 1952. Dr. J Richard Palmer steps down as Morningside College president effective August 31 after 1956 blueprint and a long range study now underway. Palmer says new leadership should helm the college.

Iowa Eugene E. Garbee Upper Iowa University At Fayette Board of Trustees Garbee Upper Iowa J. Richard Palmer Morningside College Sioux City Palmer College Board of Morningside

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