Regents urge college cooperation on off campus courses
Iowa City board urges coordination among state universities and private colleges to avoid course duplication. Regents back ISU master of public administration in Des Moines while stressing non duplication and jurisdiction questions. Board eying rising fuel and power bills with potential 4 million deficit by 1980 81 and review of academic changes.
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New rules proposed for corporal punishment in Iowa schools
Iowa state rules on corporal punishment and teacher contract releases were unveiled for the first time by Donald Bennett of the Iowa Teaching Practices Commission. He noted the rules address negotiated contract releases and limit corporal punishment to controlled, non anger driven discipline.
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Working wives aid home ownership rise in 1978
The shift from housewife to working wife is reshaping home buying as 56 percent of couples who bought a home in 1978 had working wives, according to a nationwide survey by Chicago Tile Insurance Company.
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Working Wives Reports
Chicago Tile Insurance Company
Two Die in Dubuque County Crash
Two West Des Moines men, Jeffrey Stoner 21 and Thomas White 19, died after their car failed to stop at a Fillmore Road stop sign and was struck broadside by a westbound truck driven by Harry W. Shady of Worthington on U.S. Highway 151 near Dubuque. Shady had minor injuries.
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Iowa to tighten nursing home enforcement on repeated shortages
Iowa Health Commissioner Norman Pawlewski orders a crackdown on nursing homes with chronic staff shortages dirty facilities and inadequate care. About 5 to 10 percent of the state's 700 homes are targets as enforcement tightens with fines suspensions and license revocation.
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Norman Pawlewski
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