Library Materials Selection Sessions Start Monday in Three Cities
The East Central Regional Library and Kirkwood and Clinton Community colleges begin five weekly sessions on Materials Selection and Weeding in Small Public Libraries. In Anamosa Belle Plaine and Clinton librarians staff and volunteers may attend 9 to 11 a.m. five Mondays through Dec 8. Fees eight dollars and one CEU per participant.
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Anamosa
Belle Plaine
Clinton
East Central Regional Library
Elizabeth Donnan
ECRL
Miss Donnan
Anamosa Public Library
Virginia Cameron
Stewart Library
Grinnell
Hart Memorial
Robert Stack
Clinton Public Library
Kirkwood
Clinton Community Colleges
Foster Home Placement Talks At Kirkwood
A workshop for foster home placement workers will be held November 12 at Kirkwood Community College in Iowa Hall. Martha Aldridge will teach on social work roles and supervising placements, with a $10 registration fee. Checks go to Christie Smith, Kirkwood Community College, Cedar Rapids 52406.
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Kirkwood Community College
Martha Aldridge
Kirkwood
Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services
Christie Smith
Kirkwood Community Education Office
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Hall
Oren Re-elected In Jesup Race
Incumbent Charles Oren was re-elected Tuesday with 296 votes in an uncontested Jesup council race. Winners include Russell W. Rock 280, David Rodby 304, Augie Romer 239, Willard Ruehs 278, and Roger Williams. Defeated were Eldridge Lee Carson 91 and Alston G. Penfold 148.
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Canney Colton Steinbeck
Hanson Phillips Brown
Reims
Ervasucdie
Oren
Jesup
Charles Oren
Russell W. Rock
David Rodby
Augie J. Romer
Willard J. Ruehs
Roger Williams
Eldridge Lee Carson
Alston G. Penfold
No Opposition at University Heights Elects Roster
Frederick Staab led with 98 votes in an uncontested mayoral race at University Heights. Five council seats went unopposed with Thomas Breese 99 votes, Stanley Good 102, Emory Rhodes 95, James Allen Stebbens 91, John Terhar 89. Dan Levy won an unexpired council term with two votes. Byron Schollelius unopposed for treasurer with 99 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Heights
Frederick Staab
Thomas Breese
Stanley Good
Emory Rhodes
James Allen Stebbens
John Terhar
Dan Levy
Byron Schollelius
Jerome Hall Named Chairman of Cedar Rapids Chamber Bureau
Jerome Hall of route three Cedar Rapids has been named chairman of the Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce business consumers bureau succeeding John Stock who led the group for two years. Hall has served as vice chairman for two years. Charles Moel was elected vice chairman. Executive committee members re elected include Stock Hall Moel Sam Johnson John Lamb Tom Nugent Vern Pooley Richard Reeder Charlotte Young. The bureau investigates business ethics complaints, processes consumer product complaints, and alerts the public to fraudulent practices.
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Jerome Hall
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Cecil Oldridge Elected President Of GSO Flying Club
Cecil E. Oldridge was elected president of the GSO Flying Club, with Tom Shea as vice president and Michael Snodgress as treasurer. Other officers include Merle McCoid recording secretary Jim Moses book keeper and McCord maintenance manager. The non profit club, founded in 1962, serves Cedar Rapids area aviators. Prospective members may contact Oldridge at 365-7938.
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Cecil E. Oldridge
Harriet Avenue
GSO Flying Club
Tom Shea
Michael Snodgress
Merle McCoid
Jim Moses
McCord
Cedar Rapids
Oldridge
Gazette Co Cedar Rapids Daily Edition Details
The Gazette Co established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Sieve postage paid at Cedar Iowa. Subscription rates by carrier 5 cents per week. by mail Afternoon Edition and weekends 4 dollars 29 cents for 4 weeks, 46 dollars for 52 weeks. AP rights note exclusive republication of local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Iowa
Guthridge Wins In Record Vote In Hiawatha
Incumbent Mayor Dale Guthridge won a second four year term by 322 to 115 over Gene Vander Linden in Hiawatha municipal elections. Unofficial turnout reached 437, surpassing 1971’s 408 record as 1,530 citizens are registered. Top council vote getter was Thomas Theis with 240, followed by Thomas Patterson 238 and Jack Wyrick 227.
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Dale Guthridge
Hiawatha
Guthridge
Gene Vander Linden
van der Linden
Thomas Theis
Thomas Patterson
Jack Wyrick
Charles Graybill
Lee Singleton
Patricia Meeker
Violence escalates as Sahara march talks fail
Spanish army tightens border patrols as Moroccan Premier Osman says King Hassan I will spearhead a 350 000 unarmed march into Spanish Sahara. Madrid cites failed negotiations and seeks UN supervised self determination, with UN envoy Waldheim proposing a six month administration to cool tensions.
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EL Aaim
Spanish Sahara
Madrid
Tarfaya
Ahmed Osman
Juan Carlos
Hassan I
Andre Lewin
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Agadir
King Hassan
New York
Waldheim
Morocco
Algeria
Van Speybroeck Loses Belle Plaine Ward Race
Sam Roudabush defeated Al Van Speybroeck in Belle Plaine's Second ward council race, drawing 58 votes to 38 on Tuesday night. Roudabush wins the seat, replacing the incumbent.
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van Speybroeck
Belle Plaine
Sam Roudabush
al van Speybroeck
Wadena elects mayor and council. write-in victory noted
Voters elected Lee Allen Knox mayor with 49 votes and Steven Corkery 54, Jack Erickson 52, Robert Klingman 56, Lyle Rubens 51, and Denver Walker 54 to council. Curtis Homire won councilman-at-large write-ins with 78 votes. incumbent Jerry McIntyre unopposed mayoral winner with 231 votes. unopposed David Fish 42 and Ray Wiese 204 kept seats. County referendum passed 90 to 61 to spend 285000 in federal revenue sharing for an implement shed.
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Wadena
Lee Allen Knox
Steven Corkery
Jack Erickson
Robert Klingman
Lyle Rubens
Denver Walker
Curtis Homire
Jerry McIntyre
David Fish
Ray Wiese
Cancer Talks by Donald Ritchie Visit Linn County Schools
Donald T. Ritchie a laryngectomee who uses esophageal speech toured Linn County schools visiting Mentzer and other Marion schools this week and will conclude with Prairie junior high on Nov 17 and 18 and Coggan elementary on Nov 19. The program funded by the American Cancer Society at no cost to schools emphasizes factual discussion on smoking's role in cancer.
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Donald T. Ritchie
Spencer
Marion
Prairie
Linn County
Don Bohart
Linn County Cancer Society
Ritchie
Mentzer
Linn-Mar
Troy Mills
Walker
Mt. Vernon
Alburnett
Bohart
Iowa
American Cancer Society
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Open
Donnan
Second Avenue SE
Benton
Cedar
Jackson
Johnson, Jones, Linn
Poweshiek
Tama
Chamber Consumer
Cecil Oldridge
Associated Press
Killians
Mayor Guthridge
Sahara March
Osman
Spain
United Nations
Atlantic
Mauritania
el Aaiun
Sahara
Koster
Stearns & Foster
Humiguard
C.R
Marion Schools
Kent Boisen
Landmark Realtors
First Avenue
S.E
Winthrop
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