Iowa City explores low rent housing push and social programs
The Iowa City community weighs a public housing workshop to review alternatives for low rent housing, poverty relief, and race relations. City officials seek funds and personnel to study codes, enforcement, and potential state and nonprofit cooperation as residents are urged to propose concrete actions.
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Bakers’ Church Hearing Set in May over Iowa City dispute
The Presbyterian churchs permanent judicial commission will hear the appeal of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker of Iowa City on May 15 at 9 a.m. in the Leamington hotel Minneapolis. The Bakers were found guilty of disrupting church peace after opposing razing the old First Presbyterian building for a new one. The Iowa Synod upheld the Presbytery ruling on March 15.
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McCrea and Hale Star in Dialing for Dollars Matinee
Joel McCrea and Barbara Hale headline The Oklahoman matinee on Channel 9 Friday at 3 30 p m The program features the stars in a Dialing for Dollars segment with local viewers invited to call in.
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Barbara Halestar
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Culver urges corps study for Coralville lake level hike
U S Representative John Culver urged a House Public Works review to raise Coralville reservoir water levels for summer boating and fishing while affirming flood control as the primary purpose. He cited a potential $200,000 budget request and proposed easing schedules without extra funds. He backed floodwall projects at Dubuque and Guttenberg and a Mississippi river navigation feasibility study to aid industry and agriculture.
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Organ Recital by Paul Manz in Iowa City Friday
Paul Manz, noted composer and organ consultant, will perform an 8 p.m. organ recital at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Iowa City. The program includes three original chorale preludes and supports both the University of Iowa Mother's Day weekend and the Sacred Music Conference. Manz, professor at Concordia College Saint Paul, serves as organist and choirmaster at Mount Olive Lutheran Minneapolis.
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Elect East Iowans To Science Honorary
East Iowa students elected to membership in the University of Iowa chapter of Sigma Xi the national honorary scientific research fraternity include Cedar Rapids Raymond Machacek associate member Coralville Larry Schenken associate member Thomas Schroeder associate member Garwin Lynn A Smaha full member Iowa City Fred Forney and Michael Freeburger full members Reginald Yoder William Knowler associate members Marion William Stubstad full member Solon Michael Wilson associate member.
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East Iowa
University of Iowa
Society of Sigma Xi
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Machacek
Coralville
Larry Schenken
Thomas Schroeder
Garwin
Lynn A. Smaha
Fred Forney
Michael Freeburger
Reginald Yoder
William Knowler
Marion
William Stubstad
Solon
Michael Wilson
Corps limits Coralville releases to 4000 cfs through Dec 15
The U S Army Corps of Engineers announced that no more than 4000 cubic feet per second will be released from Coralville reservoir into the Iowa River for the rest of the crop season. They pledged the flow will stay at or below 4000 cfs until December 15 unless a flood requires emergency action, and noted no flood-control pool storage has been needed since April 21 with lake level at 670 feet. raising to 680 feet will follow.
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Crises in the Cities Mayors Discuss Streets Program
Eastern Iowa mayors meet to debate streets and highways policy on KCRG TV 9 at 6 30 PM Thursday in color.
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ISU coed wins national civil defense fellowship
Mardith Ann Baenziger, senior in engineering at Iowa State, becomes the first woman to win a national Office of Civil Defense Fellowship for graduate study. She will pursue a master in nuclear engineering at Towns State with a $2200 award, while the university receives $2800 for expenses.
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Iowa Man Five Others Held in Houston Slaying
An Iowa man and five others were indicted in Houston on charges linked to the December 19 1966 ambush killing of Dr. Chert Pendleton of Pasadena Texas. Indicted were Dr. Archie H. Burkhalter, James Oliver Steambarge and Robert D. Tucker who allegedly ordered the murder. Also charged were Robert E. Akridge Roy Franklin Brashier and Delmonte Whitehurst for the murder. Burkhalter faces additional rape charges from a Pasadena hospital case.
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Jackson
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Hobbs
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