Coe Students Lead Campus Publications and Radio Staffs
Twenty three Coe college students hold leadership roles across three student publications and the campus radio station. The Acorn yearbook editors are Ellen McAllister Debbie Silkwood and Donna Cole. Caravan editors are Steve Cone Naomi Okumura. Cosmos staff includes Bruce Gibson Patti Sylvester Wendy Whiting Susan Claywell Bonnie Myhre and Sheryl Porter with Dave Lakin as sports editor. KCOE-FM staffing lists eight students led by General Manager Robert Watson with roles for Bill Graff Craig Pearson Ron Blome Robert Hattenhauer Joe Payton Joe Harmon Stephen Thode and Kathy Tanquary.
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Coe College
Acorn
Coe
Ellen McAllister
Dowington
Debbie Silkwood
Waterloo
Donna Cole
Webster Grove
Steve Cone
Vienna
Naomi
Okumura
Kahului
Maui
Hawaii
The
Cosmos
Bruce Gibson
Lewiston
N.Y
Gary Tisdale
White Pine Drive
Patti Sylvester
Wauwatosa
Wis
Wendy Whiting
Lancaster
Susan Claywell
Kansas City
Bonnie Myhre
Dorchester
Sheryl Porter
Baytown
Dave Lakin
Bronx
Las Cruces
N.M
Kathy Tanquary
Birmingham
Ala
Escapee Bentz Caught in Cedar Rapids Faces Six More Counts
Keith D. Bentz, 24, on work release from Anamosa reformatory, was arrested in Cedar Rapids on escape and traffic counts after a hit and run chase. He allegedly struck two vehicles, faced charges of reckless driving and leaving the scene, and admitted innocence on traffic counts while awaiting arraignment for injury to a building.
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C.R
Keith D. Bentz
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Bentz
Adam Robins
Marion
E Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Robins
Reformatory
Linn
Action Delayed In Dispute Over Regency Project
Cedar Rapids city council delayed action on the southeast side Regency apartment project until after Nov 10 at the developer Bjornsen Investment Corp request. Construction began at a site between 23rd Street and Thompson Drive beyond approved location near First Avenue E, with neighbors opposing the current site and a council decision pending potential legal action.
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Cedar Rapids
Bjornsen Investment Corp
First Avenue E
Twenty-third Street
Thompson Drive
Twentythird Street
Federal Grant Funds Cedar Rapids Bus Fare Boxes
The U S Department of Transportation approved an 11055 grant to the Cedar Rapids Regional Transit Authority for new bus fare boxes. The funding covers two-thirds of the 19 year old units with parts scarce. Bids will be sought and expected to install the boxes within two months as part of 16 urban mass transit grants totaling 2531258 dollars announced Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazet Washington
Department of Transportation
Cedar Rapids
Beulah Newland 67 Dies in Center Point Rites Thursday
Beulah Della Newland a lifelong Center Point resident and former employee of Peoples Bank and Craemer's department Store died Monday at her Center Point home. Born August 1, 1904 at Palo she attended the First Christian church and belonged to the Center Point American Legion auxiliary and the Pythian Sisters. She leaves two daughters a son four sisters four brothers nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services are Thursday at 2 p.m. at the First Christian church Center Point with burial in Center Point cemetery. Friends may call at Murdoch chapel after 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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Center Point
Beulah Della Newland
Peoples Bank
Craemer’s
Palo
First Christian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Pythian Sisters
Leo Schmael
Cedar Rapids
Jack Clyde
Ivan
Earl Kessler
John Stodola
Gerald Reed
Marion
Merl Rabik
Everett McArthur
Grosse Point, Mich
James McArthur
Emery McArthur
Des Moines
Virgil McArthur
Central City
First Christian
Murdoch Chapel
Judge Naughton Plans Retirement from Iowa Bench
Iowa District Judge J. Paul Naughton 65 of Marengo told Gov. Ray he will retire from the bench on November 15 due to a long illness and planned surgery. A University of Iowa College of Law graduate in 1933, he has served as county attorney for eight years and as a district court judge for over six years, with prior practice in Williamsburg and Kansas City.
