Area Ten launches in-plant training to aid Eastern Iowa firms
Area Ten Community college plans a rapid in-plant training program to boost local business by upgrading worker skills. Five Cedar Rapids firms are already participating including Link-Belt Speeder, Quaker Oats, Collins Radio, C. P. Rohde, and Le Febure. The program aims to extend across seven counties with instructors supplied by the college.
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Area Ten Community College
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Area Ten
Link-Belt Speeder Corp
C. P. Rohde Inc
Rohde
le Febure Corp
le Febure
Gene Stoltenburg
Stoltenburg
Iowa City
Lof
Gazette
Duane Creek
C. P. Rohde, Inc
Loren Siigley
J Street
Mervyn Milroy
Vine Avenue
Phil Welsch
S. Twelfth Street
Marion
Dick Johnston
Waveland Drive
Nottinghams lookalike suspect stopped by police
Ronald Gill, 51, is repeatedly mistaken for the citys top wanted man after police posters circulated a photo of a detective. Gill has been arrested 12 times as residents mistake him for the fugitive, prompting him to consider leaving town or changing identity.
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Nottingham
England
UPI
Ronald Gill
Ronald
Gill
Sculpture deemed dangerous by San Francisco official
Sidney Godin's 3,500 pound bronze abstract is labeled dangerous by Thomas Mellon, head of the hall of justice, for sharp edges and the risk it could topple in the lobby. Mellon orders the piece moved to a city building.
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San Francisco
UPI
Thomas Mellon
Hall of Justice
Sidney Godin
Mellon
School Board Adopts Student Proposal in San Francisco
In San Francisco the California board of education adopted one of nine proposals from high school pupils. The measure urges local districts to seat a nonvoting student member on boards while students push for reforms on tenure black studies sex education and school funding.
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San Francisco
Mark Lee
California Board of Education
Lee
California Association of Student Councils
Poisons Diluted Seen as Potential Marine Medicine
Washington report from the Presidential Commission on Marine Science and Resources urges studying sea derived poisons as therapeutics. It calls for a National Institute of Marine Medicine and Pharmacology and notes less than one percent of sea animals have been explored for active substances.
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Washington
UPI
Presidential Commission On Marine Science, Engineering and Resources
National Institute of Marine Medicine and Pharmacology
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