Iowa College Surcharges To Continue For 1970 71
The temporary surcharge on students at Iowa's three state universities is likely to remain through 1970-71. Regents reports say removing the surcharge would harm operations, and relief would come only from a larger legislative appropriation. University leaders cite potential cost cuts but warn of long term damage. University of Northern Iowa suggests revenue ideas, including selling alumni mailing lists. President Willard Boyd warns against hasty, drastic changes.
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Jerry Marscuer
Council Bluffs
UPI
Towa
Board of Regents
Iowa State
University of Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
WNT
Towa State
Willard Boyd
Candidate Urges Law to Allow Collective Bargaining
Floyd T Bergen, a Cedar Rapids safety commissioner candidate, urged Iowa lawmakers Wednesday to pass a law letting city county and state workers bargain collectively. He called for union representation of workers chosen by they and for officials to recognize them as bargaining agents. The meeting was at IBEW Local 1362 hall on Blairs Ferry Road NE.
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Floyd T. “Bergen
Cedar Rapids
Turner Co
Iowa
Bergen
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Foca
Hall
Blairs Ferry Road
Gets Suspension For False Use Of Credit Card
Darlene King, 23, of 01 suv street SW, arrested Wednesday on charges of fraudulent use of a credit card and larceny after allegedly attempting to buy goods at the Country Cobbler Lindale Plaza with a stolen card taken from Linda Gulz of Marion. She appeared in municipal court before Judge Laren M Thillinger Jr. The Jarcony charge was dropped and she received a 60 day suspended sentence on the credit card charge.
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Darlene King
Suv
Statistics Show Where Germans Spend Cash in 1900
Bonn UPI reports the Federal Statistical Office finds a four member West German family allocated 32 percent of income to food, 15 percent to rent, and 11 percent to shoes and clothing in 1900, outlining early consumer spending patterns.
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Bonn
West
Germany
Federal Statistical Office
Turner Co Strike Prompts Friday Mediation Session
About 165 members of local IBEW, mainly women, walkout at Turner Co since Sept 16 over wages. Mediation service calls Friday meeting between striking workers and management as production stays limited by salaried staff. In related labor moves, Quaker Oats union ends support for United Hospitals Campaign over St Luke's talks. Mercy hospital organizers alert employees, but St Luke's remains the focus of union efforts with contributions split between Cedar Rapids hospitals.
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Turner
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Turner Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Quaker Oats Co
United Hospitals
St. Luke's Hospital
Labor, Assembly and American Federation of State
St. Luke’s
Cedar Rapids
Teens Charged in House Breakin at Tony Upah Home
Three teenage boys aged 17 and 15 were arrested by the youth bureau on charges of breaking and entering in connection with the Oct 2 burglary at the Tony Upah residence, 930 Sixteenth Avenue SW. About $225 in cash and $1,200 in bonds and deeds were stolen. partial recovery noted and cases referred to probation.
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Youth Bureau
Third
Blaze Destroys Vacant House In Two Separate Fires
Fire heavily damages a vacant house at 419 Sixteenth Avenue 8k with extensive smoke and water damage. The property owned by John W. Minar was involved in the blaze. A second fire damaged a two stall forage and its contents at the June M. Wieneke residence on HYG Avenue NW. Investigations into both fires were ongoing.
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Sixteenth Avenue
John W. Minar
Lauren Drive
Wieneke
Hyg Avenue
Great Lakes Paper Raises Newsprint Price
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd announced on Thursday it will raise the price of standard white newsprint by $4 per ton, effective soon, bringing the price to $452 per ton. President J Warwick Fox cited rising costs of materials labor power freight and pollution control as the reasons. The company is a supplier of newsprint for The Gazette.
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Fort William
Onl
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd
J. Warwick Fox
Great Lakes Paper
Gazette
Want ads are easy to use and produce quick results
A concise notice notes that want ads provide quick, satisfying results through simple use. Published for readers seeking fast, practical classified placements.
Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors Elects Leadership
Donald Smiley of Smiley and Doe Realtors was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors, to take office January 1. George Hill and Fred J. Gibson named vice presidents, Dean Wyatt secretary, Cart Long treasurer, with Dr Stevens Pittell among advisors. The session also noted new officers for the group.
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Donald Smiley
Smiley and Doe Healtors
Cedar Rapids
Courthouse C. R. Youth Convicted of Robbery
Luther Batte Jr. ten, of 034% Fifth Street SE, found guilty Wednesday evening of robbery without aggravation in Linn County Court. Jury verdict came after brief deliberation. sentencing set for Oct. 20. Prosecution argued aggravated robbery with a dangerous weapon. defense contended the gun was not used by Batte. Witness John Kidd testified Batte acted as lookout.
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Luther Batte, Jr
Fifth Street
Linn
Batte
John Kidd
Timothy White
Kidd
Raymond Coullier
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Coultier
White
Rob
Ansel Chapman
Robert Matias
Butte
Three Bar Associations Endorse Rees for Supreme Court
Iowa Judge Warren J. Rees, 61, of Anamosa, chief judge of the eighth judicial district, has been endorsed by bar associations in Linn Jones and Cedar counties for a seat on the state supreme court. A nominating commission will meet in Des Moines Friday to discuss three nominees for Gov. Ray. The commission may select Rees, with Harvey A Whlenhopp also recommended. The process follows a constitutional rule dating to 1903.
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Warren J. Rees
Anamosa
Nominating Commission
Des Moines
Theodore G
Garfield
Ames
Bar Associations
Linn
Jtones
Cedar Counties
Rees
Ray
T. James Bradley
Harvey Awhlenhopp
Hampton
Tor Collins
Linn County
Sweden aid to Hanoi halts U S firm order
Sweden's Stora Kopparbergs Bergslags AB reported a $35 million American order was canceled after Stockholm pledged $40 million in three year aid to North Vietnam. Managing director Erik Sundbland said the contract had been signed but not yet, when the U.S. buyer called to cancel. A UPI report notes the pledge followed the Social Democratic party congress.
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Sweden
Hanoi
U.S
Halts
FALUN
UPI
North Vietnam
Erik Sundbland
Stora Kopparbergs Bergslags AB
Belt
Torsten Nilsson
Social Democratic -Party Congress
Sundblad
Municipal Court Action Involving Harrington In Waterloo
Harrington appeared in municipal court Thursday and was given until October 16 to move or plead on charges of petty larceny. Harrington allegedly took a pair of shoes from Famous Footwear at Town and Country Shopping Center on September 11.
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Vames
Harrington
Waterloo
Town and Country
Doby Fined on Assault Charge
Jack Doby pled guilty in municipal court Tuesday to assault and battery. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and sentenced to five days in county jail. Doby, resident of 9049 Franklin Avenue NE, was accused of assaulting Karl A. Montgomery at 405 First Street SW on August 6. It was incorrectly reported that charges were dismissed on a motion from the state.
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Jack Doby
Doby
Franklin Avenue
Karl A. Montgomery
First Street
Dohy
Border Drug Vigil Eases Some Texas Crossings
AP reports that customs agents loosened some searches at major Texas ports of entry under Operation Intercept while other crossings kept firm instructions. In Laredo agents gained discretion to stop trunk and hood searches, Del Rio sources noted a reduced search scope. Traffic and business had been heavily affected by the program.
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Laredo
Texas
Mexico
U.S
del Rio
Hijacking on U.N. agenda as General Assembly weighs issue
United Nations officials report full scale airing of an aerial hijacking topic after the steering committee unanimously approved adding the issue to the General Assembly agenda. The move signals heightened focus on security and aviation challenges within UN discussions.
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U.N
United Nations
General Assembly
Ovel Objects to Cedar Valley Expressway Delays
Cherry Ovel criticizes recent starts and stops on the Cedar Valley Expressway as unfortunate and unnecessary. She calls for a mayor who will cooperate fully with the Bureau of Public Heads and the Iowa Highway Commission on this vital project.
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Cherry Ovel
Cedar Valley Expressway
Bureau of Public Heads
Iowa Highway Commission
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Jones County
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