UIC Alumna Prunes Shrubs At Campus
Decorah resident Anna Taeger visits Upper Town campus and, with help from maintenance staff Russell Meyer and Ben Rhode, trims ragged shrubbery. Taeger, an alumna from 1918 19, cites gardening experience and lifelong interest in essay writing and museum work as her qualifications.
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Upper Town College
UIC
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Russell Meyer
Ben Rhode
L Meyer
Upper Town
School of Oratory
Studded Tires Legal In Iowa on Nov 1
Iowa public safety commissioner Jack Fulton reminded motorists studded tires become legal on Saturday November 1 and may be used until April 1 1970. A winter survey showed a large portion of vehicles already used studded tires and demand is expected to rise. Jay permits studded tires on school buses and emergency apparatus year round. Studded tires are legal nationwide except Georgia Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Towa Jay
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Upper Iowa Sponsors Two Chemistry Talks
Upper Iowa College hosts two lectures by Dr. Lionel Raff of Oklahoma State University. Theoretical chemist addresses the Science Club at 3 pm in Baker Hebron Auditorium on Chemical Theory. Later he discusses Teaching vs Research to the general public in a separate lecture funded under Title II.
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Upper Iowa College
Iowa Institutions See Populations Drop While Costs Soar
Iowa Auditor Lloyd Smith reports a 430 percent fall in average daily populations across 14 state social service institutions from 9,309 in 1963 to 6,540, while operating costs rose from 21.9 million to 29.39 million dollars by fiscal 1968. Nine facilities cut per-patient costs little or not, and two reformatories posted the largest cost per patient increases. The audit urges a top-priority legislative or governor’s committee study into operation and funding amid a push to reintegrate patients into local communities.
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Iowa Daily
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Department of Social’ Services
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Legislative Interim Committee
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Devel
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Gineer
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Clarinda
Independence
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Glenwood
Fort Madison
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Willenmyer
Engineer Training Plan Revealed by Road Unit
Road unit unveils an engineer training program for recent graduates. The two year plan will place trainees in multiple engineering areas with a possible administrative rotation, aiming for meaningful experience and eventual permanent assignment. Details await finalization.
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Ahas
Commission
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Bli
Wicklund
Medicated Hot Water Relieves Colds and Flu Miseries
A hot water remedy called NegCitran claims to ease coughing and nasal congestion within minutes. The product is mixed into hot water to create a lemon flavored liquid that purportedly reduces fever, relieves aches, and speeds relief for colds and flu. Sold at May’s Brug Stores with a satisfaction guarantee and no prescription needed.
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May
Brug
Cambridge hunter dies in misfire near Story County
A 20 year old Cambridge man, Dick Lee Lourens, was fatally struck by a shotgun blast while hunting east of Cambridge. He died at Ames Hospital after the accidental shooting by one of two friends.
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