South Tama board hears success story of adult education
Vincent Smith, South Tama adult education director, outlined a thriving program with 1741 adult enrollments for 1974 75, a 135 percent rise from the prior year. The district offered 76 classes, with $6364 in instructor salaries and 10 percent reimbursed by Iowa Valley.
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South Tama Board
Tama
South Tama
Vincent Smith
Iowa Valley Community College
Smith
Iowa Valley
Toledo
Sunny Hill
Grandview Acres
Gary Mohr
Marshalltown
Caution Advised at Iowa on Nudity Rules
University of Iowa law professor Arthur E. Bonfield warned officials they cannot ban nudity in university dance and theater. He advised guidelines clarifying that nudity alone is not obscene and that productions may be restricted for explicit sexual content or for minors, with public notice of nudity.
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U. of I
Iowa City
University of Iowa Law
Arthur E. Bonfield
U. of 1
Willard Boyd
Bonfield
Hancher
Banfield
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication and Subscription Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1863 by The Gazette Co publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids Sumegrition rates by carrier and subscription options include $4.29 for 4 weeks and $46.00 for 52 weeks. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Co
Hird Ave
Cedar Rapids
Towo
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Former AEC Head Calls for Wider Coal and Energy Research
Dr. Dixie Lee Ray, first female AEC chief, argues for a practical, diversified energy strategy. She urges more coal exploration with potential clean-burning conversions, endorses nuclear as necessary, and cautions against overreliance on any single source while advocating broad study of solar and wave energy.
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Dixie Lee Ray
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
University of Iowa
Richard Nixon
Dr. Ray
Henry Kissinger
Ray
County Probe Launched Into U of Iowa DTS Misconduct
Iowa City officials announce a county investigation into possible misconduct within the University of Iowa Department of Transportation and Security. The probe follows a prior report by Law Dean Lawrence Blades, which criticized a DTS reorganization and questioned motives.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
University of Iowa
Department of Transportation and Security
DTS
Jack Dooley
U. of
U. of L
Willard Boyd
Lawrence Blades
Law College
Boyd
John Dooley
Dooley
U. of S
Blades
Ring
Iowa City Public Safety
David Epstein
Epstein
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Robert Gosseen
Rogers seeks to bar prior conviction in drunk driving case
Wayne Ellis Rogers of Cedar Rapids is charged with a second offense of drunk driving. His attorney filed a motion in Tama county district court to strike references to a 1972 Cedar Rapids municipal court conviction from the information. A jury trial is set for November 17, with bond at $500.
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Toledo
Wayne Ellis Rogers
Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Tama County
Rogers
Former Newton officials placed on probation for public office misconduct
Wayne Foster and his assistant William Doane, both former Newton city employees, were placed on deferred sentencing until October 1976 by District Court Judge M. C. Herrick. Each was ordered to make $750 restitution to the city after pleading guilty to misconduct in public office. The pair were accused of using city equipment for a private job.
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Newton
Wayne Foster
William Doane
M. C. Herrick
Candy corn recalled across Iowa and Nebraska stores
Kmart and S S Kresge officials pulled thousands of bags of Candy Corn from Goelitz marked Fall Festival Candies and Indian Corn over the weekend after manufacturers warned of a health hazard. Des Moines and Omaha managers ordered refunds and urged customers to return or discard the candy.
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Kmart
S.S. Kresge
Iowa
Des Moines
Omaha
Goelitz Candy Co
Chicago
Ill
ISU to Phase Out Long-Running Cheese Program
ISU will stop producing its famed dairy cheeses after 40 years due to financial woes and the resignation of cheese expert George Reinbold who left last year for a Colorado firm. About 60,000 pounds of cheddar Swiss Edam and blue cheese are produced annually.
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Ames
UPI
Iowa State University
ISU
George Reinbold
Colorado
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