Individualized Trade, Industry Instruction at Kirkwood Outlined
Kirkwood Community College HPV offers individualized trade and industry courses to provide job entry skills. Board notes a flexible schedule, more instructors, and equipment limits. Welding, machine shop, and graphic arts instructors describe personalized learning, video tapes, and measurable objectives. Superintendent Ballantyne cites budget constraints for equipment replacement.
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Kirkwood
Kirkwood Community College
Jack Neitzil
Trade and Industry
Neill
Cre Tapes Inc
Popalka
Selby Ballantyne
Ken Hird
Quick Action Pledged on Solving Sidewalk Problem
Kirkwood Community College staff and students signed a petition with over 450 names urging swift fixes to a sidewalk between Linn Hall and the transitional campus. Supt Ballantyne said maintenance plans include ditching sides of the walkway and using chemicals to control slipping clay and water. Temporary bridges may be used during water line work near Town Hall.
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Kirkwood Community College
Linn Hall
Kirrkwood Community College Board of Directors
Pretilion
Selby Ballantyne
Town Hall
Ballangin
Vernon Pickett
Motorist hospitalized after car cycle crash
C R Myns 26 of 425 Nineteenth Fleet BE admitted to Mercy hospital after a car motorcycle collision at Flyet avenue and First street NE. Ardedla Phelps 190 Westview NW drove the other vehicle. Myns suffered a broken toe. Russell Megonigle 19 of 980 Squaw Creek SE treated at St Luke's then released after a one car crash on Wart Post road 318. He lost control, the car struck dirt in a ditch and flipped, pinning him beneath. He was charged with failure to have vehicle under control. Cynthia Dens 5 of HIT Pings woods NE treated at Lake's hospital. Jena Caval was the driver involved in the Ginatis Privat incident. both released after minor injuries.
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Sloval Myn's
Fleet BE
Mercy Hospital
Flyet Avenue
First Street
Russell Megonigle
Squaw Creek Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wart Post Road
Megonighe
Megonigle
Cynthia Dens
Pingswoods Drive
Lake
Iif
Caval Jena
Ginatis
Privat
Police Sali
Central Y events draw crowds amid schedule notes
Community activities fill the Central Y calendar with gym sessions and youth programs. Residents and members gather for planned gatherings, with outlines of classes and social events noted to engage local families.
Comprehensive Fee Increase Approved by College Board
The executive committee of Cadevallaga College’s board of trustees approved a $150 comprehensive fee increase for the 174-75 academic year raising the total from $3,400 to $3,089 annually. The breakdown allocates $10 to tuition, $20 to room, $90 to board, and $60 yearly to support the Student Activities Committee. The trustees cited rising costs of products and services while maintaining financial stability as the reason for the small rise.
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Cadevallaga
Cov
$16 024 Asked in Claim Against Janitorial Supply
Irmtraud Kirkpatrick, Cedar Rapids, sues Janitorial Supply Co and related defendants in federal court for 16 024 26 in overtime pay liquidated damages and 2 000 attorney fees. She alleges employment from Sept 1971 to Mar 1974 handling janitorial supplies and services and that overtime was willfully unpaid under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The suit names John R Keskinen Inc and J I Keskinen as officers.
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Cedar Teapids
Atorney
Cedar Rapids
Janitorial Supply Coy Tne
John TR. Keskinen, Inc
I. Keskinen
Marion
Irmtraud Kirkpatrick
Postal Workers in Cr Eligible for Back Pay
Postal employees in crisis region will receive about 675 dollars to 975 dollars in back pay after a 1971 court decision. The ruling covers overtime pay for shifts changed from the normal schedule, even if the week exceeds the usual length. Details of repayment were settled in early September.
Conlin Urges Equality Laws Ignore Bias in Schools
Kevin Kane reports Cedar Rapids teacher Roxane Conlin criticized current equality laws as failing to end sex discrimination. She told Kennedy High inservice teachers that laws are ignored, citing curriculum bias and gender stereotyping in texts. She argued improvements will require justice through continued battles in court and employment reform.
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Tana
Sassielail Allurnay
Roxane Conlin
Cedar, Rapids Pollie
Kennedy High School
New Book Answers Postal Questions
The assistant attorney general cites studies including a 172 survey showing 98 percent of jobs paying over $15,000 are held by men. The Cedar Rapids postmaster notes a pamphlet answering common postal questions and explains equal hiring and benefits. The Consumer Advocate in Washington urges guidance on mail, money orders, and service use.
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Atorney
Cedar Rapids
Charles Seda
Ettaid
Washington
Servicon
Thirough
Consumer Advocate
Postal Service
Washington, D.C
Frenzied bettors riot over horse accident in Westbury NY
A mob of 61 harness race bettors in Westbury New York raged for over an hour after a horse accident wiped out their twin double wagers. Police cooled the disturbance and no serious injuries were reported.
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Westbury
N.Y
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B.C. Geiger Co
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Skokie
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Marian
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E. Cohn and Sons
Cedar Raps
General Equipment Co
Iowa Hall
Kinderknecht Construction Co
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Ardedla Phelps
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Guy Arce
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