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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1971
Page
3
Trade and Industry program bridges school and work in Cedar Rapids
About 100 Cedar Rapids Community School students join the trade and industry program across three high schools. They describe the T and I as a bridge between classroom study and real work, with part time placements in groceries, offices, machine shops, hospitals, and more. The course combines coursework on budgeting laws and career planning with on the job experience and field trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
T and I
Terry Strait
Ellis Boulevard
Clark's
Trade and Industry
Post-Holdup Party Robber Arrested in Philadelphia
Police charged 37 year old Charles Justice as the Park a Karkas bandit who robbed the bar, took cash from the register, and forced a round of drinks. Patrons followed him to a nearby house where officers later arrested Justice and recovered 137 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Charles Justice
Park-a-Karkas
Justice
Crescendo at Kennedy High Drama Show
Kennedy high school presents Crescendo a student led variety show at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Kennedy auditorium with the theme Black Brown and Beige The program includes songs dances and play cuttings reflecting the melting pot concept Tickets at the door are 1 with no reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy High School
P.m
Kennedy Auditorium
Julie Mitchell
Dave Kirkpatrick
Mary Young
Craig Campbell
Kathleen MacNamara
Harvest Moon Aids Farmers
The full harvest moon brings several nights of after sunset light aiding farmers in north temperate latitudes to finish harvests before frost. The 1971 harvest moon occurred on October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
World Almanac
Coe Concert to Feature Vocal and Instrumental Groups
Coe College hosts a Tuesday concert at Daehler-Kitchin auditorium beginning at 8 p.m. The program includes the Women's Chorale performing From Heaven Above, Ye Angels All with solos by Betsy Miller and Geri Crawbaugh, plus four instrumental ensembles. The Madrigal Singers offer Mozart pieces and Sixteenth century works, and Mendelssohn’s Konzertstuck is played by two ensembles headed by Gordon Shaffer and Patti Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Coe Women’s Choale
Coe Madrigal Singers
Daehler-Kitchin
Michael Livingston
Chorale
Heinrich Spitta
Russia
Betsy Miller
Joliet, Ill
Geri Crawbaugh
Muscatine
Carla Kane
Prairie Drive
Mike Roberts
West Post Road
Philip Cunningham
Creston
Bruce Eilers
Roosevelt Junior High
Laume Dufay
Handel
Cunningham
Carol Heusinkveld
Paullina
Madrigal Singers
Coe Music
Allan Kellar
Mozart
Gordon Shaffer
Fairfax
Patti Thomas
Mineral Point
Wis
Emile Jurgens
Iowa City
Mendelssohn
Mason-Dixon Line Defined and Civil War Role
The Mason Dixon Line gained fame during the Civil War as the boundary separating Confederate states from the Union. The World Almanac notes it was surveyed by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon in 1767 to settle a colonial land dispute, extending from Pennsylvania to Maryland and then southward between Maryland and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
World Almanac
Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
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Dennis Bates
Smulekoff
Hassocks
Round
Hassock
Babcock-Phillips Hassocks
Cas Fine
Kennedy High
Harvest Moon
Coe
Coats
Raglan
Jcpenney
Penneys
Second Street
S.E
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