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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1973
Page
18
Deborah Nathanson outlines a plan to transform a clinic into a nonprofit women’s health center offering abortion services, birth control, counseling, massage, and self-help guidance at low cost. She emphasizes women helping women and notes they will refer past twelve weeks to other facilities if needed, amid anticipated civic opposition.
Dr Lee, arriving after service in Korea in 1966, settles in Waukon by June. He recalls rugged Allamakee hills reminding him of home and notes hiking as his favorite outdoor activity while golf remains a new skill to learn. He longs for Des Moines as his American hometown.
Dr. Lee, long-term Waukon resident, recalls training in Germany and the United States, noting the U.S. offers better medical literature and exchange rates. He discusses hospital needs, including X-ray techs, a pathologist, and a team approach, and shares family life in Des Moines and Korea, emphasizing hard work and treating patients like family.
The text traces a surgeon’s path from a Waukon clinic seeking help to reduce Dr. Clark Ropeg an at Kyng Hook University. It mentions studies in liberal arts and science, three years in the army, then surgical work in a Red Cross hospital in Taegu. The narrative hints at ambitions to study in Germany.
University of Iowa researcher Mary Charlotte Costello compares fourth and fifth graders from middle to high value homes with inner city students. The advantaged group produced more spatial awareness and complexity while Black students used color more. underprivileged students emphasized texture, color, and the sculpture base, often labeling simply as a nose or log.
Ten years ago the red brick Tuskegee schoolhouse admitted 13 Black students to a first below college level program, marking a landmark shift in racial barriers in the area.
A historical note recalls Iran requesting immediate U.S. support totaling 100 million dollars as part of regional financial pressures two decades past.
Iowa City The University of Iowa says business and administrative offices will be closed Monday for Labor Day. Library hours remain unchanged with 7:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. weekdays and 1:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday. Memorial Union stays open, as does recreation area and Iowa House. Museum of Art closes. Quadrangle cafeteria follows usual hours 6:45 a.m. to 7 p.m. during the holiday.
Mt Vernon mayor Dr. Nicholas Berry, author of Political Configurations: An Analysis of the Political System in Society, has had his for introductory political science courses translated into Japanese. Yukio Fukuja of Tokai University translated the work, to be published by Tokai University Press in Kanagawa.
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