Regents OK renovation of the Hub at Iowa State
The State Board of Regents approved renovating the Hub at Iowa State University in Ames. Built in 1892 as a railway depot and moved in 1908 it now houses a copy center and ticket office along with vending facilities. The project includes interior updates fire safety fixes and an outdoor dining area funded by the 1982 ISU graduating class gift. A design contract was authorized with Rudi Lee Dreyer and Associates of Ames to assess needs and cost estimates.
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Iowa City
Iowa State University
State Board of Regents
ISU
Ames and College
Regents
Rudi-Lee-Dreyer and Associates of
Ames
UPI
Jim Bittner
Iowa Socialist Party
Bittner
UNI to install smoke detectors at Cedar Falls campus dorms
The State Board of Regents approved a 240000 project to fit smoke detectors in UNI dorm corridors serving sleeping rooms built before July 1 1984. Design starts winter, installation begins 1983. Regents also approved a fire protection services agreement with Cedar Falls requiring UNI to pay 16 percent of the department's net operating costs each year based on actual expenses.
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Regents
UNI
City of
Cedar Falls
University
Lawyer named UNI negotiator for 1978 80 contract talks
Joseph E. Flynn a St Paul Minnesota lawyer was named by the State Board of Regents as the University of Northern Iowa chief negotiator for the next two year contracts with UNI United Faculty. The bargaining unit includes 560 full time faculty members and talks are expected to begin this fall.
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UNI
Iowa City
Joseph E. Flynn
St. Paul
Minn
State Board of Regents
University of Northern Iowa
Flynn
UNI United
Vietnam talk set by Iowa Foreign Relations Council
Monday is the deadline to reserve for a noon luncheon address titled Vietnam and the Western Hemisphere to be given by Richard Barnet of the Institute for Policy Studies. The event, at the Iowa International Center in downtown Iowa City, carries a $5 fee and lunch.
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Iowa City
Iowa Foreign Relations Council
Vietnam
Western Hemisphere
Richard Barnet
Institute For Policy Studies
Washington, D.C
U.S. Department of Defense
Iowa International Center
Jefferson Building
Washington and Dubuque Streets
Squirrel hunt injures man in Iowa reservoir area
David Heeren aged 27 from rural Swisher was treated for two shotgun pellet wounds to both legs after a hunting accident while squirrel hunting with a companion near the Coralville Reservoir. He was treated at a area hospital and later released.
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David Heeren
Swisher
Heeren
Coralville Reservoir
Iowa Conservation Department
Cedar Rapids dealer license revoked by Iowa DOT
The Iowa Department of Transportation revoked Star Engineering Inc. license for failing to maintain a $25,000 dealer bond. The bond protects buyers from dealer noncompliance. The firm may apply again after obtaining a new bond. Also a collision in Oelwein left 17 year old Gary Crawford hospitalized with leg fractures after attempting to pass Vicki Vargason, 17.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Department of Transportation
Star Engineering Inc
Sixth St
Iowa
Oelwein
Gary Crawford
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Crawford
Vicki Vargason
Hazleton
First Avenue
Monticello Woman Named to State Compensation Panel
Lt. Gov. Terry Branstad appoints Elaine Smith of Monticello to the Commission on Compensation Expenses and Salaries for Elected Officials for a five year term ending June 30, 1987. The 15 member panel reviews payments to elected officials and judges, benchmarking against other states. Smith succeeds Gordon James of Des Moines.
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Monticello
Terry Branstad
Elaine Smith
Smith
Gordon James
Des Moines
Taxidermy Exhibit At Izaak Walton Clubhouse
Cedar Rapids hosts National Hunting and Fishing Day events with demonstrations by Arlene Blazek of Mount Vernon. Chris Ward and Jarrod Smith observe as Blazek displays a taxidermy squirrel shot on opening day, with other exhibits drawings a film and a free lunch offered.
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Chris Ward
Jarrod Smith
Cedar Rapids
Arlene Blazek
Mount Vernon
Izaak Walton
Blazek
Cerebral Palsy Center Seeks Participants for Fall Programs
The United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater Cedar Rapids offers fall swim and fitness sessions and other programs for all ages with cerebral palsy. Openings remain for swimming Tuesdays at Bender Pool and fitness Wednesdays at the center, with Oct 7 to Oct 28 sexuality workshop and Oct 18 self defense session among offerings. Contact 365-4657 for details.
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Cerebral Palsy Center
United Cerebral Palsy Association of
Greater
Cedar Rapids
Eighth St. NW
Bender Pool
14Th Avenue
Ninth Street
Bender
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