East Iowans to get USU degrees in May commencement
Upper Iowa University will graduate 104 seniors in a May 3 ceremony at 10 30 am in Dorman Memorial gymnasium. Faculty speaker J Clinton Hawkins of St Louis will address graduates on The Second Act. The list includes many named graduates earning bachelor of arts and bachelor sciences across multiple towns and majors.
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J. Clinton Hawkins
Wheeling Corrolating Co
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Arlington
Larry Douglas Gamm
Cedar Rapids
Alicia Jo Conner
Loren L. Jansa
Clermont
Dale G. Hoopman
Dundee
Gay Lynn Bowden
Dysart
Pamela Jane Witmore
Elkader
William J. Leonard
Fayette —Mary Alderson
Alan ©. Finger
Dennis Heth
Independence
Eileen Anita Korson
Iowa City
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Michael Dee King
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Albert Ray Snyder
Littleport
Wartburg College Receives $23 900 in Grants for Instructional Upgrades
The National Science Foundation and the Atomic Energy Commission announced grants totaling 23 900 for Wartburg College biology and chemistry departments. The NSF awards include 11 600 to chemistry and 4 300 to biology, matched by the college, plus an 8 000 AEC grant for radioactivity principles. The funds will fund new equipment and modernization across undergraduate teaching and research programs.
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Iowa Citian Completes Corps Training Course
Patrick B. Boyd of Davenport completed a 20 month junior engineer rotational training program in the Rock Island district of the corps of engineers. He holds a bachelor of science in civil engineering from the University of Iowa and is a native of Iowa City.
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Patrick B. Boyd
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University of Iowa At
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Mechanicville Woman Dies Before 102nd Birthday
Mary Elizabeth Maurer died Saturday at 101, twelve days before turning 102. Born May 27, 1863 in Pennsylvania, she lived on a farm near Waterloo, Texas ranch, then Iowa with her son Harland. Survived by Pearl Smith, Harland, Charles, 10 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, 19 great great grandchildren. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. at United Presbyterian Church, with burial in Del Rio, Texas Friday.
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John Maurer
Waterloo
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Mental Health Group Honors U. S. Professor Ojemann
The Iowa Association for Mental Health honored Prof Ralph H. Ojemann of the University of Iowa at the Fifth Institute on Preventive Psychiatry closing session. Ernest Kosek cited his leadership roles and chairmanships across state and national boards and five preventive psychiatry institutes. He urged expanding mental health clinics as untreated illness costs escalate, noting industry losses at about 11 billion dollars versus under 2 billion for hospital care.
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University of Iowa
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Cedar Rapids
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Safety Belt and Scholarship Bills Move Through Iowa House
The Iowa House sent to Gov. Harold Hughes a safety belt mandate for all drivers and front-seat passengers in 1966 model cars and certain buses and trucks. It also approved a half million dollar program to fund state college scholarships, overseen by the Higher Education Facilities Commission, with eligibility limited to Iowa institutions.
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Weather Bureau Explains Tornado Forecast
Des Moines reports the Weather Bureau stresses that tornado forecasts warn of favorable conditions for tornadoes, not exact spots. People in forecast areas should stay near safety and monitor radio or TV for updates, avoiding unnecessary calls.
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Doctors quit smoking with new nicotine elimination tablet
The article cites a 12 percent doctor non smoking rate from national surveys and claims 88,646 heavy smokers stopped using a tablet that reduces nicotine need. It invites readers to contact the Anti Tobacco Center of America in New York for free information by sending name and address.
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