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Iowa
J. Paul Naughton
Marengo
Robert Ray
Naughton
University of Iowa College of Law
Williamsburg
Kansas City
Kennedy Students To Observe Cedar Rapids Council Meeting
The Cedar Rapids city council will hold its regular meeting at the Memorial Coliseum Armory at 9 a.m. to accommodate about 200 Kennedy High School social studies students who will observe the council's actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Kennedy High School
Charges Against Johnson Dropped in Municipal Court
Johnson, 29, of no address, faced possession with intent to deliver heroin and cocaine charges from August 25. The state moved to dismiss after lab reports showed the substance thought to be cocaine was quinine and the heroin residue was insufficient for prosecution.
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Irvin Johnson
Johnson
Purse Stolen as Woman Enters Car in NW Lincoln
Ruby Pospishel of 805 Pawnee Dr NW reported a purse snatching Monday night at 1118 Fifth St NW. A young man grabbed her purse containing two credit cards and $3.50 as she was entering her car.
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Ruby Pospishel
Pawnee Drive
Fifth Street
Rights Unit To Resume Hearing On Discrimination
The Cedar Rapids human rights commission will resume a public hearing at 9 30 a m in city hall chambers to hear Sue Appert 3125 Elaine drive NW against General Mills Inc alleging sex discrimination. The hearing began Oct 18 and was recessed after four hours for another witness.
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Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission
City Council
City Hall
Sue Appert
Elaine Drive
General Mills, Inc
Jefferson High Wins Forensic Trophies at Iowa City
Jefferson High School brought home two trophies from the 11th All Iowa High School Colloquy held last weekend in Iowa City. Cheryl Wells, a junior, won first place in the oratorical prose category, and Terry Vik, a senior, won second place in the narrative poetry category. This was Jefferson’s first forensics meet of the year.
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Jefferson High School
Iowa City
Cheryl Wells
Terry Vik
Jefferson
Dennis The Menace Appears Daily In The Gazette Classified
The Gazette features Dennis The Menace in a daily classified item. The small ad carries a playful nod to the comic strip character and appears alongside ordinary notices and ads in the same page.
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Dennis the Menace
Gazette
Board Again Weighs Blue Creek Bridge Replacement
Linn county supervisors reopen deliberations on replacing the Blue Creek bridge in Grant township after a fire last year. A road vacation hearing previously prompted a study by County Engineer Harrington. a new bridge would cost 50 000 to 55 000 dollars, while vacationing the road faces a 30 000 damage claim from local farmers and traffic supports keeping access for a school bus and mail carrier. The fire occurred July 4, 1970, and the bridge remains closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Blue Creek
Grant Township
Linn County
Bill Harrington
Highway Commission
Hartwick
Ethel Hillgeson
Airport Paralyzed as Fog and Strike Halt Heathrow
Fog and a wildcat strike shut Heathrow airport in London, crippling operations and stranding more than 10,000 passengers on Tuesday.
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London
Heathrow Airport
Three Arrested for Gas Station Breakin
John W. Snyder 20 of 800 Eighteenth Street NW Gerald Hyde 20 of 344 Twenty-Eighth Avenue SW and a 17 year old were arrested Tuesday on breaking and entering charges. They allegedly broke into Champlin service station 4648 Johnson Avenue NW and stole 15 to 20 dollars. Snyder and Hyde held for arraignment. juvenile released to parents after youth bureau processing. They were later linked to a Frisco's Hamburg Inn bill incident.
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John W. Snyder
Eighteenth Street
Gerald Hyde
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Snyder
Hyde
Youth Bureau
Champlin
Johnson Avenue NW
Frisco
Hamburg Inn
First Avenue NW
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Kennedy
CR. Council
Jefferson High
Harrington
Walker
Plata
CE Cor
Sar
Aene Wen
Tusa
Bika
KingsGard. Cleaners
Mt. Vernon Road
4Th Ave
Second Avenue Bridge
Northern Electric
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