Volunteer opportunities listed by Volunteer Alert program
Multiple community volunteer roles are advertised including Birthright training sessions tonight and Thursday with Alicia, Home visits by Phone-a-Friend, Girl Scout leaders, telephone callers, after hours crisis referral volunteers, Pioneer Village tours, Big Brothers Big Sisters, elderly aides, emergency shelter assistants, preschool helpers, Well Elderly Clinic receptionists, and general Volunteer Alert information led by Gladys Pike.
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Alicia
Council On Aging
Girl Scout Office
Pioneer Village
Suzann Ellis
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Grant Wood area sees 2.15 percent enrollment decline
Enrollment in the Grant Wood Area Education Agency districts dropped 2.15 percent from September 1979 to September 1980, with 1,378 fewer students for a total of 62,823 across 39 districts. Cedar Rapids Community Schools led losses, while Iowa City and several others posted gains.
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Grant Wood Area Education Agency
John Cordes
Division of Educational Services
Grant Wood Aea
Linn
Johnson
Iowa
Benton, Jones
Cedar
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Marion Independent
Shellsburg
Olin Consolidated
Clarence Lowden
Lincoln Community
Belle Plaine
Monticello
Public hearings set on Title 20 eligibility changes in Iowa
Iowa City and Cedar Rapids host hearings on proposed Title 20 income rules for services. Public comments due by Friday with testimony to Roger Reid. Under new limits a four person household at 511 monthly would qualify for all Title 20 services, vs current caps of 957, 558 and 769 for various services.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Capitol House
Jane Boyd
14Th Ave
Roger Reid
Department of Social Services
Robert Ray
DSS
Youth sentenced for transportation of stolen goods
An 18 year old Waterloo man Daryl J Geiger was sentenced to a federal youth corrections facility by Judge Edward McManus in Cedar Rapids for interstate transportation of stolen goods. A San Diego resident Raymond Holleman faces the same charges. The plea deal dismissed the motor vehicle count. Geiger stole about $80 000 in jewelry from his father's Waterloo pawn shop and his stepmother's jewelry box and sold the car for about $6 000 in San Diego. His attorney urged rehabilitation under the Youth Corrections Act.
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Waterloo
Edward McManus
Daryl J. Geiger
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Board of Parole
San Diego
California
Raymond Holleman
Geiger
Gene Geiger
Gerald Fatka
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Dale
Mary Masterhan
Winslow House Care Center
Jennifer
Dawn Nylin
Lovely Lane Outreach Preschool
Public Health Nursing Association
18Th St
Wilson Ave
Grant Wood Area
Ced Gan
N Smulekoff
Red
Smulekoff
Simmons Classic
Smulekoff’s
Simmons
1St Street
3Rd Avenue
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