Training Schools Called Community Cop-Out by Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa officials debate juvenile justice reforms with a two day Des Moines conference December 2 3 sponsored by the Iowa crime commission. Chief probation officer William W Wilcken argues state training schools are a cop-out for communities unable to handle troubled teens and urges prevention and local community services to reduce institutional populations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
William W. Wilcken
Black Hawk County
Eldora
Mitchellville
Wilcken
Schwengel Talks Foreign Aid With Iowa Students
U.S. Representative Fred Schwengel faced about 75 University of Iowa students in Rienow I dormitory with criticism of past foreign aid programs. He urged ending military aid and pursuing aid tied to freedom and self determination, while defending the embargo lift on chromium ore as a nuanced national security issue.
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U.S
Fred Schwengel
University of Iowa
Rienow
Schwengel
Ford Clark
Iowa City
Iowa
U. of Iowa
Rienow I
Vietnam
Rhodesia
Davenport
Scholarship Gift to UNI Is Announced
A Des Moines based American Republic Insurance Co executives presented a 1600 gift to the University of Northern Iowa to establish a four year 400 per year business student scholarship. Orville Allen and Watson Powell Jr. delivered the check to UNI official Leonard Keefe, guiding selection guidelines for the recipient.
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Cedar Falls
University of Northern Iowa
Des Moines Insurance Company
Orville Allen
UNI
American Republic Insurance Co
Watson Powell, Jr
Leonard Keefe
Department of Business
Keefe
The
American Republic Insurance Company
Allen
Conference Set on School Administration at Iowa City
The 56th annual conference on school administration and supervision at the University of Iowa Memorial Union runs Nov 30 to Dec 1 with theme Objectivity Productivity Accountability. Robert F. Mager will speak on Managing for Success, and school observations will take place at four Iowa City schools. Additional sessions feature Merrill Hartshorn, Albert Mayrhofer, Robert Yager, and Robert Fitch with topics on social studies and science education.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Memorial Union
Robert F. Mager
Los Altos Hills
Calif
Merrill Hartshorn
National Council For the Social Studies
Washington, D.C
Albert Mayrhofer
Learning Foundations
Atlanta
Robert Yager
U. of I. Science Education Department
Assoc
Robert Fitch
Social Studies
U. of I
Cornell Choir Plans Dec 1 Concert in King Chapel
The 56 member Cornell college choir directed by Dr. Alf S. Houkom will perform seven numbers of music from 1880 to 1910 at 8 p.m. December 1 in King Chapel. There is no admission charge. The program highlights transitions from Romanticism to early contemporary style.
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Cornell Choir
MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Alf S. Houkom
King Chapel
Great Britain claims desert tank victory in Libya
Thirty years ago British mechanized forces reportedly won the largest desert tank battle of the war in Libya, marking a pivotal moment in the campaign and highlighting the effectiveness of their armor in desert conditions.
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Great Britain
Libya
Iowa City Tenants Challenge Standard Lease Form
A tenants union in Iowa City filed a district court petition on behalf of seven Westhampton Village tenants, challenging the standard lease form used by local managers as archaic and broad. The suit seeks a ruling on vague clauses and questions rent damage deposits and interest during the lease, citing numerous tenant complaints. Plaintiffs include Dan A. Ruby, Dan J. Goedken, Nancy A. Kolls, John Stout, Jean Louise Eckhart, Margo J. Stue land, and Guy R. Danielson. the union asserts it represents about 65 percent of the 130 units.
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Iowa City
Coralville
Westhampton Village
Robert Handy
University of Iowa
Iowa State Bar Assn
West Hampton Village
Handy
Westhampton
Assn
Dan A. Ruby
Dan J. Goedken
Nancy A. Kolls
John Stout
Jean Louise Eckhart
Margo J. Stueland
Guy R. Danielson
Union
Fayette Officers Nab Hawkeye a.w.o.l. Gl
Fayette county sheriff's officers arrested Hawkeye native Thomas Cox 19 for being absent without leave from Ft. Sill Oklahoma since November. He allegedly took a dealer's car in West Union with a 17 year old Maynard girl, traveled to Texas, abandoned the car after a traffic stop, then hiked back to Hawkeye arriving Monday night.
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Hawkeye
Fayette County
Ft. Sill
Okla
Thomas Cox
Cox
West Union
Texas
Maynard
Cigrand Farm Looted of 4000 Dollars in Goods
Burglars smashed in the rear door of the Robert Cigrand farm house northwest of here on Monday morning and made off with over 4000 dollars in items. The couple, away from 8 30 a m to 1 30 p m, returned to find the forced entry. Valuable loot included 21 firearms and ammunition, hunting gear, walkie talkies, two cameras and a projector, a stereo, jewelry, an outboard motor and several electric tools.
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Cascade
Robert Cigrand
Here
Cigrand
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Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Crime Commission
U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare
Iowa Juvenile Probation Officers Assn
Lemme
Sabin
Shimek
West Senior
Cal Scheib
General Electric
Cedar Rapids
2Nd Ave
Corner
10Th St
West River Drive
Locust Street
By Ford Clark
Protective Assn. of Tenants
the University Organization
Hiltbrunner
Second Street
Bishop Cashier
First Ave
Buffet
Lindale Plaza
1St Ave
Cigrand Farm
Ilen & Taege
DOD
Cift Ideas
Ilen & Taege Incorporated
Second Avenue
West End
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