Freeway Public Hearing Thursday at Coliseum
Officials schedule a public hearing on the Cedar Rapids Marion freeway project for Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Coliseum Armory. Documents, maps, and relocation information will be available, with written statements due by noon May 22 and final decisions forthcoming on whether to proceed with design or drop the plan.
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Cedar Rapids- Marion
Coliseum Armory
Crosstown
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Highway Commission
The
Sixteenth Avenue
Iowa State Highway Commission
Ames
Is Your Job Secure Five Column Series Preview
Financial columnist Sylvia Porter outlines how population growth, tech advances, and changing needs are shifting job security. The Gazette begins a five part series answering where jobs will be for office workers executives government employees technicians teachers and others.
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Sylvia Porter
The
Gazette
College Offers Riding Degree at William Woods College
Fulton Mo William Woods College announces a bachelor of science in equestrian studies a four year program beginning fall term 1972. The curriculum covers managing training and riding techniques with field trips horse shows professional contacts and practice teaching. Students will work with more than 50 college owned horses on campus in a campus stable built in 1946 and an indoor arena added in 1968 enabling year round riding.
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Fulton
William Woods College
In Memory Notices and Memorial Gifts Listed
Camp Good Health contributions and multiple in memory notices are recorded. Memorials honor Roy B. Tudeen Naomi Doebel Louise Hathaway Sutherland Cows Loring O. Fagle Ruth King Glenn B. McMillan with family and local groups including Cedar Rapids Home Builders Auxiliary Light Company Round Table club and associated relatives and donors. Amounts shown include 51.00 and 10.00.
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Roy B. Tudeen
John Bruzek
Naomi Doebel
Home Builders Auxiliary
Cedar Rapids
Louise Hathaway
Light Company
Round Table Club
Sutherland Cows
Loring O. Fagle
Jim
Ginny Ramsey
Ken
Joanna
Kevin Fagle
Ruth King
Charles
Beth
Glenn B. McMillan
Marae
Roy
Coe Alumni Honored for Merit at College Banquet
Two Coe College alumni Dr. Thomas J. Brice and Marvin Levy receive the Alumni Award of Merit at the annual alumni banquet on May 20. Brice, a 1942 graduate, leads 3M organic research and has PS degrees, while Levy, class of 1950, is an assistant coach for the Washington Redskins and has a long coaching record at multiple universities. Both are honored for outstanding contributions as students and alumni.
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Coe College
Thomas J. Brice
St. Paul
Marvin Levy
Washingston
D.C
Coe
Fran Allison
Cedar Rapids
Brice
Central Research Laboratories of Minnesota
Coe ‘Chapter
Phi Beta Kappa Scholastic
Carlton Society of
Pennsylvania State University
Levy
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles Rams
Redskins
University of New Mexiico
University of California
William and Mary
Skyline
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard
Clan of C
License Tests Offered in Spanish and Polish in Illinois
Secretary of State John W. Lewis has authorized driving tests to be taken in Spanish and Polish. Interpreters are stationed at major centers in cities including Chicago, and applicants may also take road sign tests in their own language.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
John W. Lewis
Lewis
Chicago
Big Ben Leaning but Not Falling
London officials say Big Ben leans slightly but remains safe. Labor legislator Marcus Lipton notes the tower is "a bit out of the perpendicular" while a government official insists the tilt is six to eight inches and poses no danger.
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London
Marcus Lipton
Card Telling New Precinct Number
Cedar Rapids voters will receive a post card with their new precinct number. Linn County Auditor Arthur Williams said 60 000 cards were ordered for the mailing, about 57 000 will be used after deletions. Last day to register for the May 23 airport bond vote is Saturday.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Arthur Williams
Cedar
Rapidians
City Hall
Williams
Europe to Abolish Border Checks on Insurance Document
Foreign ministers of the European Common Market agreed to scrap border checks of an insurance document to speed cross border traffic. The move aims to streamline transit routes and reduce delays for travelers and goods within member states.
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Luxembourg
European Common Market
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