Spectators Disappointed by Grant Wood Board Talks
Grant Wood area education agency directors met for two hours to discuss proposed policies on public information access, complaint procedures, and personnel files after criticism of agency practices. Spectators urged a special meeting to address concerns, while board members pledged to handle criticisms through formal processes and improved transparency.
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Grant Wood
Aeeway
Apaney
Committee
Lieeolire
Grant Woot
Moore
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Staf
Reunion
AL Uie
Lienselves
Municipalities Set Policies For Legislative Guidance
Mike Dewpree reports Ankeny Mayor Ollie Weigel elected president at the League of Town Municipalities during a Roosevelt Royale hotel convention. Wight Lamont of Mechanicsville was elected vice president and Rustin Schilling of Royal named to a two year term on the league board. The league approved a policy agenda urging the legislature to respect local control, provide property tax relief, allow local referenda on a local sales tax, enable hotel tax authority, boost city revenue through state sales tax redistribution, increase road funds, explore unified law enforcement, maintain affordable liability insurance, avoid costly mandates, and pursue state resident representation in local planning.
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Mike Dewpree
Ankeny
Ollie Weigel
League of Town
Roosevelt Royale Hotel
Te Surcum
Coilue Rapids
Don Canney
Wight Lamont
Mechanicsville
Councillon
Ruswtl Schilling
Royal
Tromson
Towa
Ene
Widh
Jawa
Red Cross Plans Break With Blood Banks
Washington AP report outlines that the American Red Cross intends to sever its ties with the American Association of Blood Banks. The AABH warns the move could endanger the national blood supply and healthcare delivery while the Red Cross counters with philosophical and policy disagreements.
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Red Cross
Washington
American Red Cross
Iead
American Assn
AABH
Bernice Hamphill
American Red Cross Blood Program
AADB
The
AASB
Panama May Release 3 Jailed Americans
Panama City reports the government may release three Canal Zone residents held after student riots over price hikes. Panamanian officials accuse the United States of instigating the protests while labeling the detainees as interference agents. Also noted is a Canal Zone police member among those arrested.
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Panama City
U.s.controlled
Canal Zone
Berard Lowell Jameson
Hector Bowes
Rogella Garvin
So Air Force
U.S
Camal Zone
Iowa child abuse rise to be studied by state panel
Iowa officials report a sharp rise in child abuse and neglect cases with 1967 to 1975 figures showing gradual increases and a 1976 first half surge of 47 percent over 1975. Lt Gov and council member Gluba urge attention as a workshop on child abuse is slated for Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Child Abuse Information Council
Oakdale
University of Iowa
Gluba
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
William Boland Named To Chair College Board
William Boland elected chairman of the College Community school board at the annual organization meeting in Prairie high school. The board reviewed the district budget report noting a current $4,552,000 pot including unspent balance and that enrollment decline narrowed potential budget increases. The board indicated it was not interested in participating in a two way radio setup through Risa Community college.
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William Boland
College Community School Board
Prairie
John Antt
T? Burget
Jamey Bayne
Rayne
Risa Community College
Learned Lesson Man Will Put Savings in Bank
Anthony Rantowski 4, who lost $340000 to four con men, says he has put the money in a bond. The retired gadget maker kept cash in a strong box with Ivry when gypsies posing as city workers tricked him, taking $24,020 and $211 bills. Circuit judge Dunne ordered police to return the money to Kantowska, who plans to deposit it in the bank.
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Cthcago
UPI
Anthony Rantowski
Rantowski
Iviy 412
John Zhe
Tofica
Monsey
Kanowski
Arthur Dunne
Kaptinsee
Legion Group To Return To Bellevue Hotel
Philadelphia officials report members of the Americas Legion’s Philadelphia county group will resume activities at the Bellevue Stratford after illness prompted a convention relocation. The council kept Sept 28 meeting date but moved to Bellevue to show confidence in the hotel amid a drop in business and ongoing illness investigations.
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Philadelphia
UPI
The
Americas Legion
Fury
State Legion
Posely
Stratford Patel
Ei Arnuel Maatiny
Bellevue-Stratford
The _ teat council
Bat
Helleyor- Stratford
Bellevue
Joseph Chase
Council
Grants Awarded for Metric Instruction Programs
Two new grants were awarded for metric instruction projects. The American College Testing Program at Iowa City received 350,000 dollars and the state Geselman of public justice received 24,000 dollars, according to the Department of Health Education and Welfare on Monday.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Iowa City
Probate and Guardianship Notices and Corporate Incorporation
Public notices announce probate of will for Orville Fens estate, appointment of administrator Navin Syl Susie, and related claims. Also appears are notices of incorporation for a company and creditor publication, with dates, names, and filing details.
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J Warertes Tao
Grant Wood Board
By Judy Daubenmier
L.W. Hamilton
Linn County Taxpayers Asen
Hamilton
S & Pm
Dallas Bryant
Grant Wood Education Ass
GWEA
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Lancee Gerber
Bikard
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Jim Bousing
Dell Negetations
Edo Mut
Clarence Hosford
Monticelli
Beyunl
Harland Moller
Victor
Ancarced
Bryant
Gerber
Liz Moore
Dwight Bode
Kathy Aller
Jars
Moon
Bode
Moora
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Usea Gles
John Cardess
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Attornney
Tim Davis
Loal Line
Keep & Record
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Bade
Bisle
Panama
Alabama
George Wallace
West Germany
Germany
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Kantowski
Legion Group
Bellevue Hotel
Orville
Goa
Alge
Tring
Wien
Navin
Alma
Sada Lenin
Wales
Alice
Peesinn
Teresa
Joe
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Gilbert
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Swishen
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Asa Sarasa
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Gimans, Barc Orion & Sia
Atorneys
Epabeate Oc Inc Openance
Anave
Hermann
Cedar Rapids Council
Ted Oslige
Walters
Marne
Berg
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Ronan
Anton
Cedar Hits
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Ponta
Sealy
Huuher Farating
Seater Cormesny
Braoter
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Taubes
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Dept of
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Elas Maiti
Caisur
Linn Coun Cine County Counet
Saale
Moignal
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