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Cedar Rapids Press

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1969

Page

5

School Psych Testing Debate Sparking Legal Action

Iowa wide panel of experts debated school testing without parental consent after a Cedar Rapids Press report. They affirmed that written parental authorization is required and that testing without it could invite malpractice claims and civil suits.

Iowa Cedar Rapids ISEA Quentin Sabotta Washington High School Donald Nau Larry Jordan Edward Jordan

First Negro general to command American infantry in combat

The question and answer note Gen Frederic Ellis Davison as commander of the 199th Light Infantry Brigade in Vietnam. It asks where the Declaration and Constitution are housed, noting they are in the National Archives Exhibition Hall in Washington DC.

Frederic Ellis Davison 199Th Light Infantry Vietnam United States National Archives Exhibition Hall Washington, D.C Newspaper Enterprise Association

Cedar Memorial Christmas Living Nativity Returns in Lights

Cedar Memorial Cemetery celebrates the living Nativity for the 33rd year with more than 17000 Christmas lights along the route. The center features the manger with Mary and Joseph, and replicas of the Wise Men, camels, and shepherds, authentic to the Grotto tradition. The display continues through December 25.

Cedar Memorial Mary Joseph Christ

How the death watch beetle got its name

The death watch beetle derives its name from its ticking sound, long thought by superstition to foretell a death in the family. The sound, resembling a clock tick, prompted fear and rumors of ominous fate among early observers.

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