Kirkwood Board Rejects Wastewater Facility Bids
Kirkwood Community College directors rejected bids totaling over 400000 for a wastewater training facility. They will redesign to a cheaper metal or pre cast building without a classroom wing, delaying start until July and completion to December.
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Linn Jury Finds Man Guilty of Break in Attempt
Freddie Lee Clemons, a 28 year old Cedar Rapids man, was found guilty by a Linn district court jury of attempt ed breaking and entering for a January incident at the William Vorel residence on rural Otis road. The verdict came about five hours after trial began. Clemons allegedly tried to slit a screen with a knife but fled when occupants intervened. No sentencing date was set.
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Monticello Man Named Director of Area Ten Aging Agency
Monticello native Robert Robinson, 28, was named director of the Area Ten Agency on Aging by the Kirkwood Community College board. He succeeds Richard Feller, who resigned last December, and has led the agency as acting director since then.
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Man Heads Area Ten Aging Agency
Wednesday
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Robert Robinson
Richard Feller
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Morton to Shift to Commerce in Cabinet Reshuffle
Interior Secretary Morton will become secretary of commerce with a White House announcement expected shortly. An interior spokesman said Morton’s successor is undergoing security checks and unnamed. Morton will stay as chairman of the Energy Policy Council. On this date in 1938 Hitler pressed Poland over Danzig annexation.
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Kirkwood Board Weighs Termination of Grants Funded Staff
Kirkwood Community College directors voted to notify 16 employees funded by federal grants that their contracts may be terminated. The action aligns with state continuing contract law requiring April 10 notice, though legal questions exist about priority of limited term contracts. Terminations would be without prejudice and reflect funding uncertainty. contracts expire at various times through April.
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Selby Ballantyne
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Boat sinks in seconds. 33 aboard rescued near Newport Beach
A 65 foot charter fishing boat sank suddenly off Newport Beach in choppy seas on Wednesday. The 33 people aboard escaped with life jackets as a harbor patrol boat nearby responded within minutes after a red flare signaled distress. The officials called the rescue luck extraordinary.
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Stipulated Salary Hikes Get Kirkwood Board Okay
Kirkwood Community College trustees approved salary increases from 8.6 to 14.8 percent contingent on state funding. The plan adds $488,890 to payroll, with a $600 flat raise plus percentage boosts for staff, instructors, and administration. Some employees would gain as little as 0.6 percent under the schedule.
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Kirkwood Community College
St. Supt
Ira Larson
Basque Bombing Hits Shops and Relay Station
Basque separatist ETA blasts four bombs injure thirteen shops in Guernica and damage a television relay station in Legazpia, Guipuzcoa Province, according to police sources.
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