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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
10
University of Iowa expects about 17,700 students for fall classes, per Dean Donald E. Rhoades. The figure surpasses last fall's 16,355 record but may drop by next week as late registrations slow.
Iowa City two foundation staff members receive new roles. Larry Bruse, 28, of Hills becomes treasurer while remaining office manager. Jerry Hilgenberg, 35, moves from field director to associate director directing annual giving and old gold development campaigns.
Dean David H. Vernon of the University of Iowa college of law awarded Murray scholarships to nine first and second year law students. Stipends range from 500 to 1500 dollars for the academic year. Recipients include Richard J. Howes of Dorchester and Douglas R. Rendleman of Dysart. Murray awards recognize scholarship promise and leadership in law journalism advertising and business administration.
A Reader's Digest feature examines high probate fees for modest estates between 15000 and 25000 dollars. It discusses how fees accrue, offers tips to save on probate costs, and reports on legal reforms needed to ease the burden.
At a special meeting President William Phelan urged quick site selection for a southeast Iowa City elementary attendance center. Supt. Garner noted need in the Mark Twain area as funds from the site fund 2 percent levy and a $575 000 bond issue may help. The board approved a color scheme and brick style for phase 2 of the West Side high school project and set drawings for board approval by Oct 24 with bids around Nov 15.
Tommy Mc Bride of Sigourney was fined $100 in Justice J. R. Hermans storffer's court here Thursday.
CLEAR LAKE IOWA UPI William Murray Republican candidate for governor urged the state to boost tourism promotion and expand recreation and conservation programs to attract visitors and millions in revenue. He called for anti litter and pollution enforcement and argued current air and water quality efforts are insufficient.
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