Edgewood-Colesburg Board Sets 1972 73 Salaries
The Edgewood-Colesburg board approves 1972 73 salary levels for all staff with about a 3.35 percent average raise. Beginning BA site teacher base increases from 6950 to 7250. Bus drivers get 4.4 percent, pay rises from 4.53 to 4.65 per mile monthly. Summer recreation programs including baseball softball and Little League are dropped due to low participation and cost. Also notes that ten years ago disarmament talks resumed in Geneva Palace of Nations after a breakdown five years earlier.
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Colesburg
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Health Center Board Approves Study Of Aging Council
Linn County Health Center board agrees to fund a study of the Council on Aging at the request of its council board after criticisms of Executive Director Harold Hensel. The board also plans two new social worker positions for Social Services to the Handicapped and hired a Hoover Health Council executive director. A consultant will study philosophy and administration at $15 an hour for 30 hours, with funds from the contingency fund and possible federal support.
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Charles Blank
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Hensel
Health Center
Ed Hanlon
Blank
Mona Phelps
Kent R. Autor
University of North Carolina
University of Michigan
Kirkwood Plans Informational Meetings Across Area Towns
Kirkwood Community College will hold more than 60 information meetings in area towns over the next month. Staff will visit town halls and libraries across seven counties of Area Ten to promote vocational and adult education programs, literacy training, and basic courses.
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Iowa Writer Wins Romanian Prize for Drama
The University of Iowa International Writing program member Marin Sorescu won the Romanian Academy Drama Prize worth 10 000 Lei. The prize, Romania’s top annual drama award, honors his play Jonah written in 1968 and produced in Bucharest.
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Bushares
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Jonah
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Romanian Academy
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Sorescu
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Montour
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Nixon Silent on Divorce Law Change Voted by House
Washington AP reports the House passed a measure to end mandatory disclosure of campaign contributors and to curb no fault divorce rules. President Nixon’s press secretary says the White House will not disclose supporters. the bill moves to the Senate for action and aims to limit communications sessions, with Ziegler deferring to citizen committees for campaign fund decisions.
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