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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1973

Page

10

Elderly Aid Programs Run by Camp Fire Girls and Public Health Nursing

In Linn county elderly care programs run by Camp Fire Girls and Public Health Nursing aid seniors at the Well Elderly clinic. The second clinic session examined over 22 seniors with outreach by volunteers and UCS funding supporting 25 percent of Camp Fire budgets and 18 percent for Public Health Nursing.

Camp Fire Girls Public Health Linn County Camp Fire Grace Yeager Rhonda Longfield First Avenue Belinda Banks Eastview Drive Lisa Erger Broadmore Road Lori Henkel Rose Zapf Geneva Tower John Knapp Third Avenue SE Maud Moore Junior League United Community Services UCS

Mt. Mercy Preview Weekend Showcases College Life

Mt. Mercy hosts a Get Acquainted Weekend October 13 14 inviting high school students and parents to tour the campus meet faculty and learn about admissions financial aid health sciences and the liberal arts program. Activities include a welcome address by Dr. Travis Houser a theater evening and a residence hall overnight with Sunday church services and breakfast for out of town guests. Information is available from the Admissions office at 1330 Elmhurst Drive NE or by calling 319 363 8213.

Mt. Mercy College Mt. Mercy Travis Houser Mercy Hospital James Marie Donahue Division of Health Sciences Elmhurst Drive

City faces 30 mill limit in budgeting debate

City treasurer Heins auditor Mc Mahan and finance commissioner Schaefer clash over how to fund operations under the 30 mills general fund cap set by the state. Inflation, higher commodity costs, and rising salaries push expenses up while valuation gains lift a mill by about $44,000 since 1970.

Heins McMahan Schaefer Public Safety

City Budgets Compared Table Shows 1974 Revenue Shifts

A Cedar Rapids analysis explains how the Home Rule Act moved several items from the general fund. Federal revenue sharing boosted the 1974 budget with about $2 million for capital projects while sewers water pollution control and other costs left the general fund. The city considers alternative funding like road use taxes and fee-based sanitation amid rising costs. The proposed 1974 budget totals $44,221,320 with a 0.115 decrease in the mill levy from 1973. public hearing set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. in council chambers.

Memorial Commission Schaefer Des Moines Cedar Rapids City Hall

Toastmasters evaluate humor at Ramada Inn event

Eleven area Toastmasters clubs will hold an educational meeting at 4 p.m followed by an evaluation contest at 5 15 p.m and a humorous speech contest at 6 30 p.m at the Ramada Inn Host Hawkeye 617 Cedar Rapids with clubs from Jaycees Five Seasons Cedar Valley Cedar Rapids Jaycees Iowa City Marion DeWitt Clinton.

Ramada Inn Jaycees Five Seasons Cedar Valley Cedar Rapids Jaycees Hawkeye Toastmasters Iowa City Marion DeWitt Clinton Hawkeye 617

Banker Fulfills Rail Dream in Utah Backyard Locomotive

Orville Gunther, president of Bank of American Fork, built a two-foot gauge backyard railroad on 2.5 acres near American Fork Utah. The 5.5 foot tall replica engine, crafted in Pennsylvania, chugs around a 2000 foot loop as neighbors and children ride along. Gunther spent years and thousands of dollars pursuing his boyhood dream of becoming a railroad engineer.

American Fork, Utah UPI Orville Gunther Salt Lake City Gunther Trim Pennsylvania

Man paroled after writing anthem ten times

A Brazilian judge offered an early release to a parole applicant who must copy the national anthem ten times in longhand within 40 days. The convict, having served one year of a three year sentence for subversion, completed the task in one day and was freed.

Sao Paula Brazil

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Fine Arts RAND Youngdale 7Th Ave Iiunvear By Mike Deupree Bill Heins Bob McMahan Hal Schaefer State League of Municipalities General Fund Mike Deupree Rome Bank of American Fork Farm Bureau Linn County Agency Town and 10Th Ave Clarence Tessman Norman Stevenson Paul Atherton Jim Sherman Cliff Peterson Jon Griswold Don Don Fuller
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