Iowa U. To Begin Kidney Transplants
Iowa City health center will start human kidney transplants in September or October with an interdepartmental team. Dr. Bonney will join in July. the VA hospital, urology, surgery and internal medicine will cooperate as laws permit. Initial capacity is about 12 transplants per year, rising to 50 later.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Health Center
William W. Bonney
Department of Surgery
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
U. of I
Bonney
U. of I. Department of Urology
Iowa
Richard D. Eckhardt
Veterans Administration Hospital
Eckhardt
College of Medicine
Urology
Congress
John W. Eckstein
Department of Internal Medicine
John S. Thompson
University of Chicago Department of Medicine
Thompson
U. of S. Department of Medicine
University- VA
Walter Kirkendall
U. of I. Department of Internal Medicine
Kirkendall
Four U of I Alumni To Receive Service Awards
Four University of Iowa alumni will be honored with distinguished service awards during the alumni weekend. Recipients include Thomas E. Daniels Paula Patton Grahame George P. Lloyd and Daniel Starch. Awards honor achievement in business or professional life and community or university service.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Thomas E. Daniels
Oakhurst
N.J
Paula Patton Grahame
Worchester
Mass
George P. Lloyd
Joliet
Ill
Daniel Starch
Scarsdale
N.Y
Daniels
U. S. Army
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Army
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Grahame
Clearfield
Orville F. Grahame
Grahames
College of Law
School of Art
Iowa
Wisconsin
Harvard
Starch
Howard R. Bowen
Iowa Memorial Union
Bowen
Tornado Rebuilding Efforts Persist in Oelwein and Charles City
A year after the twisters, Oelwein and Charles City show substantial rebuilding. Bond issues funded new city hall and fire station complexes. schools in Charles City gain a $3.535 million bond for rebuilt facilities. Plans include a downtown redeveloped shopping area and a shared church center with common facilities.
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John Gallagher
Burns Fatal in Waterloo Woman Fire Incident
Celeste Capps aged 82 of Waterloo died in a local hospital from burns suffered when she attempted to put out a fire in a basket of clothes pulled from a dryer. The fatal injuries occurred Friday night at her home and she passed away Thursday morning.
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UPI
Celeste Capps
Students Plan D M Study In Protest At Capitol
University of Iowa students plan a Friday study in on the Des Moines Capitol steps to protest a threatened tuition increase. Waterloo freshman Tom Smith leads the Des Moines trip and says the group will bring books to show seriousness while finals approach. Students may register as lobbyists to discuss tuition with individual legislators. buses meet at the Union south entrance at 10 a.m. and return at 6 p.m.
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University of Iowa
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Des Moines
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Coalition
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Town City
English Valleys Music Festival Opens Friday Evening
The fourth annual English Valleys festival takes place Friday at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. Three bands are set to perform, promising a lively community event.
Praises Regional Tax In Four County System
Iowa City reports a four county regional education service agency RESA adopts a regional tax to fund a 1.689 million dollar 1969 70 special education program. University of Iowa educator E Robert Stephens applauds the plan noting equalized services across 23 districts while local administration remains on the ground.
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Iowa
University of Iowa
E. Robert Stephens
U. of S. Division of Educational Administration
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Cedar
Johnson, Linn
Washington
Stephens
Regional Education Service Agency
RESA
Joint County Board
Powell Claims Sabotage Power In Smiths Bill
Rep Adam Clayton Powell warned a Neal Smith amendment to HEW funding could cut federal dollars to colleges where disorders occur, enabling a targeted sabotage of universities not treating black students properly. Powell spoke at Central College and urged a national Black student conference and a new third party before 1972 with Kennedy and Julian Bond as interim cochairmen.
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
Powell
Rep. Smith
Congress
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Julian Bond
Solons Protest Halts Capitol Steps Work
Des Moines reports no workers on the east side of the statehouse steps project after a Feb. 17 collapse. Rep Laverne Schroeder and Rep James Klein called in the executive council and architects, alleging substandard work and questionable construction practices under a cost plus contract.
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Capitol Steps
Des Moines
Laverne Schroeder
R-Mcclelland
James Klein
Lake Mills
State Executive Council
Schroeder
Klein
Executive Council
Peterson and Appel
Frevert and Ramsey
Fane F. Vawter Co
Local Coops Central Offices Listed by County
Central offices located in Waterloo Davenport Mason City and other cities serve the Dodge Black Hawk Buchanan Scott Muscatine Floyd Worth Mitchell Cerro Gordo areas. The Waterloo Davenport Mason City hubs coordinate regional services for multiple counties.
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Black Hawk-Buchanan
Waterloo
Scott-Muscatine
Davenport
Floyd- Worth-Mitchell-Cerro Gordo
Mason City
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