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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1973

Page

7

Soloists to perform with Coe College Concert Band

Three guest soloists join the Coe Concert Band for the final concert of the year in Sinclair Auditorium at 8 p.m. Eleanor Taylor retires after 35 years and performs a wind concerto arranged for organ. Tom Andersen trombone solo follows with Reflective Mood. Terry Smith percussion performs Thundering Drums.

Coe College Sinclair Auditorium Eleanor Taylor Coe Roland Moehlmann Cedar Rapids Tom Andersen St. Paul Minn Terry Smith LaVale America Charles Ives Schumann Rhoads Percy Grainger Ye Banks Hale Smith George Gershwin Porgy and Bess Thomas C. Slattery British Isles

Moorman Re elected Linn County Cancer Society Chairman

Robert C. Moorman was re elected chairman of the Linn county chapter of the American Cancer Society at a board meeting in the Village Inn. The Linn crusade leads the state nearing the 90 percent mark with contributions totaling 76168 toward an 86000 goal. New officers were elected and praises given to Mrs. Pigman and Mrs. Gujiri for leadership.

Robert C. Moorman Linn County American Cancer Society Board of Village Inn Linn Cancer Crusade August F. Hansell Bruce Fishwild John Bryant Kenneth Pigman Cancer Crusade Jack Ferring Moorman State Crusade Millie Dunn Bryant David Cohn L. Robert Martin A. Curtis Hass Carlene Grandon Sylvia Sullivan Barbara Bohart James Ziska Charles i Lee James R. Flynn Fredrick Lehman Lehman Linn

Regis Showtime Is This Weekend At Regis High

Regis high school presents its annual Showtime production at 8 p.m. Friday through Sunday in the school auditorium with a cast of 100 performing songs dances and instrumentals under the Celebrate theme. The Jazz Lab band directed by George Daniels features student directors Dan McAvoy and Molly Quetsch, choreographer Shirley Henecke, and director Sister Cecilia Spreghan. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.

Regis High School Regis ‘Jazz Lab George Daniels Dan McAvoy Molly Quetsch Shirley Henecke Cecilia Spreghan

80 Year Career Courses Through Auction in Exeter

Exeter Englishman Bill Curry began as a 14 year old with a firm of auctioneers and rose to retired as a consultant partner at age 94. His lengthy career spanned decades of industry change and he remained active in the firm until his retirement.

Exeter England UPI Bill Curry

FBI Recovers Hijack Loot From Eastern Air Lines Case

The FBI returned 303000 seized from a hijacking involving Eastern Air Lines. Special Agent William Alexander handed a case with 500 and 1000 dollar bills to Eastern’s William Howard. The hijacker Frederick Hahneman, serving a life term, diverted a flight to Honduras and parachuted away.

Jacksonville Fla UPI FBI Eastern Air Lines Honduras William Alexander William Howard Eastern Howard Cor Porate Miami Frederick Hahneman Easton Atlanta Yaro Allentown Hahneman

Village Blitzed Let Guard Down in Mekong Delta

U S government reports describe a government village Gia Hoa 115 miles southwest of Saigon struck by Viet Cong after a lull in alert last Wednesday night. Civilians killed range up to 24 with many wounded while U S sources say deaths under 20 though exact figures were unavailable. Millions in homes cars and merchandise were left unsafely exposed as the attack unfolded.

Mekong Delta Gia Hoa Saigon U.S

Milk Output in Norway Reaches 1.75 Billion Quarts in 1972

Oslo AP reports Norway's 400,000 cows on 63,500 farms produced 1.75 billion quarts of milk in 1972, reflecting national dairy output across the sector.

Oslo Norway

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