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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1973

Page

6

Iowa to Build Coordinated Law Enforcement Telecom Network

A three phase plan to establishing a statewide coordinated telecommunications system for all Iowa law enforcement agencies advances. Phase one surveys existing networks with 68 percent responses via Spectra Associates Cedar Rapids. Phase two designs a general plan aligning with police radio traffic criminal information and EMS plans. Phase three covers ongoing implementation and equipment procurement under state funding tied to plan adherence. Capt. Donald Hollister of Cedar Rapids heads one of the ten committee seats.

Iowa Law Enforcement Administrators Telecommunications Advisory Committee Spectra Associates of Cedar Rapids Iowa Police Iowa State Planning Agency Iowa Division of Civil Defense Iowa State Policeman’s Assn Iowa Assn. of Iowa State Sheriff's Assn Iowa Department of Public Safety Iowa Highway Patrol Associated Public Safety Communications Officers Iowa Department of General Services Capt Donald Hollister

Landenberger Show Opens at Dubuque Art Center

A one man show of 32 watercolor bird paintings by James Landenberger of Cedar Rapids opens at the Dubuque Art Center next Sunday and runs through November 9. A private invited preview precedes the public opening. This is his third Iowa solo exhibition after Davenport Museum of Natural History and Cedar Rapids Art Center. His works have also been shown in Chicago and New York.

James Landenberger Cedar Rapids Dubuque Art Center Landenberger Iowa Davenport Museum of Natural History Cedar Rapids Art Center Chicago New York

Great Thaw Slice of Ice Age Earth Size Claim

A historical note claims the great thaw during the Ice Age reduced ice sheets to cover about one-tenth of Earth's surface, roughly 19.6 million square miles, with modern estimates placing ice cover around six million square miles.

Enrollment Open for Four Classes at Ambroz Center

Four arts and crafts classes at the Ambroz Center recreation division remain open for enrollment. Leather working and jewelry classes continue with Gloria Kromminga and Jane Nelson as instructors, meeting weekly and biweekly with $12.50 fees for eight sessions. Children in grades 1–6, and junior high students, can register by phone at 398-5165. center hours are weekdays 9 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm.

Ambroz Center the Recreation Commission Ambroz Seventeenth Street Gloria Kromminga Colin Andre Jane Nelson

Antique Show Opens At Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum

The Cedar Rapids Antique show runs Thursday to Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Memorial coliseum. D. C. Koehn’s rare porcelain covered hen dish collection highlights the exhibits from eight states with over 5,000 antiquers expected and a Daughters of the Nile dining room on site.

D.C. Koehn Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum J.W. Koehn Midwest Daughters of the Nile Drill Patrol

Former Student Reaches 35-Cent Breakfast Debt Payoff

Western Michigan University received a letter from an anonymous former student in Florida along with a $5 check to settle a long unpaid meal. The amount corresponds to a 35-cent breakfast from the old Western Michigan Teachers College era, now WMU. The gesture was added to the university scholarship fund.

Kalamazoo Mich Western Michigan University Western Michigan Teachers College Florida

Piano Workshop at Hiltbrunner's Mainstreams Method

A piano workshop led by Walter and Carol Noona takes place Friday at 8:30 a.m. in Hiltbrunner's recital room at 116 Second Street SE. Noona, Norfolk Symphony board member, studied at the University of Illinois and is part of the Walter Noona Trio founded in 1961. The Mainstreams method builds a basic foundation and guides students to choose a path with a teacher's help.

Hiltbrunner Second Street SE Walter Carol Noona Noona Norfolk, Va University of Illinois Soulima Stravinsky Walter Noona

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