Sculpture Display By Richard Horak At Cedar Rapids Center
Sculptures and relief wall hangings by Richard Horak will be shown in September at the Cedar Rapids Art Center sales-rental gallery. Horak, now residing in Cedar Rapids, studied at lowe State University and earned a bachelor’s from the University of lews. He apprenticed at the AHamica Studio in Paris and won first premium at the 1969 Allows fair art show. He has had a one man show at the Clinton Art Center.
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Cedar Rapids
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Linn County Crime Commission reviews revised 1972 federal grants
The Linn County Crime Commission approved revised 1972 grant requests totaling 229 100 with 123 265 60 for police and 105 835 for courts correction. Local units Cedar Rapids Marion Hiawatha and Linn County seek funds for police, sheriff, court, and program needs amid policy shifts and matching-fund challenges. A separate 50 834 request for the Special Problems Center drug program was approved for state consideration.
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Linn Commission
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
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Hiawatha
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Lion County
Special Problems Center
Linn County Health Center
Crime Commission
Leighton Ford
Ed Hanlon
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Kennedy
Iowa Crime Commission
Des Moines
Submarines Likely to Become Everyday Cargo Vessels
Oceanographer Dr Jack Piccard predicts a growing market for commercial submarines in cargo and research roles. General Dynamics Electric Boat sees undersea tankers for Arctic routes and offshore operations, while current makers focus on small sport and research subs.
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Lyndon B Johnson Library Draws 66000 Visitors in First Month
The Lyndon B Johnson Library in Austin Texas welcomed about 66 000 visitors during its first month last spring.
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Boat Registration Rule Requires Texas Boats Registration
After January 3, 197, all motor boats in Texas must be registered with the Parks and Wildlife Department per new rule.
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Parks and Wildlife Department
Cleaning Polymer Could Save Building Owners Millions
UPI reports Hydron 300, a hydro polymer from Czechoslovakia, coats surfaces to resist weather pollutants and graffiti. It reduces cleaning costs, with application at 11 to 21/2 cents per square foot and 80 percent cure in 30 minutes. treated surfaces stay cleaner longer despite rain and pollution.
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Marksman kills rogue hippo after cattle killings in Swaziland
In MBABANE Swaziland AP a local marksman named Thomas Si undza shot and killed a rogue hippopotamus blamed for killing 124 cattle over three years. The event ends a long standing livestock predation case and closes a harsh rural dispute.
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Mbabane
Swaziland
Thomas Siundza
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