Kibbutz Vacation in Israel Offers Rest and Work
A 30 day stay on a Kibbutz near Nazareth describes a budget friendly vacation in Israel. Visitors earn about five cents an hour while receiving meals lodging medical care and social perks. The piece highlights shared labor ethos and appealing sights from the Dead Sea to Crusade ruins.
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Ramat Hashofet
Israel
Nazareth
Jesus
Mount Carmel
Sea of Galilee
River Jordan
Sophia Loren
Leon Uris
Kibbutz
Republic
King Solomon's
Dead Sea
Vienna
Budapest
Madison Avenue
Israel Information Center
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
P.O
Jerusalem
Cedar Rapids firms donate to Kirkwood minority scholarship
Local industries pledge 4200 dollars to Kirkwood Community College minority scholarship fund. General Mills Foundation contributes 3700 dollars for third year. FMC Corporation 500 dollars in first year. Scholarships cover full tuition based on financial need for vocational technical and arts and sciences programs. Committee selects recipients and reviews progress each term. Interested parties should contact Linn Hall in Kirkwood. Darrell Slabaugh aims for more local support.
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Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community College
General Mills Foundation
FMC Corporation
Kirkwood
FMC
Salt and its wide uses span food to industry
The text notes salt pickles cucumbers and metals, helps pack meat, can vegetables, cures leather, and is used to make glass, bread, butter, cheese, rubber and wood pulp. It also states liquid sodium cools nuclear reactors.
Missouri students publish 21000 crime prevention guides
The University of Missouri chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America distributed 21,000 eight page crime prevention guides to Columbia households with help from the Columbia Police Department. Thought for Today American President John Adams noted that slavery begins after elections end.
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Columbia, Mo
UPI
University of
John Adams
Judge Potter censured over pickaninny remark ruling on white adoption
Pennsylvania judicial board publicly reprimanded Wil liam Potter of McKean County for stating that he would not allow adoptions of black, Vietnamese, or Korean children by white parents. The board recommended private censure. the Supreme Court ordered the reprimand be made public.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Judicial Review Board
Pennsylvania Judicial Inquiry and Review Board
McKean
William Potter
Potter
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Groff
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Shalom
William C. Davis
Louis Smith
Tyrone Hunt
Steven Gilmore
Nat Craddock
Linn Hall
Darrell Slabaugh
Cedar Rapids Area
Gazette
Diamonds TV
Third Ave. S.E
Infarm Family Shoe Store
Marion Rd
N.E
Ironmen Inn
Sue McDowell
Zironmen Inn
Coralville
Iowa City
Iowa
Mary Groff
Review Board
Smulekoffs Fine Home Furnishings
Smulekoff’s
Heme
Smulekoff
Smulekoff's
Mohawk
Eden Valley
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