Candidates Diverge On Street Campaign Issues
Three men vie for commissioner of streets and public improvements with differing views on the top campaign issue mirroring last week’s disagreements over parks commissioner. The debate highlights policy priorities for city infrastructure and public works.
Cedar Rapids race weighs long term planning in streets office
In Cedar Rapids mayoral column follow up the race for commissioner of streets and public improvements centers on long term planning. Bruce DeSotel argues lack of representation and poor council responsiveness. Alan Hanson calls for coordinated construction and forward thinking. Richard Phillips stresses continued progress and emergency flexibility in city projects.
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Lution Control Laboratory
Alan Wayne Hanson
Thirty-fourth Street Drive
Magic World
Lindale Plaza
Richard L. Phillips
Linden Terrace SE
DeSotel
Hanson
Cedar Rapids
Phillips
Iown Department of Transportation
U N Dance Program for United Nations Week
A U N week observance program is set for next Sunday October 19 at 8 p.m. in Franklin junior high school auditorium under Cedar Rapids Area United Nations Assn. Four part program opens with a flag parade by Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. It features Maypole dance Campfire Girls Greek folk dancing Virginia Reel of 1775 American square dance 1975 Philippine dance by Jane Boyd group and a ballet Amazing Grace.
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Franklin Junior High School
Cedar Rapids Area
United Nations Assn
U.N. Nations
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
U.N
Jane Boyd
Phoebe Smith
Catherine Eckstein
Melvina Svee
The Silks Carried Bales of Material Across Canada
The Silks were Canadian Pacifics famous transcontinental trains 1899 to 1930. They carried silk bales from Shanghai to clothing makers in the East, arriving in Vancouver and moved in sealed cars. Guarded by crews and armed guards, cargoes valued up to $6 million were protected during swift handling.
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Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Shanghai
Coe Homecoming Weekend Brings Events and Concerts
Coe college announces a full homecoming weekend with concerts, mini courses, a Hall of Fame banquet, and football rivalries. Activities include an Orleans Melissa Manchester concert, gardening and music seminars, a 11 a.m. economy panel, and a 1 30 p.m. football game against Cornell College in Kingston.
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Coe College
Athletic Hall of Fame
Longbranch
Coe
Cornell
Kingston Stadium
Mississippi River
Long Branch
Sinclair Auditorium
Gordon Shaffer
U.S. Army Band
In memory notices and donations from local groups
The snippet lists memorials from Linn Grove Presbyterian Ladies Aid and families for Ray Runquist Alvice L Milburn Mrs Sidney Schweitzer Lend A Hand Bridge William Ruth L McCune Slade Mrs Walter Mayme B and Leland P Todd and Margaret I Faulkner Neilson Florence Williams Gross and others. A line shows Yet to be raised with donations of 15 and 10 dollars.
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Ray Runquist
Linn Grove Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Rt. 1
Mt. Vernon
Douglas P. Marsh
Alvice L. Milburn
Sidney Schweitzer
William O. Ruth L. McCune Slade
Walter Ws
Endcineosnemnetenten Mayme B. Ae
Leland P. Todd
Harold Johnson
Club
Margaret I. Faulkner Neilson
Florence Williams Gross
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Julie Buline
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Gage Memorial Union
Jerry M. Owen
Daehler- Kitchin
Marquis Hall
Jack Chapman
C Club
Union
Peter A. Krauch Memorial
Eby Gymnasium
Roosevelt Royale Hotel
Amnesty
Spectra
Coe Chamber
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Third Avenue SE
Mary Dewey Hamilton
Pauline Frank Marner
David Marner
Justin Watson
Marilyn Andrews Watson
Donald MacKay
Steve Muller
Tom McCuskey
Jack Evans
Cindy Veach Espe
Small & Large Plants
Terrarium
Pierson’s Flowershop
Flowershop & Greenhouses, Inc
Ellis Blvd
N.W
Avenue Floral & Botanicals
Pierson
16Th Ave. S.W
FTD Florist
Center Pt. Rd. N.E
Green Thumb Nursery
New Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids Symphony String Quartet
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home ‘Cemetery
First Avenue
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