Three Terms Suspended by Linn Judge
Linn County court concluded guilty pleas charging three defendants. Elmer L. Mathews of Cedar Rapids received a six month county jail sentence on a reduced criminal trespass charge with one year probation after a July 21 burglary involving about 4000 dollars in stolen items. John W. Lint of Cedar Rapids got a five year reformatory sentence with four years probation on lascivious acts with a child stemming from a January 19 incident involving a seven year old girl. Bruce A. Litterer of Greene was sentenced to three months in jail with two years probation for delivery of a controlled substance as an accommodation.
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Linh
Elmer L. Mathews
Cedar Rapids
John W. Lint
Heart Seminar At St Luke's Board Highlights New Cardiac Care
Dr William Galbraith outlined improved survival rates for heart attack patients at St Luke's Cedar Rapids, noting 88 to 92 percent survival versus a national 60 percent. New equipment includes a portable defibrillator, an intravenous unit, and a road monitor system, plus expanded patient education and recovery support.
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St. Luke's Hospital
William Galbraith
Delores Thoma
Department of Internal Medicine
Mars
Keith Stapleton
Paul Heath
Ray
Glen W Lomb
PB. Wren
Albert Curtis
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke's
Galbraith
Education Subcommittee Hearings Set in Cedar Rapids
Iowa Congressman Blouin announces a Cedar Rapids hearing by the House Education and Labor Subcommittee on elementary secondary and vocational education. The session starts at 10 am Tuesday Sept 16 at Kirkwood Community College with testimony from Iowa educators and officials. Other members and national figures will attend. The hearings precede a Springfield Illinois session and aim to review vocational education growth and federal program improvements.
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C.R
Inne
Iowa State University
Iowa State Area Extension Office
Sixth Stress Road
Grant Wood Area
Washington
D.C
Iowa
Michael Blonin
House Education and Labor Committee
Cedar Rapids
Blouin
Kirkwood Community College
Carl Perkins
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Bloumn
Organized Labor
Owa
Wollin
al Quie
Minnesota
Paul Simon
Tlinois
Springfield
Winos
West
Iowa Hell
Kirkwood
DOT Approves I 380 Design Through Cedar Rapids
The Iowa DOT approved the I 380 route in Cedar Rapids from 1st Avenue to Forty second Street NE with changes to protect a nearby Windsor Heights apartment project on Sierra Drive built by Feder Development Inc. The plan keeps McCloud run on its present course, minimizes traffic impact on Forty second Street, and adds service roads between Coldstream and Glass Road. Construction is planned to start in 1978 with completion in 1990. A second action approved a detour for Highway 30 reconstruction at Bowling Street, routing traffic via Fillmore, J Street, Thirty third Avenue, and back to 30 and 218 until November.
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Cedar Rapids
1 Avenue
Forty-second Street
Transportation
DOT
McCloud Run
J Avenue
Tale
Isainder Construction
Feder Development Inc
Windsor Heights
Sierra
Coldstream and
J Avenues
McLean
Ct Coldstream
Glass Road
Caldstreso
Waterloo
Bowling Street
Filliel) Avenue
J Street
Thirty-third Avenue
Civic Center Meeting Set For Thursday
Cedar Rapids eyes a proposed community center to be built with a private hotel. A special mayor’s committee will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the city council chambers to draft a recommendation for the mayor and council. The plan, backed by Peter F Bozesison, proposes the center beside a private hotel on First Avenue between the Roosevelt Royale and Fourth Street railroad tracks. Meeting open to the public.
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Cedar Rapids
Peter F. Bozesison
Clalls
Fourth Street
First Avenue
Kirkwood Office Worker Classes Set in Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community College announces two sessions for office personnel to learn management, teamwork, and communications. Sept 23 at Tahs Hall Kirkwood Campus and Sept 24 at Town House Motor Inn. James Allen leads. fee 18 dollars includes materials and lunch. registration via Shirley Grulke.
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Hell A Tews Hall
Kirkwood
Town House Motor Inn
James Allen
Management Education Services
Peesors
Shirley Grulke
Kirkwood Incumbents Returned to Board Wins
Incumbents were returned to the Kirkwood Community College board of directors after Tuesday elections. Diesel Bal Jensen won district six with 3 214 votes, James Sauter 1 286 votes in district four, and Max Lewis 1 045 votes in district seven. Terms are three years.
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Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Diesel Bal Jensen
James Sauter
Max Lewis
Distiet Ning
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Don Meffenn
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Civic Center
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Cedar Rapids Area
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