Critical Path Planning Considered By Area 10 Board
Area 10 directors discussed using critical path planning to speed the first building complex at Area 10 Community College. Dr. Selby Ballantyne proposed CPM, noting its use in Kennedy High School project in Cedar Rapids and potential outside firm help or in-house staff. The board also reviewed a $6.3 million four year construction plan, funding gaps, and plans to lease an IBM computer for services to district schools.
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Area 10 Community College
Area 10
Selby Ballantyne
Kennedy High School
Cedar Rapids
B. A. Jensen
Area
Area 10 Board
IBM
Computer Services
Paul Ferrell
Ferrell
Eagle Foods, Inc
Town and Country
Eagle Co
Code Appeals Board
Eagle Co. and School Board
John E. Kottman
University of Iowa College of Business Administration
Henry Goracy
Major Firms Report Gifts of 163 513
The Cedar Rapids Marion United Good Neighbors campaign reports pledges totaling 163 513 in the major firms division. Corporate gifts reach 146 130, executive gifts 5 671, and employee gifts 11 712 as solicitations progress. The clergy group led by Rev. George Carlson meets Tuesday at 7 30 a.m. at Bishop's downtown. the first general luncheon is Thursday noon at the YMCA. The drive aims for a 914 000 grand total.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion
YMCA
Radio Controlled Aircraft Contest Opens in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Skyhawks club hosts a two day radio controlled aircraft contest east of Marion. It runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday with classes for novices and experts. Spectators admitted free. sanctioned by the national association. Access via the service road east of the Highway 150 and 13 junction.
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Cedar Rapids Skyhawks Club
Marion
National Association
Historical Society Elects 7 New Members
The State Historical Society of Iowa elected 131 new members in September. Cedar Rapids residents Nancy Rossey Carl Hendrickson Jr Harland Hickey Mrs Harry S Johnson A I Myhre and Theodore Youngton Jr joined, along with Marion’s Leland E Regal.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
State Historical Society of Iowa
Nancy Rossey
Carl Hendrickson, Jr
Harland Hickey
Harry S. Johnson
A. I. Myhre
Theodore Youngton, Jr
Leland E. Regal
Industrialists Study Cedar Rapids Air Pollution Ordinance
A Cedar Rapids Industrial Committee on Air Pollution formed four subcommittees to study the city council’s draft air pollution ordinance. Ted Lewis said firms will analyze the proposal and suggest amendments to fit industry while achieving pollution goals. Twenty five companies attended the Thursday session.
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Cedar Rapids
Industrial Committee On Air Pollution
Chamber of Commerce
Ted Lewis
Carl Smith
Smith
Lewis
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co is published at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include carrier 50 cents per week and mail options at 1.25 per month or 23.40 per year with various editions and delivery times.
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the Gazette Co
Third Axe
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rap
Ma Nist
Graham replies to archbishop on ecumenism stance
Evangelist Billy Graham issued a brief comment from southern Europe in response to Archbishop Michael Ramsey of Canterbury who said the Christian church does not need Billy Graham. Graham called the archbishop's ecumenical claims interesting as he prepared for his Berlin crusade October 16 to 23.
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Minneapolis
Billy Graham
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Graham
Europe
Berlin
Area 10 Board Tours Wisconsin Vocational Schools
Area 10 board members flew to Wisconsin on Friday to inspect two state vocational schools in Madison and Kenosha. Participants included Paul Wolfe M A MacAllister Max Lewis Bob Davidson Lewis Dreibelbis with Dr Selby Ballantyne Bill Eddings and Gerald Stout. The visit follows a prior Michigan tour and precedes a planned campus building program valued at least 6.3 million over four years.
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Area 10 Community College Board of Directors
Wisconsin
Madison
Kenosha
Tne
Paul Wolfe
Iowa City
M. A. MacAllister
Vinton
Max Lewis
Wellman
Bob Davidson
Mechanicsville
Lewis Dreibelbis
Anamosa
Area 10
Selby Ballantyne
Bill Eddings
Gerald Stout
Educational Resources Center
University of Iowa
Area 10 Board
Michigan
Subandrio Trial Applicants Hit Over Five Thousand
More than 5000 people seek permission to attend the trial of Indonesia's former foreign minister Subandrio. Only 400 seats are available for the proceedings in Jakarta.
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Jakarta
Permisson
Indonesia
Dr. Subandrio
Mount Mercy College Enrollment Figures for 1966-67
Total enrollment reaches 635 with 368 full time and 267 part time students. Full time freshmen total 150, part time 58, marking a 4.8 percent rise from 1965-66 freshmen enrollment of 144. Embargoed by registrar Sister Mary Georgine of Mt Mercy.
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Mount Mercy College
Mary Georgine
RSM
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Historical Society
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Mobile Home
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Nelson
Wwe
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