Culver Discusses Adverse Effects of Automation
Congressman John C. Culver urged stronger labor market data collection and tax incentives for private retraining investments to counter automation's impact. Speaking at Luther College in Decorah, he said many Americans remain employed while millions of jobs seek workers, noting automation shifts require higher skills. He called for private public action within a free society to expand educational opportunities and retrain the workforce, praising fiscal policies and the Economic Opportunity Act.
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Culver
Luther College
Decorah
Policemen: humorous ode to crime fighters and rumors
A satirical verse reflects on policemen as humans who come in all sizes and sexes. It notes they are everywhere yet often unseen, advise contacting them by phone, and poke fun at their TV image versus real life duties and eyewitness reports. Page 2 tease implies continuation.
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Charity Style Show to Aid Deaf Children in Cedar Rapids
Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi presents a charity fashion show Monday January 31 at 7 30 pm in the Sheraton Montrose Hotel Ballroom with Younkers fashions. Proceeds go to the Pre School for Deaf Children. tickets 1 50 at Younkers Lindale Plaza or from Lambda Chapter members or by calling Mrs Amy Sconyers 364 4225. The article also notes Cedar Rapids crime and police force discussions amid urban growth.
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Elizabeth Leedom
Younkers
Richard Johnson
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phils
Sheraton-Montrose
Lindale Plaza
Amy Sconyers
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