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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1968
Page
17
President Johnsons space adviser calls the Zond 5 mission a success for surviving reentry heat and intact return though the steep entry would have been uncomfortable for an astronaut. The moon capsule reportedly withstood the heat nearly as well as the Apollo return last November.
Metropolitan Kiwanis has placed 16 handicapped persons in paying jobs through the 1968 Helping Hand project. Members contacted businesses starting in February, with the Cedar Rapids office of vocational rehabilitation assisting by matching employers to qualified workers.
Bill Milbert of Marion has been hired as assistant traffic manager for the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce. The post was vacant for three years. Milbert brings 18 years in transportation, most recently with Solid Service System. Dick Petska says the bureau will offer all members a pre-audit of freight bills now.
The College Community school district will hold a public presentation of a ten year growth program at the Tuesday board of education meeting. The 8 p.m. session at Prairie High School features Davis-MacConnell and Ralston educational consultants presenting population and enrollment projections facility evaluations site surveys and proposed facilities for the next decade. Superintendent James A. Bayne invites residents to attend.
Charles Jackson deputy grand secretary of the Masonic Order will speak at Kingston Lodge's first anniversary observance Tuesday evening. The 6 30 p m gathering at St James Methodist church 1430 Ellis Boulevard NW includes dinner and speeches. Lodge has 48 members I B Bean is the worshipful master. A note on Moslem law mentions the right to four wives.
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