Businessmen discuss United Nations terrorism curbs in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids two local executives Andrew Burali-Forti and Eldon Pugh spoke on international proposals to curb terrorism at a United Nations day event at Coe College. The panel also covered U N peacekeeping roles and the impact of exports on the regional economy with notes on Nigeria India and Taiwan and remarks on weather control and future food supply challenges.
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U.N
Cedar Rapids
Andrew Burali-Forti
Eldon Pugh
United Nations
Pugh
Lagos
Nigeria
Amana Refrigeration
Burali-Forti
Tom Parks
Kwik-Way, Inc
Parks
Eleanor Schoenfeld
Soviet Union
U.S
Cherry Auditorium
Coe College
United Nations Assn. of the
U.S.A
Cornell College of
Mt. Vernon
Coe College of
von McKay
Merchants National Bank
Conrad Johnson
Johnson
Four Men Bound Over to Tama County District Court
Four men appeared before Magistrate George Stein and were bound over to Tama County District Court after waiving preliminary hearings. Defendants include Kirk E. Emmert 21 of Grinnell charged with shoplifting $20 at Toledo and released on $100 bond. Also charged were Alfredo L. Neave 32 of Toledo James A. Thrasher 54 of Clarence Mo and Arthur Blackcloud Jr 24 of Tama with drunk driving. Thrasher posted $400 cash bond Neave and Blackcloud were released on personal recognizance Blackcloud arraignment set for Friday and Scott D Holmes 21 of Montour and Lyndon Walter 21 of Garwin charged with drunk driving and carrying a concealed weapon respectively arraignments scheduled Friday and Oct 22.
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Toledo
George Stein
Tama County District Court
Kirk E. Emmert
Grinnell
Gibson
Highway 63
Alfredo L. Neave
James A. Thrasher
Clarence
Traer
Arthur Blackcloud, Jr
Tama
Blackcloud
Thrasher
Neave
Shaeffer
Lyndon Walter
Garwin
DPI Gets 204 000 for School Bus Driver Training
The Iowa Department of Public Instruction won 204000 in highway safety funds to expand preservice and inservice school bus driver training. The program aims to reduce accidents caused by driver error amid a period of high bus crash rates.
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DPI
Des Moines
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Iowa
Office For Planning and Programming
OPP
UPI
Arthur Roberts
DPI Transportation Division
Department of Social Services
Bureau of Correctional Services
Confession Good For Bishop's Soul
In Woonsocket Rhode Island AP report Bishop Louis Gelineau of the Providence Diocese admitted a parking fine saying confession is good for the soul. He included a five dollar check from his personal account with the apology and note.
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Woonsocket
R.I
Louis Gelineau
Diocese of Providence
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McKay
Towa
India
Taiwan
Martyn Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Norman Borlaug
Tama County
Ford
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Iowa Bankers Assn
IBA
Fort Des Moines
Bob Hope
Mamie Eisenhower
Boone
Smulekoff
Smulekoff's
WANDA
Armstrong
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