Freeway Public Hearing Thursday at Coliseum
Public hearing on the Cedar Rapids Marion freeway project will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Coliseum Armory. The session will be tape recorded and used by the highway commission to decide whether to proceed with design or drop the concept. Written statements are accepted through noon May 22 with documents available at the Sixteenth Avenue SW district office and project planning engineer.
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Where Will the Jobs Be five column series begins
Financial columnist Sylvia Porter launches a five part series on future employment trends. The Gazette invites readers to explore which roles will endure amid population growth and tech change, focusing on offices executives government employees technicians teachers and others.
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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 starting fall term 1972. Students will study managing training and riding with field trips horse shows and practice teaching while working with over 50 college owned horses on campus. A brick and steel stable was built in 1946 and a large indoor arena added in 1968 enabling year round riding.
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In Memory and Donations Across Local Groups
A memorial and donation list records tributes to Roy B Tudeen John Bruzek Naomi Doebel Luther Loring Fagle Ruth King Glenn McMillan and others from family friends and organizations including Home Builders Auxiliary Hathaway Light Company Round Table Club American Legion Auxiliary Kuch Querl Unit 228 Williamsburg Messa Home Rebekah Lodge 19 K P Club and Cedar Rapids area groups with amounts totaling 1769 89 and a grand budget figure 1972 yet to be raised 25.00 for final needs.
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Roy B. Tudeen
John Bruzek
Naomi Doebel
Home Builders Auxiliary Hathaway
Light Company Round Table Club
Luther Round Table Club
Loring O. Fagle
Jim
Ginny Ramsey
Ken
Joanna
Kevin Fagle
Ruth King
Charles
Beth
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Louise Land
Light Company Anonymous
Arlene
Tammy Osterhaut
Coe Alumni Award Winners Named for Merit Honors
Two Coe College alumni Dr. Thomas J. Brice of St. Paul and Marvin Levy of Washington DC receive the Alumni Award of Merit at the college’s annual alumni banquet on May 20. Fran Allison, class of 1928, earned the honor earlier this spring during a Cedar Rapids area campaign kickoff event. Brice, a 1942 graduate, leads organic research at 3M and has Phi Beta Kappa and Carlton Society honors. Levy, a 1950 graduate, is assistant coach of the Washington Redskins after 20 years coaching college and professional football including stints with the Eagles Rams and other schools. Both are recognized for outstanding alumni contributions.
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Big Ben Leaning But Not Falling
London officials say Big Ben is leaning slightly but stable. Labor legislator Marcus Lipton notes the tower is a bit out of the perpendicular while a government official says the tilt is only six to eight inches and poses no danger.
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License Tests Offered in Spanish and Polish in Illinois
Secretary of State John W. Lewis enables driver license exams to be taken in Spanish and Polish. Interpreters are stationed at key centers, including Chicago, allowing written road sign tests in the applicant’s language.
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Card Telling New Precinct Number
Cedar Rapids voters will receive a post card with their new precinct number. Linn County Auditor Arthur Williams notes missing notices likely mean the name is not on the registration list, while recently registered residents may not appear yet. Last day to register for the May 23 airport bond vote is Saturday. offices in city hall and courthouse will be open 10am to 2pm. Williams ordered 60 000 cards. about 57 000 will be needed after removals.
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European Common Market to abolish border checks
Foreign ministers of the European Common Market agreed to abolish border checks on an insurance document to speed up international traffic. The move aims to streamline movement across member states and reduce delays at borders.
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