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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1969

Page

5

Service Awards Given to 31 Coe Volunteers

Coe college honored 31 volunteers for 10 years of service during the annual campaign kick off in Gage Memorial Union. Among them five are division chairmen, seven section chairmen, and 19 are direct-contact donors including alumni, parents, and staff.

Coe College Coe Gage Memorial Union John R. Battin Howard A. McLaughlin Kenneth Olssen William B. Pohorsky Donald E. Smith Irwin Nelson Robert Welson Allen Peremsky Fiverett Pratt Harley Ransom Clyde Sanborri Lynn Swaney John Vosatka Harold Ward Thomas Wilkingon

Parking Lot Crash Injures Two in May City Mall

Two people were injured when a car backed out of a parking space and struck another vehicle in the May City Shopping Center lot at Sixteenth Avenue SW. The drivers were Ronald L. Ferrin and Kathryn Hoffman. two children in the Ferrin vehicle also suffered injuries.

May City Jill Sixteenth Avenue Ronald L. Ferrin J Street Kathryn ©. Hoffman Richmond Road Wolfman Fants Levy Patricia Anderson Iowa Ily Wayne B Avenue NW

Injury report cites private property accident

A boy sustained facial abrasions and a girl a knee injury after an incident on private property. Both were treated at Mercy Hospital and released. No charges were filed.

Mercy Hospital Preyvate

First State Road Built in Kentucky in 1795

The first state built road in the country was completed in 1795 with 6500 dollars approved by the Kentucky legislature. The 100 mile route stretched from Crab Orchard to the Cumberland Gap and was 30 feet wide and passable for wagons of one ton freight.

Frankfort UPI Kentucky Crab Orchard Cumberland Gap

Credibility Gap In Drug Use At Iowa Seminar

Dr. Albert Norris of the University of Iowa spoke on the psychiatric aspects of drug use at a Linn County Mental Health Association seminar. He said polar positions lack adequate evidence and cited illegal drug use by adults as widening the credibility gap with parents. He noted punishing marijuana offenses harshly versus other injuries fuels misperceptions and urged rational responses.

Albert Norris University of Iowa College of Medicine Linn County Norris

San Francisco Cable Cars Run As Oldest U S Transport System

The San Francisco cable car network remains the nation's oldest operating transport system. Advertising notes say Want ads provide more services efficiently and rapidly.

San Francisco United States

Brasilia sworn in as Brazil's 22nd president

Gan Emilio Garrasta ai Merlici was sworn in Thursday by the National Congress as Brazil's 22nd elected president.

Brasilia UPI Gan Emilio Garrasta Ai Merlici National Congress Byazil

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