College Community links with Kirkwood on media program
College Community School Board members viewed a joint media project with Kirkwood Community College. Since 1973 the system relays audio-visual tapes from a central Kirkwood collection to College Community receivers, a rare educational tool likened to cable TV by Larry Patten.
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Kirkwood
William Bach
Larry Patten
Media and Broadcasting
Prairie district video tape system expands learning reach
Kirkwood hosts 12 recording playback devices serving 24 channels linked to Prairie High Prairie Junior High and Prairie Intermediate. Students request tapes via intercom, view on school TVs, and can rewatch as needed. Tapes include teacher narration and are produced at Kirkwood. The federally funded project aims to broaden access with future live relays and public presentations.
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Kirkwood
Prairie High
Prairie Junior High
Prairie
Patten
Bach
Court ruling to affect Amana Society Authority
Judge Ansel Chapman said his ruling on the Amana Colonies land control case will influence broader issues of Amana Society board authority. The trial in Iowa City heard witnesses including George Foerstner of Amana Refrigeration Inc as the society seeks to limit certain businesses without proper permits and within existing authorizations.
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Ansel Chapman
Amana
Amana Society Board of Directors
Lucas- Dodge
Iowa Memorial Union
Iowa County
Society Board
George Foerstner
Amana Refrigeration Inc
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Foerstner
Don Shoup
Shoup
Amana Society
Society
Stock Register
Elmore murder trial set for November in Newton
The 27-year-old Rob ert J. Elmore faces a Nov. 13 trial in the Jasper County Courthouse Newton for the Feb. 21 death of 10 month old Edwin Tietz. A change of venue was granted and witnesses may be called to argue diminished responsibility due to epilepsy and head injury from a childhood horse kick.
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Robert J. Elmore
Jasper County
Newton
William Eads
Elmore
Coggan
Edwin Tietz
Barbara Ann Tietz
Handicapped Associates Not Linked to Local Program
Phillips says door to door sellers calling themselves Handicapped Associates are not raising funds for Cedar Rapids Handicapped Systems. Linn County Health Center director Madge Phillips says a salesman claimed a national office, but no Cedar Rapids address was provided. Local and advocacy groups deny knowledge of the organization and officials stress funds do not support the county program.
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Cedar Rapids
Madge Phillips
Linn County Health Center
Linn County Associa
Kirkwood
Federation of Handicapped Individuals
Des Moines
Phillips
One arrested in Linn County drunk driving case
Cedar Rapids police arrested Randall W. Bolin 24 of Allison Hotel for suspected drunk driving at 9 20 p m in the 100 block of First Avenue SE Tuesday night in Linn County.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Randall W. Bolin
Allison Hotel
First Avenue SE
Demo treasurer candidate urges bond plan for Iowa
Cedar Rapids Tuesday Democrat state treasurer hopeful State Rep. Robert Krause pitched a Maine style bond plan to save Iowa municipalities and schools millions. He explained combining local bond issues for sale to secure lower interest rates, citing potential $36 million in savings if in place.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Krause
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Krause
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New York
Connecticut
Vermont
Puerto Rico
Maurice Baringer
Camping Equipment Classified Ad Sizzle
A prompt to place a classified ad today to sell camping gear. The message emphasizes urgency and a strong call to action for readers seeking outdoor equipment.
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