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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1975
Page
10
The Cedar Rapids human rights commission found probable cause to believe discrimination occurred in four cases and no probable cause in five at its Tuesday meeting. Seventeen cases remain under investigation while others are in conciliation, referred, or outside jurisdiction.
Rabbi Baurch Korff reports Nixon, now healthier, intends a China visit after Julie Eisenhower’s trip. Mao Tse tung praises Nixon as a great leader in a letter to Nixon, who hopes to serve as a free lance roving ambassador first to the mainland China.
Five students in St Luke's education programs were cited for academic achievement. Three Cedar Rapids students completed a special course in physical therapy. The one year in service training produced three certified physical therapy technicians: Katherine Bentler Ann Moore and Kevin Kimm. Sue Ellison of Fredericksburg won first place in Iowa radiologic tech society papers and will enter nationals. Judy Gustafson won second prize with Lymphangiography. Doug Drahn said Ellison's paper will go to the national convention in Hawaii. Stanley Knowling led the instructor team for the technician course. The hospital called the program a unique classification to raise service levels.
The Metropolitan YMCA of the Cedar Rapids area reports three weekend swim-a-thons totaling 4700. Ellis branch 2200 Marion 1400 Central 1100. Board elected Charles Swore and William Watson to at large terms through December 1976. Unified membership drive begins November 18 at all branches with separate kickoffs but synchronized projects.
President Ford's sinus cold is very much improved and his temperature is normal according to Deputy Press Secretary William Greener. The White House says Ford, 62, will rest in the family quarters, expand activities Wednesday, and cancel trips to Florida and South Carolina while continuing antibiotics and decongestants for the lingering illness.
Ralston Purina Co. says it is shocked and appalled by reports in a Jack Anderson column that cats used in its television commercials are mistreated. A spokesman says the firm is investigating and will cut ties with agencies if policy violations are found.
About 500 Eastern Iowa high school students gather at Kirkwood Community College Iowa Hall for a two day IHSPA conference featuring Kenneth Starck University of Iowa journalism acting director and an on the spot writing contest. James Paschal University of Oklahoma leads sessions on yearbooks with judging credentials. Smaller schools join on Friday.
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