Hughes Campaign Tour Faces Grind In Iowa Senate Bid
Gov. Harold Hughes leads a northern and western Iowa tour with Democrat candidates for state offices including Lt. Gov. Robert Fulton and Attorney General Lawrence Scalise. He warns voters to back his cabinet and a Democratic legislature while noting the hard campaigning schedule and his personal dislike of the grind.
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Associated Press
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Council Bluffs
Robert Fulton
Paul Franzenburg
Lorne Worthington
Kenneth Owen
Lawrence Scalise
Polk County
Michael Doyle
Elks Country Club
Slmmer
Creston
Art Schneers
Lenox
Corning
Schneers
Rural residents seek access to Iowa City library services
About 17 Johnson County residents asked the county board of supervisors to pursue using Iowa City library and recreation center facilities for unincorporated areas. The request follows an Iowa City July action restricting such services to citizens via their local governments. University Heights already has a similar agreement. The supervisors will seek a meeting with city officials to discuss terms.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
County Board of Supervisors
University Heights
Jewelry Stolen From Parked Auto in Council Bluffs
Police hunted Friday for three men and two suitcases filled with an estimated 25 000 to 30 000 dollars worth of jewelry stolen from the trunk of a car. Howard Oppenheim and Phil Lip Greenstein of Regal Park New York said three men took the cases while the pair ate at a local restaurant Thursday night. The thieves may have obtained a key to the trunk as the car alarm did not trigger.
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Hughes
Council Bluffs
John
John R. Hansen
Howard Oppenheim
Phillip Greenstein
Regal Park
N. Y
Cornell Hosts Teachers Folk Singer And Bands This Weekend
Cornell college will host three weekend events drawing participants from across the state. About 100 to 150 college English teachers converge for the Iowa Council of Teachers of English meeting. A 100-member high school band reading clinic follows, co sponsored by Taylor Music Co. Judy Collins headlines a Saturday night concert at the Commons Union Board.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Iowa Council of Teachers of English
Taylor Music Co
Cedar Rapids
Cornell
Student Commons Union Board
America
Grinnell Catch Club
Armstrong Hall Little Theater
Judy Collins
King Memorial Chapel
Commons Information Desk
Wichita Firm Low Bidder on ISU Auditorium
A Wichita firm, Martin K. Eby Construction Co., emerged as the apparent low bidder for the general construction of a 2,600 seat Iowa State University theater auditorium with a bid of 2,618,700. The project is the first of four buildings in a 12 million cultural center, and a university foundation committee will review bids before the State Board of Regents awards the contract. Construction could begin immediately and run about two years.
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Eby
Iowa Sheet Metal Contractors
Des Moines
East Iowa students in Iowa marching band shine at games
Iowa City students and many Eastern Iowans join 133 Hawkeye band members under director Frederick Ebbs. The group performed at Iowa games on Sept. 17 and 24 and will play Oct. 1 against Wisconsin and Oct. 8 at Purdue Dad's Day, earning $50 band service awards and optional academic credit.
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Iowa City
Hawkeye
University of Iowa
Iowa
Frederick C. Ebbs
Purdue University
Dubuque U. Reports Record Enrollment Milestone
The University of Dubuque announces its first 900 plus enrollment in 114 years. Total figure 821 includes 276 freshmen, 219 sophomores, 136 juniors, 118 seniors, and 72 special students. Adult education adds 69, Seminary registration 151 resident students and 191 non resident continuing education students.
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Dubuque
University of Dubuque
Theological Seminary
Kuch Promoted to Patrol Lieutenant in Iowa
Sg. Stanley C. Kuch a 40 year old Manchester native has been promoted to lieutenant by the Iowa highway patrol. He will command District 10 with headquarters in Oelwein succeeding the retired Lt. Mel Howe. Kuch has served in Dubuque Cedar Falls and Waverly and is married with five children.
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Stanley C. Kuch
Manchester
Iowa Highway Patrol
Kuch
Mel Howe
Oelwein
Dubuque
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Post Office Honors Rhatigan at Monticello
Sam Rhatigan received a retirement recognition after 36 years with the Monticello post office. He joined May 1, 1930 and served nearly 27 years as assistant postmaster. Clarence Rhatigan was promoted to assistant postmaster effective October 1.
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Monticello
Sam Rhatigan
Rhatigan
Clarence Rhatigan
Iowa Medical Faculty Adds Seven New Members
IOWA CITY Seventeen new appointments to the University of Iowa college of medicine include one professor fifteen assistant professors and one associate professor. New faculty members are Dr William D Rieke professor and head of anatomy Dr Glenn D Jacobsen assistant professor of anatomy Dr Walter H Mason assistant professor of preventive medicine and environmental health Dr James Robert Leonard assistant professor of otolaryngology and maxillofacial surgery Dr Thomas Ellsworth Layman assistant professor of internal medicine Dr Gilbert Frank associate professor of psychiatry and neurology Dr Rafiq Waziri assistant professor of psychiatry Dr Donald P Stahly assistant professor of microbiology Dr James C N Brown assistant professor of psychiatry Dr Charles V Anderson assistant professor of otolaryngology and maxillofacial surgery Dr Thomas H Kent assistant professor of pathology Dr Bruce Eldon Spivey assistant professor of ophthalmology Dr William C Fritsch assistant professor of dermatology Dr Sidney S Kripke assistant professor of pediatrics and assistant director of State Services for Crippled Children Dr Jane E Anderson assistant professor of pediatrics Dr Lawrence Den Besten assistant professor of surgery Dr Frederick L Benoit II assistant professor of radiology and internal medicine
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Iowa City
University of Iowa College of Medicine
William D. Rieke
Glenn D. Jacobsen
Walter H. Mason
James Robert Leonard
Rafiq Waziri
Donald P. Stahly
James C. N. Brown
Charles V. Anderson
Thomas H. Kent
Bruce Eldon Spivey
William C. Fritsch
Sidney S. Kripke
Jane E. Anderson
Lawrence den Besten
Frederick L. Benoit II
Commandos Hit Radar Unit on TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH
British commandos destroy a radar controlled anti air craft unit during a Friday night broadcast on COLOR channel 9 at nine.
Three Claim Ownership of Valuable Dog in Buffalo
A District Court hearing before Judge Nathan Grant tested the ownership of a German Weimaraner named Bill or Mike. Three Buffalo residents, Stuart P. Morris, Walter Pritchard, and Eleanor Ellis on Pittman, claim the dog. Morris bought the dog in 1958 and says Bill disappeared in 1965, later reclaimed via writ. Pritchard and Pittman assert joint ownership, saying the dog was given to them in 1964 and named Mike. The judge took the matter under advisement.
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Solomon
Nathan Grant
Grant
Bill
Mike
Stuart P. Morris
Buffalo
Walter Pritchard
Eleanor Ellison Pittman
Morris
Henderson County
Ill
Pritchard
East Iowa Men Named to ROTC Positions at Iowa
Cadet Major Robert Y. Woodford of Cedar Rapids is named air force ROTC wing information services officer at the University of Iowa. Iowa City men also receive unit posts including Cadet Major Richard Calta as operations officer and Cadet Captains Douglas L Evans Terry A Smothers and James E Stevens as squadron commanders. Cadet Major James A Bright of Lowdon is named inspector.
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Iowa City
Robert Y. Woodford
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Brooks W. Booker
Richard Calta
Douglas L Evans
Terry A. Smothers
James E. Stevens
James A. Bright
Lowdon
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