Kirkwood approves 7 percent raise for several staff groups
Kirkwood Community College board approves about 7.03 percent salary increases for classified, professional support and administrative staff for the 1978-79 year, with a flat $400 raise plus category based boosts. The action affects 256 employees with a $3.1 million annual payroll. The college also reports resignations and a leave of absence among administrative staff, plus ongoing contract talks with faculty.
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Kirkwood Community Allege
Ira Larson
Kirkwood Faculty Association
Kirkwood Board Approves New Technical Programs and Building Upgrades
The board approved new programs including medical records technician welding and cutting informally phased. Satellite sites in Iowa City and Monticello will host welding classes. It authorized four more source capture ventilation units for Jones Hall welding labs at about 36000 dollars, with earlier units bought for 32360.50 dollars.
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Kirkwood
Iowa City
Monticello
Jones Hall
Linn Hall
Renewal Day at St Pius X Church School
An all school Day of Renewal held at St Pius X on the theme Our Journey as Christians engaged students teachers and parents in films discussions Scripture study role playing prayer service music and other activities. The afternoon liturgy closed with homeroom planned activities sponsored by the Community of Faith and Religion Committees.
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St. Pius X
Community of Faith and Religion Committees
Welch re elected leaders at Cedar Rapids bank and charity
Welch was re elected president of the Community Welfare Foundation of Cedar Rapids, with officers Russell Hess as vice president D Bruce Gibson as treasurer and Harold Ewoldt as secretary. A L Smulekoff and other trustees include Robert Armstrong Forrest Stewart James Coquillette and Welch. On this date in 1968 a poverty demonstration began in Washington D C with a Mother's Day march led by Coretta King.
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Ted J. Welch
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Community Welfare Foundation of
Cedar Rapids
Russell I. Hess
D. Bruce Gibson
Harold F. Ewoldt
A.L. Smulekoff
Robert C. Armstrong
Forrest W. Stewart
James E. Coquillette
Welch
Hess
Gibson
Washington, D.C
Coretta King
Martin Luther King Jr
Early Childhood Workshop in Waupun Wisconsin
A Strategies for Early Childhood workshop in Waupun Wisconsin will be held at the Grant Wood Area Education Agency from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Sue Danielson will present on growth and development levels and program implementation for Des Moines schools. About 25 GWAEA Area 10 groups already use the program. a Make n Take session with a $2 fee follows, with participants asked to bring basic craft supplies.
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Waupun
Wis
Grant Wood Area
Sue Danielson
Des Moines
Danielson
Gwaea
Nourishing Breakfast Nog Recipe Blends Juice Milk and Egg
A breakfast drink blends one half cup grape juice with one cup milk and one egg. The mix creates a nourishing beverage option with a fruity dairy base.
Five Charged With Drunk Driving In Linn County
Five persons were arrested on drunk driving charges in Linn County. Bert A. Sweet 62 Central City was arrested at 7 50 p m Thursday in Central City. Ferdinand K. Vick 43 385 21st St SE was arrested at 12 45 p m Thursday in the 1200 block of Fourth Avenue SE. Dana J Land 16 1228 Third Ave SE was arrested at 1 a m today near First Avenue and 16th Street SW. Land also charged with disobeying a police officer and possession of a controlled substance. Gary L Townsend 24 1833 D St SW was arrested at 11 p m Thursday in the 600 block of Eighth Avenue SE. Martha L Spinka 26 Route 2 Mount Vernon was arrested at 2 42 a m today near Mount Vernon Road and Highway 13.
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Linn County
Bert A. Sweet
Central City
Ferdinand K. Vick
21St St
Fourth Avenue
Dana J. Land
Third Ave
First Avenue
16Th Street
Land
Gary L. Townsend
D St
Eighth Avenue
Martha L. Spinka
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Road
Highway 13
Dam collapse lawsuits seek $2 million in claims
In Boise Idaho AP three insurance firms allege negligence by the Bureau of Reclamation caused the Teton Dam collapse two years ago. They seek about $2 million paid to victims in settlements and claims.
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Boise, Idaho
Teton Dam
Idaho
Bureau of Reclamation
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