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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1972

Page

6

New Education Agency Looms in Iowa Postsecondary Reform

The 1972 federal education act will create a single Iowa state agency to coordinate postsecondary education from private colleges to community colleges and universities. Institutions must submit development plans to receive federal funds. the 1973 legislature must decide funding and agency structure. Lloy Watkins of the Iowa Association of Private Colleges urges action to avoid empty promises.

Des Moines Iowa Higher Education Facilities Commission Congress Iowa Assn Lloy Watkins Association

Grand Jury Indicts Waverly Attorney

Waverly attorney William B. Mooney named in a 20 count Bremer county indictment charging embezzlement fraud and forgery. State warrants issued for his arrest and federal warrants likely. Mooney’s whereabouts were unknown. Details of charges not specified.

Waverly William B. Mooney Bremer County Grand Jury Tom McGrane

Additional School Vote Results Across Eastern Iowa

Eastern Iowa precincts report results from school board races and levies. Incumbents James Sloan and James Grover win in Independence, with Richard Cone as treasurer. Central City reelects Robert Sweet. 90 write ins for Dennis Dolan, 74 for Melvin Henderson, 87 for Gary McGovern. McGregor reelects Dr. C C Smith and Lowell Siegele. Center Point ends with Glenn Cumberland Warren Richart and treasurer Eileen Roll. Benton Community notes Donald Werning in district 3. Two-point-five mill levy fails 317 to 286. construction fund passes 335 to 269 with $78,914 drawn from schoolhouse fund. Williamsburg and Vinton incumbents listed. Alfred Happel treasurer for Benton.

Eastern Iowa School Board Independence James Sloan James Grover Richard Cone Central City Robert Sweet Dennis Dolan Melvin Henderson Gary McGovern Sweet

View from 3000 Feet Elevation Sees About 72 Miles

An observer at 3000 feet above sea level can discern roughly 72 miles to the horizon. The distance depends on terrain, visibility, and atmospheric clarity influencing line of sight.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Listed

The newspaper outlines carrier rates at 75 cents weekly and mail options for night edition plus Sunday six issues at 2 a month or 19 a year, afternoon plus Sunday seven issues at 2.15 a month or 20 a year, and 30 a year for other states. No mail subscriptions are offered where Gazette carrier service exists. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.

U.S. Territories Associated Press

Des Moines Hosts American Independent Campaign Committee

A committee in Des Moines backs the American Independent party ticket with Rep. John Schmitz and Thomas J. Anderson planned to campaign in Iowa next month. Co‑chair Darrel Kearney accuses major parties of promoting policies leading to disaster and says he aims to meet as many Iowans as possible.

Des Moines American Independent Party Iowa Schmitz John Schmitz California Thomas J. Anderson Tennessee Anderson Darrel Kearney

Dick Clark plans 300 mile walk across Iowa

Dick Clark, a walking Democratic U S Senate candidate, announced plans to extend his 1000 mile cross state trek with a 300 mile route starting in Muscatine next Tuesday. He will pass Keokuk Ottumwa and Des Moines, aiming to finish in Des Moines on October 5 as part of a listening campaign.

Dubuque Dick Clark Iowa U.S Clark Sioux City Muscatine Keokuk Ottumwa Des Moines

Kidwell Seeks Sheriff Post Criticizes Communications

At a Tiffin church supper William A. Kidwell, Democratic candidate for Johnson County sheriff, argues a better rapport with university students could curb May demonstrations. He accuses the current sheriff of failing two way communications and notes his opponent is part of that department.

Iowa City William A. Kidwell Tiffin Kidwell Johnson County

G O P Barbecue Saturday in Johnson

Iowa City Johnson county Republicans host a barbecue Saturday from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at Izaak Walton grounds south of Iowa City on highway 218 Several candidates including congressional state and legislative figures are slated to attend Tickets are 2 50 for adults and 1 50 for children

Iowa City Johnson County Izaak Walton Highway 218

Benton Seeks Action Over Wire Coverage Shortfall

UPI reports Sioux City independent U S senate hopeful Fred Benton criticizes wire services for inadequate coverage of his campaign and says he may pursue legal action. He cites a letter to the Federal Communications Commission urging better reporting.

Sioux City UPI U.S. Senate Fred Benton Iowa Benton Federal Communications Commis

Senator Miller to Speak at Cedar County GOP Dinner

Senator Jack Miller of Iowa will address a fundraising dinner for the Cedar County GOP at the West Branch Country Club on Saturday. A reception will precede the program.

West Branch Jack Miller Iowa Cedar County G.O.P West Branch Country Club

Little Britches Rodeo Set For Sunday

Uncle Fred's Little Britches Rodeo is scheduled Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Buckeye Creek Rodeo arena four miles east of Belle Plaine. Sponsors say the event will run rain or shine.

Little Britches Belle Plaine Fred Buckeye Creek Rodeo Arena

Cedar Rapids Library to Open Bookmobile in October

Twenty years ago officials announced the Cedar Rapids library would launch its first Bookmobile, with operations expected to begin in October. The plan aimed to extend access to books for residents beyond the central library.

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