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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1967
Page
7
Famed dancer Rudolph Nureyev and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis walked down Fifth Avenue between Fifty fifth and Fifty sixth streets in New York on Friday after emerging from a public event.
About 40 residents attended a Cedar Hills route meeting at St. Mark's Methodist church where RTA officials including Dean Wagner predicted the trial would be costly at first. Plans call for a June start with a six month trial and hourly service, plus possible summer trips to Ellis Park pool.
The Iowa City school system plans a near 900 000 increase next year for a six million plus budget driven by 700 more students and 32 additional teachers. Includes a new accountant and principal for Penn school in North Liberty and a federal program expenditure drop of about 90 000. Board Secretary Robert Davis cites uncertainty over state aid pending legislation.
A Cedar Rapids six man referendum committee asks for full public release of an FHA survey on the need for public housing. They say FHA offices in Des Moines and Chicago confirm the survey is complete but not for private access. The committee notes some public officials have seen it and urges fair disclosure to the public. Members named include Clifford Doe Earl Miller J Thomas Hoegen John Van Fossen John Zachar and Tommy Tucker.
Mrs. Bessie R. Fullman 42 of rural Manchester died from injuries after a May 20 car overturn six miles north of Manchester. She died in University hospitals Iowa City after hospitalization. Survived by two daughters Elizabeth and Juanita and son William at home. Father and stepmother John Reynolds and two brothers Jack and Jody Reynolds of Lafayette Oregon also survived. Services Monday at 3 p.m. at Gill Bohnenkamp funeral home.
The Department of the Air Force awarded Collins Radio Co. a $1,392,082 contract for production of communication equipment. Work will be performed in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, according to Congressman John C. Culver.
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