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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1972

Page

15

Ombudsmen Expand Reach In State Government

Five state ombudsmen in Hawaii Iowa Nebraska Oregon and South Carolina describe expanded roles aiding citizens. They report about one third of complaints lead to action with focus on welfare unemployment and agency responsiveness as they encourage direct access to government services.

McNeil Hawaii Iowa Nebraska Oregon South Carolina Lawrence D. Carstensen Clinton Robert Ray Office of Economic Opportunity Carstensen University of Iowa Citizens Aide State House of Representatives Clinton County Lawrence Carstensen Federal Illinois Paul Simon Ohio John J. Gilligan Herman Doi Robert Oliver Salem Patty Cooper State Department Oliver Liquor Control Commission State Department of Labor Sweden Finland New Zealand Norway Tanzania Guyana United Kingdom Alberta New Brunswick Manitoba

Two Coe Seniors To Give Recitals Today

Coe college senior Barbara Newport mezzo soprano presents a free 8 p.m. recital in Daehler Kitchin auditorium Cedar Rapids listing Bach Magnificat Mozart Marriage of Figaro Rossini Tancredi plus Strauss Ives and more with Coe pianist Marilyn Lodge and others assisting. Michael Davenport also presents a free 8 p.m. senior piano recital in Daehler Kitchin auditorium Cedar Rapids. He studied with Cedar Rapids teachers and Coe faculty and toured Europe with the Coe Concert choir in 1970.

Coe College Barbara Newport Daehler-Kitchin Miss Newport Dale Newport Lori Drive Cedar Rapids Allan D. Kellar Pearl M. Taylor Coe Paul Ray Europe Hoover Elementary McKinley Washington First Congregational Church Mozart Rossini Richard Strauss Charles Ives Buxtehude Marilyn Lodge Emile Jurgens Bob Bahr Jack Ranney Michael Davenport Davenport James Davenport Wilson Avenue George Kremenak J. D. Kelly Marc Taslitt

Complaints Close Exotic Game Farm Preserve

Pine Mountain fenced hunting farm owned by millionaire John B. Amos was shut after animal welfare criticism. The owner said the Indian nilgai antelope wild Russian boar Canadian elk wild ram turkey and bison would be sold or donated to public institutions or kept on site for camera safaris.

Columbus, Ga UPI Pine Mountain John B. Amos Royal Hunting Preserve Amos

State Opens Summer Youth Employment Office

The Iowa State Employment Office will open its summer youth employment unit at 315 First Avenue SE. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon starting June 2. Open to students 14 and older seeking summer work. employers urged to contact. phone 366-1533. 10 YEARS AGO Prince Juan Carlos of Spain and Princess Sophie of Greece wed.

Iowa State Employment Office First Avenue SE Prince Juan Carlos of Spain Princess Sophie Greece

Menken Heads Cedar Rapids Chapter Officers

Menken elected president of the Cedar Rapids chapter of the National Assn. of Accountants. He is manager of general accounting at Collins Radio Co. since 1955 and serves as treasurer of the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra. New officers include Bryant, Schatz, Watson, Botkin, and Hansen among others. Coupal of the Iowa highway commission will speak at the Montrose hotel on Highway Management in the 70s. Coupal’s career spans Bethlehem, Concord, Ipswich, Bangor, and Bangor’s successor roles, culminating as Iowa highway director since 1966.

Ervin H. Menken Marion Road Cedar Rapids National Assn. of Accountants Menken Collins Radio Co Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra John OD. Bryant William H. Schatz Albert E. Watson John C. Botkin Joseph R. Coupal, Jr Iowa Highway Commission Montrose Bethlehem New Hampshire Concord Ipswich Mass Bangor

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