Area Ten approves $247,172 raise package for 38 staff
Area Ten Community College board approved salary increases averaging over 16 percent for 38 employees totaling 247,172 dollars while superintendent Ballantyne notes competitive pay and cost of living factors. Several administrators see six-figure raises and merit pay discussions continue amid new schedules and benefit changes.
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Area Ten Community College
Area Ten
Selby Ballantyne
Ballantyne
Cedar Rapids
B. A. Jensen
Frank Malone
William Edings
Vernon J. Pickett
Area Ten OKs near 5 million budget for 1969-70
Supt Selby Ballantyne announced Area Ten expects a near 5 million dollar budget for the 1969-70 year, to be balanced. Expenditures this year total about 3.4 million with state approval needed and a April 18 session with state vocational technical officials planned.
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Area Ten Community College
Selby Ballantyne
State Department of Public Instruction
Area Ten
Ballantyne
Goins Couple Files Bankruptcy Petition in Cedar Rapids
Charles and Patricia Goins filed a bankruptcy petition in Cedar Rapids federal court listing 3275 dollars in debts and 2810 dollars in assets with 1075 exempt. Charles is a welder and Patricia a machine operator.
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Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Charles
Patricia Goins
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Eastern Iowa Science Show Opens With Free Visitor Booklet
The Eastern Iowa Science fair opens Saturday in Moray Eby Fieldhouse Coe College with free visitor booklets listing all participants and exhibits. Top 20 exhibitors will be announced after opening. five outstanding exhibits per division will be chosen. Final awards follow Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Coe auditorium. 149 students compete for over $3,250 in prizes.
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Burton Loupee
Moray Eby Fieldhouse
Coe
Loupee
Coo
Sirhan's Eldest Brother Struck By Car in Pasadena
Saidallah Sirhan, 36, eldest brother of Sirhan Sirhan, was hit crossing a Pasadena street by a car driven by Murray Williams. He suffered a fractured skull and broken leg and remained in serious condition. Police will seek charges for failure to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk. The report also references a separate music contest in Los Angeles suburb with public invited.
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Pasadena
Calif
Saidallah Sirhan
Sirhan Sirhan
Saidallah
Robert F. Kennedy
St. Luke Hospital
Murray Williams
Pasadena City College
Murray
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
Kennedys
Chinatown
Angeles
Kennedy
Lam
Wilson Losing Next British Vote Signals Tory Momentum
London AP reports Harold Wilson's Labour party suffered a series of special election defeats, losing one London seat and two seaside seats. The Conservatives gained a stronger 27 seat reduction in Labour's House of Commons majority, prompting calls for reviewing Labour's strategy and Callaghan challenging government reform proposals. Wilson remained abroad in Lagos, with election timing uncertain until 1971.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor
Labor Party
Wilson
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Brighton
Weston-Super-Mare
House of Commons
Lagos
Safety Dept Not Under Merit System in Iowa
Des Moines AP reports that the Iowa Department of Public Safety is not under the state's merit system. The attorney general says a 1967 legislature failed to repeal conflicting provisions, leaving hiring and salary decisions to the public safety commissioner, a ruling that could affect other state agencies.
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DES Moines
Nowa Department of Public 'Safety
Thetorney General’s
Iday
Safety Department
Commissioner of Public Safety
Parliamentary leader flags party majority threshold
A parliamentary figure stated that achieving a majority of 386 in the commons would be sufficient to govern the country, signaling the size of a stable government. The remark underscored the significance of reaching the required seat count for control.
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Commons
British and Nigerian Leaders Hold Three Hour Talks
Prime Minister Harold Wilson met for three hours with Maj. Gen. Yakubu Gowon in Lagos on Friday. Observers said the discussions offered no signal of major changes in Britain's Nigeria policy.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Harold Wilson
Yakubu Gowon
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