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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1971

Page

15

Cedar Rapids Native Wins Second Pulitzer for Editorial Cartoons

Paul Conrad of Cedar Rapids has earned his second Pulitzer Prize as an editorial cartoonist for the Los Angeles Times. Born June 27, 1924, in Cedar Rapids and raised in Des Moines, he graduated from Roosevelt High School and the University of Town in 1950. He started at the Denver Post before joining the Los Angeles paper in 1964. He previously won Sigma Delta Chi’s cartoon award in 1964 and the first Pulitzer in 1904. His home is Palos Verdes Peninsula, California.

Cedar Rapids Paul Conrad Los Angeles Times Conrad Des Moines Roosevelt High School University of Town Robert H Conrad Mason City Denver Post Los Angeles Sigma Delta Chi Journalistic Fraternity Palos Verdes Peninsula Calif

City briefs and notices from local events and ads

Various items list hospital visitors in Iowa City, fundraising ads for Lions and Story Hour at the downtown library, a Lebanese food fair at St George church, a talk on divorce law, Mother's Day gifts and flowers, a chicken noodle supper, a birthday dance, a burglary report, wallpaper shop, a mother's death notice, an art display motor theft, a Phi Kappa Phi honor for Mrs Sonka, a bus for Pella Tulip Festival, and a veteran secretary appointment. Names, addresses, and phone numbers included.

Scout Pack Awards At Hayes Coolidge and Cleveland Schools

Cub Scouts Pack 2 awarded members at Hayes School including Mike Erger Terry Wieland and others. Pack 86 awarded Tuesday at Coolidge School with Jeff Toddleben Paul Martin Robin Shaw and more. Pack 33 awards were presented Thursday at Cleveland School to numerous members led by Matt Evans and Greg Cleveland. Sydney AP reports also note a Betty’s Beauty Nook ad and a wreath ceremony offered May 4 to 17 commemorating World War I Coral Sea battle.

Hayes School Mike Erger Terry Wieland Larry Prank Gary Wade Tom Popelska Mike Delarm Coolidge School Jeff Toddleben Paul Martin Robin Shaw Tom Helland Calvin McFatridge Leon Dirks Brad Butler Mike Dochterman Steve Foley Don Jones Neal Dirks Jef Nelson iMike, Masch Dan Clemens Scott Koepke Dick Heaver Cleveland School Matt Evans Greg Cleveland Jim DevHook Doug Wenzel Roby Havlicek Roger Conine Mike Swedenheim Jeff Jurgensen Wayne Anderson Scott Marling Monty Marty Stuefen Tom Allison Scott Willman Max Emerson Tom Tharp Don Rosberg Ken Crooks Francis Luzume Mike Chichelly DeWayne Dwight Bahnsen Steve Yollan Robert Haley Dean Jacobson Ron Lugume Doug Current Wayne Amsler Pam McGowan Sydney Australia U.S

Cedar Rapids gets 12 month extension for Civic Center renewal

HUD approves a 12 month extension for the Civic Center urban renewal project in Cedar Rapids. Completion date shifts from May 1 1971 to May 1 1972 due to a slower economy. City official Ben B Salyer said the request was sent Feb 9 and HUD confirmed the extension by phone with a letter in the mail.

Cedar Rapids Civic Center Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Ben B. Salyer City Planning and Redevelopment

Oak Hill housing project aims to start in June

Cedar Rapids planning officials expect 16 single family lots in Oak Hill to begin in June with federal approval of the sale to Midwest Development Co. The city bid for the lots was 19,450 dollars. HUD approval and title transfer will follow. Houses will use Section 235 mortgage aid and be sold to occupants. Townhouse bids drew no offers.

Oak Hill Salyer Cedar Rapids Congram B. Salyer Counci H Midwest Development Co Department of Housing and Turban Development HUD Federal Housing Administration Donald Canney

Student Named For Design Work On Tree Planting

Eric Faaborg of Cedar Rapids, a recent landscape architecture graduate, will join the city parks department as landscape architect this summer to design tree planting across town. Parks Commissioner Star Reinis said Faaborg will be paid 715 dollars per month, begin work May 47, and focus on extending the city’s reforestation along main streets including First Second and Third avenues east of the Cedar River. Faaborg holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Oklahoma and is pursuing a master’s degree there.

Eric Faaborg Cedar Rapids City Parks Department Star Reinis Reinis Faaborg Citr Rainie Cedar River University of Okahoma

Center Point Services for Charles Kennedy

Center Point Charles Homer Kennedy 67 a retired carpenter and lifelong resident died Monday at Veterans hospital Iowa City He was born November 30 1903 in Center Point served in World War II and belonged to United Methodist Church Dye Benson Post 297 American Legion Surviving sister Mrs Everett Bilott Services 130 pm Thursday Murdoch chapel Center Point Rev Dwayne Madsen Burial Center Point Cemetery Friends may call after 11 pm Tuesday Contributions to heart fund suggested

Center Point Charles Homer Kennedy Veterans Hospital Iowa City Kennedy U.S. Army United Methodist Church Dye Benson Post American Legion of Everett Biliolt Murdoch Chapel Dwayne Madsen Center -Point Heart Fund

City to Contract for Removal of 673 Dead Elms

Cedar Rapids parks commissioner Stan Reims said the city will contract this spring to remove 678 elms from public property in the northeast quadrant as part of finishing elm removal. Bids for the 673 trees to be removed this summer are due May 26.

Stan Reims Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Students Win Midwest Academic Ribbons

Eight Cedar Rapids Christian School elementary students earned ribbons at the Thirteenth Annual Midwest Academic Spring meet hosted by Wheaton Christian Grammar School. Participants from a four state area included Lorie High Lars Haars Laura Entz Ketri Grimm Bill Abigt Randy Gustafson Denise Balinsen and Barbara Mefferd.

Cedar Rapids

Wapsie Y Event Open to Non Members in Eastern Iowa

Camp Wapsie hosts a Saturday one day outing from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. directed by Dwight Belknap open to all boys between 7 and 15 years old and their parents. The trip from the Central branch YMCA costs 3.25 dollars by chartered bus and includes a noon meal with advance registration near full.

Camp Wapsie Iowa Dwight Belknap Belknap Central Branch Ymca Central Y Tlalt

Snowmobile Race Participation Share Cited by Massey Ferguson

Snowmobile owners race their machines at low rates with Massey Ferguson estimating under a quarter take part in races. The claim highlights limited participation among owners in competitive snowmobiling events.

Massey- Ferguson, Inc

UIC President to Visit Cedar Rapids Open House

UIC President and Mrs. Aldrich K. Pail of Upper Iowa College will be honored with an open house and reception in Cedar Rapids on May 16 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Holiday Inn. Hosts are Ralph Kuehl and Peter Solar with their spouses.

Aldrich K. Pail Upper Iowa College Cedar Rapids Holiday Inn Ralph Kuehl Peter Solar

Iowa Electric declares quarterly dividends on multiple stocks

The Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. board of directors approved quarterly dividends payable July to stockholders of record June 16. Dividends include 60 cents on 4.80 percent preferred stock, 53.5 cents on 4.30 percent, 76.5 cents on 6.10 percent, $2.164 per share on 8.65 percent, and 32.5 cents on common stock.

Iowa Electric Light and Power Ico

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