Kirkwood boards outlines 1971 12 budget and actions
The Kirkwood Community College board presented a preliminary 1971 12 budget of about 6.887 million dollars, with over 2.3 million in federal grant increases. President Selby Ballantyne said most of the rise reflects federal funds. final budget will follow July 1 preparation and Aug 5 public hearing. Also approved sale of the 1440 computer system for 50 650 and noted Area Ten population at 327 274 per 1970 census. Resignations from four staff and hiring Isobel Mack as publications coordinator were reported.
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Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Kirkwood
Selby Ballantyne
Ballantyne
Olker
Isiness
Information Processing Systems, Inc
Englewood Cliffs
N. J
Area Ten
Yoard
Stanley James
Diane
Night Shopping Policy Shifts With Holiday Schedule
The Chamber of Commerce announces Tuesday night shopping when Monday is a holiday. Downtown stores will close May 31 for Memorial Day and reopen June 1 until 9 p.m.
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Chamber of Commerce Central Retail Merchants Bureau
Bruce Re-elected by Rural Tama Youth amid Fair Premium Book
Richard A Hand, 17 Tama route 2, injured in crash when his car left a blacktop road near Tama. Merlyn Bruce reelected president of Rural Tama Youth. Weldon and Paul Gatens also elected officials. Premium book for the 36th Iowa fair available at Cedar Rapids and Marion chambers, listing rules and cash awards for livestock shows, horticulture, and non live stock events. The 1971 fair runs July 2 11 at Hawk Eye Downs.
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Tama
Bruce
Typggraphical Union
Richard A. Hand
Fair
Merlyn Bruce
Grinnell General
Anhiral Union
Hand
All Union Peioters
Gipage
Cedar Rapids
Weldon
Chambers
Commerce
Cedar Paul Gatens
Secret Rapids
Third Street
Mary
Marion
Fourteenth Street
Highway Patrol
Reidert
Cedar Rapid
Billy “Reiner
Woman's World
Greiner
Hawkeye Downs
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Ballantyre
SEARS
Bae
Bath
Sun
Pam
Monaco
Sears, Roebuck and CQ
Tindale Maga
Lowa
Borg J