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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1968

Page

7

New Coe VP Promotes Two-Track Education Plan

Jack Laugen, named vice-president for development at Coe College, advocates a two-track public-private higher education system. A St Olaf and Minnesota alumnus with extensive St Olaf, Northwestern and Olympic PR experience, he aims to boost alumni support and broaden funding. Laugen, 41, seeks closer parental involvement and state tuition grants to sustain small private colleges. He also covers Coe football for The Gazette and enjoys skiing and classical music, with his wife Linda expecting a child. The couple recently moved to Cedar Rapids.

Coe College Jack Laugen Laugen Coe St. Olaf College University of Minnesota St. Olaf Northwestern University Cue College Langen Iowa Gazette Tom Merryman Leo L. Nussbaum Sinclair Chapel

Pub Extends Hours For Olympic Games Show

Liz Redfern won permission to keep the 17th century Old Lion Inn open until 2 a.m. so patrons can watch telecasts of the Mexico City Olympics. Police objected, saying the event was not local, but the court countered that Christmas also is not local.

Cleobury Mortimer England Liz Redfern Lion Inn Mexico City

Absentee Ballot Deadline Set for Cedar Rapids Bond Vote

Voters must return absentee ballots by noon Saturday for a Monday school bond election in Cedar Rapids. Ballots available at the school board secretary's office 346 Second Avenue SW 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Officials report 50 absentee requests, 31 returned. the measure seeks approval of 5.9 million dollars for a school building program.

Cedar Rapids School Board Second Avenue

Israel Receives 10000 Immigrants in Three Months

Tel Aviv reports ten thousand new arrivals in the three months ending mid September with a projection of thirty thousand more in 1968 doubling any prior year.

Tel Aviv Israel

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