Iowa colleges seek 288 million for large building program
Iowa public universities plan a 288 million overhaul over a decade to handle rising enrollment at the University of Iowa, Iowa State, and University of Northern Iowa. Private colleges report about 8,000 vacancies and urge subsidies to attract students, while debates touch on consolidating higher education under one agency and bonding for new academic buildings.
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Boone
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Iowa
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Israel Accepts U N Peace Plan For Lasting Settlement
CAIRO UP A government spokesman said Gunnar Jarring notified Secretary General U Thant that Israel has accepted the Security Council resolution for a peaceful settlement to end the June war. Egypt already accepted it. The spokesman urged translating Jarring’s proposals into action with a timetable for implementation.
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Medical Society Names Officers
Dr. Raymond A. Shank was elected president of the Linn County Medical Society at its May 8 annual meeting at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Officers elected include Jerald Greenblatt as president-elect, John K. Troxel as vice-president, and Regis E. Weland as secretary and treasurer.
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Valley Brook Drive
Linn County Medical Society
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Jerald Greenblatt
John K. Troxel
Regis E. Weland
Miners Rescued Face Charges
Fourteen miners trapped in a jade mine in eastern Formosa were rescued after 52 hours entombed and charged with trespassing. Police said none worked for the mine owner China Precious Stone Co. The mine had been sealed by a court order amid litigation. A miner outside bought food, alerted villagers, who summoned police.
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Taipei
Formosa
China Precious Stone Co
Useful items sell quickly with a low cost want ad
A brief classified style note promotes quick sales for useful items via a low cost want ad and provides a contact phone number 369 1234 for inquiries. The line emphasizes affordability and fast results for readers seeking to move surplus goods.
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Resurrection City to Pay Its Own Camp Costs
Washington officials say the Resurrection City bivouac near the Lincoln Memorial will cost the campaign none of the public funds. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference must cover construction, sanitation, utilities, garbage removal, and park restoration, plus a $5,000 security deposit and $10,000 for electric service. The District will bill water and sewer at standard rates, and organizers admit funds are scarce with the project about one third complete and a $3 million cost estimate.
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Resurrection City
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Lincoln Memorial
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