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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1971

Page

7

Five Educators Describe Mixed Reception in Cedar Rapids

Five black educators in the Cedar Rapids Community school district described varied receptions during a Sunday NAACP Cedar Rapids meeting. Assistant principal Charles Dillard of Harding junior high said he was treated royally with neighbors aiding his move, while teacher Noreda Dobbin of Tyler School spoke on responses from colleagues and the community.

Cedar Rapids The National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Charles Dillard Harding Junior High Norris Dobbin Tom Kenner Washington High School Nelson Evans Monroe School Evans

Luther College radio features new local shows this fall

Luther college radio introduces three locally produced programs Report from Luther Footnotes and The King of Instruments along with a new The Green Hornet radio drama. The shows air Sundays at 1 30 and 5 30 p m and Thursdays at 10 15 p m respectively.

Decorah Luther College Radio Luther King of Instruments Green Hornet Corinne Nelson William Kuhlman Music Department Kuhlman New Luther College Hendrickson Organ Co St. Peter, Minn Crusader Against Crime Underworld Cato

Rickover Says Soviet Sub Fleet Ahead of U S

Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover told a House committee that the Soviet Union has surged ahead of the United States in nuclear submarines. He said since 1968 Moscow has commissioned several new nuclear classes and will outproduce the U S by 1975, calling for five SSN-688 class subs and long lead items for more.

Rickover Washington (Ap Hyman Rickover Congress House Appropriations Middle East Mediterranean U.S

Farwell Named Chair of Iowa Private Colleges Unit

Luther College President E. D. Farwell was elected chairman of the Iowa Association of Private Colleges and Universities at its Des Moines annual meeting. The IAPCU links 29 private colleges and universities and shares members with the Iowa Coordinating Council for Higher Education to improve state higher education coordination.

Decorah — Luther College E. D. Farwell Iowa Assn. of Private Colleges and Universities IAPCU Des Moines Iowa Iowa Coordinating Council For Higher Education Coordination Council

Reduced Costs Cut Color Telecast Fees Across Atlantic

Satellite advances have lowered charges for a one hour color telecast between New York and Europe by over 80 percent since 1967, boosting cross continental broadcasts and press coverage of international events.

New York Europe

Neighbors Protest Condominium Plan Near Cottage Grove

Eight letters were filed with the Cedar Rapids city clerk protesting a rezoning request for a 14.77 acre site at Cottage Grove Avenue and Forest Drive SE from single family to multiple family housing. The action, requested by H. J. Bjornsen to allow condominium development, faces traffic and neighborhood-value concerns before planning commission review.

Cottage Grove Avenue Forest Drive Cedar Rapids H. J. Bjornsen Bjornsen City Planning Commission

Price Reduction on CCC Owned Butter

Washington AP report says the Commodity Credit Corp cut the sale price of CCC owned butter by two cents per pound to boost supplies for domestic demand. Sen Miller Iowa announced the price cut remains in effect through the 90 day freeze period.

Washington Commodity Credit Corp Sen. Miller Iowa Miller

Legion States Annual Meeting At Monticello

The Second district Iowa American Legion and auxiliary hold a one day fall conference in Monticello. Attendees from 47 posts across Clinton Dubuque Jackson Jones Linn and Scott counties will register at 9 a.m. A service school for post officers and an instruction school follow led by district and department officials. A joint noon banquet features speakers Department Commander Dale L. Renaud and Department President Mrs. Harry Gibbons with mayor C L Norlin delivering the welcome.

Monticello Iowa American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Iowa Clinton Dubuque Jackson Jones, Linn Scott Legion Hall Val Likens Robert R. White Marion P. Johnson James Furne Oxford Junction Leo Maynard DeWitt Furne C. L. Norlin Department Dale L. Renaud Bondurant Harry Gibbons Sioux City

Square Dance Leader Discusses History on Radio

Miles Martin president of Rapid Squares and a member of the East-Central Iowa Federation of Square Dancers talks about the history of square dancing. The discussion airs at 12:50 p.m. Tuesday on KCRG RADIO 1600's Talk of the Town.

Miles Martin Rapid Squares Iowa

Insurance at Subsidy Rate Now Available

Independence residents along the Wapsipinicon river may buy flood insurance at subsidized HUD rates. City officials urged contacting local agents to cover single family homes up to 17 500 dollars and multi family dwellings up to 30 000 dollars, with small business coverage up to 30 000 dollars. The city qualified for emergency flood insurance after adopting land use controls and restoring the 50 year old hydro plant near the main dam.

Independence U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Wapsipinicon River Fied

Rep Celler Vows to Run Again at 83

New York AP reports Representative Emmanuel Celler the oldest House member at eighty three says he will seek re election next year to mark his fiftieth year in the chamber He quips about dying with his boots on and keeps a sharp line on his political career during a Sunday television interview

New York Emmanuel Celler House of Representatives

Dental Award to Dubuque Doctor in 1971

The William F. Gies Foundation award in oral surgery was given posthumously to Dr. Leslie M. Fitzgerald of Dubuque at the 53rd annual meeting of the American Society of Oral Surgeons. He led the oral surgery staff at St. Joseph's Finley and Xavier hospitals until retirement and died last August.

Washington William F. Gies Foundation Leslie M. Fitzgerald Dubuque American Society of Oral Surgeons Fitzgerald St. Joseph’s, Finley Xavier

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By Joe Fischer C.R By Roland Krekeler Noreda Dobbin Tyler School Luther Radio History Department Rocky Naval Ship Systems Command Farwell Iowa Colleges Unit Legion States Hiawatha England Rises, Inc Dennis Rep Celler Mulekoff RCA Smulekoff Smulekoff's Wodel NBC CBS ABC Networks
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