Cedar Rapids Water System Figures Show Well Power
Cedar Rapids confines most supply to wells with river water used as needed. The 1962 water department outlay was 1.85 million, with 1.91 million income including sewage rentals. City seeks applicants for police fire civil service exams and a Sanitarian I position.
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Water Department
Cedar River
George Lee
Sewage Department
City Briefs Show Mid Month School Board Meeting
City Briefs cover a mid month School Board meeting at the board of education building 346 Second avenue SW Mon day at 7 30 p m. Items include a retirement party for staff and notices of community events at local churches and clubs. The list also notes YMCA NAACP and Tyler PTA activities with times venues and sponsors.
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School Board
Board of Education
Second Avenue SW
Tyler School
Tyler Pta
NAACP
Five Division Leaders Named for Y Member Drive
Five division leaders were announced Saturday for the YMCA membership campaign set to start March 29. They are John Carpenter John Callender Doug West John Stark and Lee Winterberg. The group will meet Fletcher Monday at noon at the Y to plan the one week drive focused on promoting the Health club facilities and overall fitness as renovations near completion.
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YMCA
Fletcher
John Carpenter
John Callender
Doug West
John Stark
Lee Winterberg
The
Mouseketeers Take a Hobo Holiday on TV
The Mouseketeers perform a Mickey Mouse segment in a Sheriff Steve program on Monday at 5 p.m. on TV 9. The lightweight children’s feature centers on playful misadventure and classic cartoon humor.
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Sheriff Steve
Chamber Board Sets 27 Major Objectives for Action
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce board reviewed a brainstormed list of 27 major objectives. No immediate actions were taken beyond referral to committees as existing projects already align with many items.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Valley Road
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Gradu
Swedish Government Seeks 15 Percent Liquor Price Hike
STOCKHOLM AP The government asks parliament to raise liquor prices by 15 percent to curb excess drinking. A state monopoly strike, now in its third week, has nearly halted supplies as foremen demand longer holidays. Parliament delays action, with prices set to rise about 30 cents to 2.25 dollars per pint.
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Stockholm
Attorney pleads for postponement to plant corn
MEMPHIS AP An attorney defending a man who admitted operating a moonshine still asked the court to delay sentencing so the man could plant his corn He has eight children and this is how he earns his living now that his still has been raided U S District Judge Bailey Brown agreed.
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Memphis
Larry Creson
U.S
Bailey Brown
Birchites Open Regional Office in California Suburb
The John Birch Society opened its first regional headquarters in San Marino California a one story peach colored brick building. Regional governor John Rousselot former Republican Congressman said the group aims to ensure the Constitution is respected.
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San Marino
Calif
John Birch Society
Los Angeles
John Rousselot
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