Graettinger Board Names Reed Coach For Basketball Team
April 13 1972 Graettinger Board of Education held a special meeting naming James Reed as head basketball coach and Henry Hampland as assistant for the freshman-sophomore squad. Discussion covered civil rights concerns, potential female PE teachers, and various coaching and salary actions. The district announced a 3 percent raise for library assistants and ongoing driver and cook hiring delays. A community note praised Graettinger students’ Hawkeye Science Fair participation and a Color My World musical program. Additional items included a driver education course, kindergarten roundup invites, and local athletic meet plans for May.
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Hawkeye Science Fair Des Moines Event Summary
Four Graettinger students presented at the Hawkeye Science Fair in Des Moines on April 7 and 8. The entries showcased student research and experiments with notable work from the Des Moines region.
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Milford Golf Team Upsets Graettinger In Season Opener
Milford edges Graettinger 170 to 190 as Steve Moran nets a 41 to beat Alex Jones in sudden death. Graettinger JV falls 214 to 233. Dave Ennen leads GV with 48. The varsity results show Moran 41 Lingbech 43, Stiles 53 Jones 43, Ferrell 47 Mara uch 43, Ferrell 49 Johnson 43.
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Ve Stiles
Rock group STACK to perform for Youth March event
Iowa Falls rock group STACK has signed to perform for the Youth March for Handicap Village on Sunday May 7. The event starts in Central Park Mason City and 2 miles east of Gamer, with a ten mile walk to Handicap Village in Clear Lake. Governor Ray and Billie will greet marchers at the start. Organizers seek sponsors of one dollar per mile to reach a $20,000 goal as 2,000 marchers planned after last year’s 1,790 runners raised $14,000.
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FFA Members Reach State Convention In Iowa Band And Chorus
Cathy Graettinger and Gary Thomsen represent Graettinger at the Iowa State FFA Convention April 20 to 22 as select Band and Chorus members among 100 chosen from 11 000 state applicants. Cathy debuts in Band this year while Gary is a chorus veteran. Also noted: Iowa unemployment extended benefits program authorizes up to 13 additional weeks for eligible claimants as of April 2.
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Extended unemployment benefits rules in Iowa 1972
The article explains extended benefit eligibility for claimants through April 1 1972. It covers weekly limits 39 total weeks and four requirements including active job search. It notes initial program start January 2 1971 and lists states continuing benefits and Iowa payout totals for January along with county distributions and funding sharing between federal and state unemployment trusts.
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