Kirkwood Board Defends Auditor Criticisms as Misleading
Kirkwood Community College board rejects state auditor Smith's claims about 1967-68 books and administration costs. The board cites its own audit, notes $402,178 in admin costs, defends equipment accounting, and argues OSI and fringe benefits were misinterpreted, asserting progress since 1966.
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Fire safety school to mark 100th anniversary in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids fire department and Town State University plan the 20th annual fire safety school at Memorial Coliseum armory on Sept 23. Asst. Chief Ellison said the event, part of a Cedar Rapids push to improve safety, will feature cadets, seminars, and public demonstrations amid traffic and venue preparations. Apollo 12 launch news from Cape Kennedy fills the same era, with Saturn V moved toward launch and astronauts slated for November, while concerns about fire safety and aging infrastructure persist in regional commentary.
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Hultman pledges consumer protection focus in Iowa district
U.S. District Attorney Evatt Hultman vows enforcement of consumer protection laws, especially mail solicitations, after taking over Northern Iowa's federal district. He plans investigations as public cooperation grows, pins hopes on limiting hard core pornography by mail, and says Sioux City remains the office base with Waterloo residence. Cedar Rapids move awaits Justice decision.
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Fragmentation of Elderly Aid Programs Criticized in Iowa Hearing
DES MOINES UP I The Iowa Commission on Aging chair Robert Blue of Eagle Grove told a U S Senate Aging Committee that inflation hurts elderly well being and that federal programs lack flexibility to fund multi service facilities in rural areas. He criticized inflexible use of funds, location selections, and insufficient professional services, calling for broader care options and automatic Social Security increases.
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