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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1967
Page
1
The Institute on Child Development expands to grant a bachelor's degree in child development in its 51st year. The program supplements master's and doctoral tracks, aiding liberal arts students and those pursuing graduate work in child behavior and preschool education.
High school reporters from 110 Northeast Iowa schools are invited to a journalism conference at the University of Northern Iowa. Registration starts at 9 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. Sponsored by the English department, with Donald Kaul as the main speaker at 1 30 p.m. in the auditorium.
Iowa City CAP announces the appointment of Mrs. Wynton H. Hadley as associate director. She will oversee the Neighborhood Youth Corps and Neighborhood Outreach amid staff restructuring due to budget cuts. Mrs. Hadley earned an MA from Indiana University in 1962 and has worked in Headstart programs in New York City.
The 1966 Delaware county audit, filed with the county auditor by Lloyd R. Smith, records current taxes at 3 231 845 33 dollars, school districts 1 955 801 67 and cities 294 838 65. Fines total 11 933 41 for justices of the peace and mayors, with clerk of court 4 615 27. Idle funds earned 18 816 last year. 1965 earnings were 5 000 in 1966. Investments Dec 31 1967 total 482 000: 400 000 CDs, 42 000 government bonds, 40 000 Treasury bills. Valuations 1965: 42 848 877 real and personal. 7 086 264 monies and credits.
The American Legion and auxiliary will host the third district fall conference in Blairstown on Saturday. Auxiliary members meet at Blairstown School before joining Legionaires for a noon banquet in the renovated Legion hall basement, followed by a buffet supper and evening dance.
In Sioux City First National Bank, president Joe T. Grant says assistant VP Gene R. Bishop confessed to misappropriating 113000, done by account manipulation. Depositors were notified and fidelity bonds cover losses. federal authorities handle the case. Bishop is a former Junior Chamber of Commerce leader and Briar Cliff fundraiser official.
ACM College Women to Meet at Cornell College in Mt Vernon Friday and Saturday delegates from ACM colleges will exchange ideas methods and experiences in panels and discussion groups This marks the second gathering following last year's meeting at Lawrence University Appleton Wisconsin
WAVERLY Howard Hunt of Dixon wins freshman class president for the fall term at Wartburg College. Ruth Mitchell of Cedar Rapids is elected a senate member among the new officers.
Iowa State University trains 196 student teachers who will work in 47 communities across Iowa this fall. Educators perform six weeks of a 12 week quarter, with assignments in English, speech, industrial education, foreign language, math, science, art, and social studies among others. Cities listed include Des Moines Cedar Rapids Mason City and Nevada, with students and supervising teachers named.
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