Three Linn Judge Suspends Three Sentences
In Linn district court Elmer L. Mathews 24 of Cedar Rapids received a six month jail term suspended and one year probation on a reduced criminal charge tied to a July 21 Cedar Rapids burglary involving about 4000 in stolen items. John W. Lint 20 of Cedar Rapids got five years in Anamosa reformatory suspended and four years probation for lascivious acts with a child stemming from a January 19 incident with a seven year old girl. Bruce A. Litterer 22 of Greene was sentenced to three months in jail suspended and two years probation for delivery of a controlled substance as an accommodation after selling three ounces of MDA to an undercover agent for 1950.
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Linn District Court
Elmer L. Mathews
Cedar Rapids
John W. Lint
Anamosa
Bruce A. Litterer
Greene
Heart Seminar At St Luke's Board View Planned
A Cedar Rapids heart specialist presented a seminar for St Luke's Hospital board members on new hospital heart care techniques. He highlighted portable defibrillators, intraveneous drug delivery and wearables to monitor recovery, plus patient education efforts.
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Heart
St. Luke’s Board
Cedar Rapids
William Galbraith
Department of Internal Medicine
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Luke’s
Galbraith
St. Luke's
Dr. Galbraith
Delores Thoma
Keith Stapleton
Paul Heath
Glen W. Lamb
P.B. Wren
Albert Curtis
Education Subcommittee Holds Cedar Rapids Hearings on Vocational Ed
Congressman Michael Blouin announced that the House subcommittee on elementary, secondary and vocational education will hold a public hearing at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids next Tuesday starting at 10 a.m. Attending will be Rep. Carl Perkins and four subcommittee members, with testimony from Iowa Department of Public Instruction, area technical schools, community colleges, administrators and teachers. The session aims to review vocational education growth in Iowa and potential federal program improvements. The hearings precede a similar session in Springfield, Illinois, and are open to the public.
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Washington
D.C
Iowa
Michael Blouin
House Education and Labor Committee
Cedar Rapids
Blouin
Kirkwood Community College
Carl Perkins
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Organized Labor
al Quie
Minnesota
Paul Simon
Illinois
Tima Hall
Springfield
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood
DOT Approves I 380 Design Through Cedar Rapids
The Iowa DOT approved a modified I 380 route through Cedar Rapids from 1st Avenue to Forty second Street NE to avoid two acres of land for a $2.25 million Windsor Heights apartment complex on Sierra Drive. The plan keeps McCloud Run near its current course and adds service roads between Coldstream and Glass Road. Construction is set for 1978 with completion in 1980. A detour for Highway 30 near Cedar Rapids was also approved and will run from Bowling Street to U S 30 until November.
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Cedar Rapids
1 Avenue
Forty-second Street
Iown Department of Transportation
Sierra Drive
DOT
McCloud Run
Avenue
Feder Development Inc
Windsor Heights
Sierra
Coldstream and
J Avenues
McLean
Coldstream
Glass Road
Waterloo
Bowling Street
Fiftieth Avenue
J Street
Thirty-third Avenue
U.S. 30
Civic Center Meeting Set For Thursday
Cedar Rapids eyes a proposed community center to be built with a privately owned hotel on urban renewal land between Roosevelt Royale and the Fourth Street railroad tracks. A special mayor's committee will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in city council chambers to draft a recommendation. meeting open to the public. The plan is spearheaded by local businessman Peter F Bezanson.
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Cedar Rapids
Peter F. Bezanson
Fourth Street
First Avenue
Kirkwood Office Worker Classes Run Twice in Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community College offers a management program for office personnel in Cedar Rapids with sessions on Sept 23 at Iown Hall and Sept 24 at Town House Motor Inn. James Allen leads the seminar. registration is 20 dollars including materials and luncheon. Contact Shirley Grulke at 398-5495 for details.
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Iown Hall
Kirkwood
Town House Motor Inn
Shirley Grulke
Kirkwood Incumbents Re elected to Board Seats
All three incumbents retained seats on the Kirkwood Community College board in Tuesday elections. Director B A Jensen won district six with 3 215 votes while James Sauter earned 1 286 votes in district four and Max Lewis 1 045 votes in district nine. terms are three years.
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Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Unce
B.A. Jensen
James Sauter
Max Lewis
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Linn
C.R
Iowa State University
Iowa State Area Extension Office
Sixth Street Road
Grant Wood Area
Turin
Universities of
Nebraska
Dave Taylor
Lindale Plaza
By Tom Fruehling
Don McLean
Civic Center
Killians
Cedar Rapids Area
James Allen
Management Education Services
Iowa City
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