Prairie Junior High Sprints to Outdoor Ecology Week
Prairie junior high students shift from reading writing and arithmetic to environment ecology and education for a full week. Teachers organize outdoor lessons and hands on activities to explore local ecosystems and conservation efforts.
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Prairie Junior High
Students spend week at Camp Wapsie Y learning
About 250 seventh graders partook in Camp Wapsie Y's outdoor education program near Central City in September. Half stayed Monday through Wednesday, the other half Wednesday to Friday, with nurses on site and roll calls taken. The district spent about $600 for cabins meals and equipment.
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Camp Wapsie Y
Central City
College Community
Prairie Junior High
Don Jennings
Jennings
the Wapsie
Prairie
Faas
Wapsipinicon River
Camp Wapsie-Y
Japan Army Faces Court Fight Over Constitutional Status
A Hokkaido district court ruled Japan's army navy and air force unconstitutional and lacking the right to exist. The decision centered on the no war clause of Article 9 and a land seizure for a missile base, challenging postwar defense structure though expected to be overturned by the Supreme Court.
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Japan
Hokkaido
Self-Defense Force
Shigeo Fukushima
Sapporo District Court
Supreme Court
Fuku Shima
Fukushima
Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Congress
Pearl Harbor
MacArthur
Kirkwood Travel Series Opens With Russia Film
Kirkwood Community College launches its 1973 74 Travel and Adventure series with Russia in the 70s at Jefferson High School auditorium. Lecturers include Clay Francisco and Doug Jones with color film narration. Series runs through March with five talks and ticket prices listed for season and door purchases.
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Kirkwood
Russia
Kirkwood Community College
Clay Francisco
Jefferson High School
Jefferson
New York City
Broadway US
Doug Jones
Howard Pollard
London
Irving Johnson
Germany
Russ Potter
Kirkwood Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
Radio Continues Tracy Strip
State College readers savor Dick Tracy through radio as the Centre Daily Times reduces comics due to a newsprint shortage. Listeners tune in on WMAJ twice daily with Ted Jeffers updating the latest adventures of Li'l Abner Dick Tracy and Orphan Annie.
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State College
State College Centre Daily Times
WMAJ
Ted Jeffers
Li'l Abner
Dick Tracy
Orphan Annie
Inmates Demand Windows at Sevier County Jail
Nineteen inmates at the new Sevier county jail in Utah complain the $200000 facility has no windows and prevents them from signaling owners of a nearby Craig’s Ice Cream shop across the street to deliver ice cream.
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Utah
Richfield
UPI
Sevier
Craig's
Neon Lights inspire fresh art and new collectors
Neon art gains prominence as galleries host shows and collectors pay thousands for luminous pieces. From its 19th century discovery by Ramsay and Travers to early 1910s experiments, neon tubes evolved into a distinctive medium used in modern advertising and art.
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America
Cosmopolitan Theater
New York
Arthur
National Geographic Society
Larry Rivers
Rudi Stearn
Sir William Ramsay
M. W. Travers
Want ads offer the greatest selection of home offerings
The notice promises a wide range of home listings in the classified section offering buyers and renters a broad selection of properties and related services. It emphasizes layout and accessibility of the ads for easy browsing and comparison.
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