Liberal Arts Future Bright at Cornell Mt. Vernon convocation
Cornell College president Dr. Samuel Stumpf affirmed liberal learning aims at opening convocation in King Chapel. He urged balance between traditional methods and new methods to address modern needs while stressing enduring human curiosity and moral learning in a changing world.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Samuel Enoch Stumut
King Chapel
Stumpf
Cornell
Bowling Pin Firm Destroyed by Fire in Atlantic City
A fire devastated the King Bowling Pin Co damaging an estimated 20 000 to 25 000 dollars and destroying about 24 000 bowling pins. Co owner Ron King was in the building earlier and the cause is under investigation.
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Atlantic Ap
King Bowling Pin Co
Ron King
Controversy Over Road Dust Pollution Rule in Davenport
Davenport pollution commission debates tighter road dust controls to meet federal standards. Officials warn enforcement will be hard but necessary, as counties face costs and counties struggle with dusty roads on aging infrastructure. Public hearing planned before Jan. 32 for final approval.
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Davenport
Townalr Pollution Commission
Arnold Reeve
Air Pollution Commission
W. 3. Hausler Jr
Towa City
Reeve
Benton School VIP Group Meets Monday
Benton Community VIPs will hold a general meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the high school music room to elect officers. Vocal and instrumental staff will be introduced, with special speakers from the summer music camp. Cookies and coffee will be served after the meeting. Everyone is urged to attend.
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Blairstown
Benton
van Horne
Anamosa Man Promoted by Postal Dept
Buster Davenport, formerly Anamosa postmaster, named director of communications and public affairs for the Central Region based in Chicago. The veteran postal official, born in Mechanicsville and an Iowa WW II veteran, will relocate to Chicago by October 1 with his wife Vierlyn McGreevy.
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Buster Davenport
St. Louis
Clarence Gels
Davenport
Anamosa
Iowa State Highway Commission
Postal Service
Mechanicsville
Anamosa High School
Cornell College
American Legion
Waterloo Jobs Program Urged by Des Moines Leader
Des Moines AP report says Robert Ray was urged to create a Waterloo public works program to lessen unemployment. A Waterloo delegation from the Brotherhood of Jobless Workers pressed for job creation and environmental benefits, claiming about 4 000 area residents lack work. A governor aide noted no funds to fund new jobs but would push using existing programs to help the jobless.
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DES Moines
Robert Ray
Waterloo
The
Brotherhood of Jobless Workers
John O'Connor
Cedar Falls
Ray
Dubuque Couple Charged in Infant Death
A Dubuque Iowa couple Theodore Heyene and his wife Kim were indicted by a Dubuque county grand jury on manslaughter charges in the death of their four week old daughter Judy Kim. The infant died August 3 in a Dubuque hospital from multiple internal injuries after an autopsy suggested possible assault. Both were released on $3,000 bond each and arraignment date had not been set.
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UPI
Theodore Heyene
Dubuque County
Judy Kim
Heyene
Kim
Jeounty
Hubert O'Brien
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