UCS Cuts $21,700 from Poverty Salary Proposals
United Community Services board trimmed 21,700 from poverty program salaries and approved a 584,269 anti poverty budget for LEAP. LEAP Director Les Nummela seeks about 525,000 from the Office of Economic Opportunity with rest from local contributions. federal approval and governor's signoff required.
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Inspection Ordered for Older 707 Jets and 720s
FAA and Boeing issued precautionary tail section crack inspections to nearly 30 airlines and U.S. carriers. The alert follows a British 707 incident and preliminary checks found small cracks in TWA aircraft, though the directive cites no link to the Japan crash.
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Youth Ordered To Face Charge Of Car Theft
A Cedar Rapids youth, William Hruby Jr., 1540 fourteenth Ave SE, returned from Eldora to face larceny of a motor vehicle charge. He is held in Linn County jail on 500 bond with Thursday district court arraignment. He has a prior juvenile offense record and was ordered tried as an adult.
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