Stars and Snorkels Postal Service Changes Aplenty
Cedar Rapids and national postal services implement new changes to improve delivery. New snorkel boxes aim for car drop offs, zip code use speeds sorting, and 47-city air mail guarantees within 600 miles. Stamps by Mail expands access, counters offer new items, and customer cooperation remains essential.
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Cedar Rapids
Congress
Postal Administration
Charles Seda
Des Moines
Seda
Continental United States
Third Avenue
Second Street
Lindale Plaza
First Avenue Bridge
Johnson Avenue
Continental
United States
Dennis Hansen
Postafix
Camp Good Health Budget Summary
A historical notice lists donations to Camp Good Health totaling 10,515.24 for 1973 budget efforts. Anonymous gifts and memorials from individuals such as Mrs. Wilbur C. Suhr Doris Beuter Gertrude Beutler and others are noted. The 1973 budget stands at 17,671.67 with 7,156.43 yet to be raised.
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Leonard V. Koch, Jr
Margaret Bottome
King’s Daughters
Coral Peterson
Leo J. Klinger
Clyde Scott
Ray Newman
Central City
Wilbur C. Suhr
John W. Flick
What Do You Say After You've Said Hello Workshop
A Linn County Voluntary Action center program titled What Do You Say After You've Said Hello is hosted by Don Williams of Kirkwood Community College. The event Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Linn County Health Center features lecture and group discussions on communicating with age groups, confidentiality, listening, agency and volunteer roles, and volunteer resourcefulness.
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Voluntary Action Center
Linn County
Don Williams
Kirkwood Community College
Linn County Health Center
Lexington AP fragment sparks spread of unclear claims
An incomplete Lexington AP piece shows jumbled phrases about proof, bomb proof and spike City Public Information Direct proof. It mentions Randy Myer and a $400 day after running over a ball, with stray references to tires and a bullet note, leaving many details unclear.
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Lexington
Spike City Public Information
Randy Myer
Columbus Visit Puerto Rico Site Named by Columbus
National Geographic notes Columbus landed on San Juan Bautista in 1493 during his second voyage, making Puerto Rico the only U S under the flag where he set foot. The explorer named the island during the 1493 landing.
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Puerto Rico
United States
National Geographic
San Juan Bautista
New World
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By Roger Green
Robert Mootz
California
Mootz
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Bobby
W. F. Wood
Doris Beuter
Gertrude
Beutler
Holley's
Plolley’s Shop For
CAL AL
Columbus
Office of Safety Commissioner
Jim Steinbeck
Commissioner of Public Safety
Telat
MEM
Jos
Lad
Osen
Moa YY
Joseon Svcidili P
Joseph Perrin
Howe Stee
Wei
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Mott
East Washington
Iowa City
Iowa
Second Ave
S. E
Don Canney
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