Safety Commissioner Candidates Debate City Priorities
The Cedar Rapids safety commissioner race centers on traffic and crime policy. Carl B. Newell, James D. Steinbeck, Gary Lee Wallin, and others promise reforms, budget vigilance, and expanded public safety programs while debating First avenue widening, court improvements, and policing strategies.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
James D. Steinbeck
Thirty-sixth Street
Steinbeck
Iowa
Honora
Gary Lee Wallin
Higley Avenue
Parks Leader Outlines City Wide Improvement Plan
A Cedar Rapids park advocate pledges to scrutinize expenditures and seek better life quality for all residents. He proposes neighborhood meetings and panels of teens seniors and park users to shape facilities and programs and stresses safety economy maintenance and long range planning.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapidian
Parks Department
Workshop on Energy A citizen’s workshop on energy and environment
A four day program for Students Concerned About Tomorrow’s Environment at Camp lo-dis-e-ca near Cedar Rapids features UNI chemistry professor Dr. Leland Wilson. Attendees use an energy environment simulator to act as decision makers and allocate world energy resources.
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Camp Lo-Dis-E-Ca
Cedar Rapids
Leland Wilson
University of Northern Iowa
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Sixteenth Street NW
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First Congregational Church
Jaycees, Sertoma
Optimists and
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International Assn. of
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International Assn. of Chiefs of Police
Iowa Assn. of Chiefs of Police and Peace Officers
Missouri Valley Institute of Traffic Engineers
Industrial Safety Assn
Police Academy
Iowa Coal
Board of Directors
Area Ambulance Service
Killians
Camden
Valencia
Haywood
Waco
GECC
Vees
UNI Chemistry Department
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
Hoover
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