Columbus board approves administrators pay rises and contracts
Columbus Community School Board approved salary increases and two to three year contracts for district administrators and the board secretary. Supt. Currie received 8.39 percent and a three year deal, high school principal Della Vedova 11.11 percent and two years, junior high and elementary principal Wilson 7.10 percent and two years, elementary principal Renze 7.26 percent and two years, board secretary Loyd 11.11 percent. The meeting covered other community notices and local events through December and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene B. Dillon
Columbus Junction
Columbus Community School Board
John Currie
John Della Vedova
Bill Wilson
Tom Renze
Cotter and
Conesville
Vivian Loyd
FHA
Louisa County
Robert Smylie
Dean Smylie
California
Robin Greene
Lori Bennett
Maurine Rich
Crawfordsville
Iowa State University
State Bank
Eva Swailes
Mae Fortune
Denley Ganfield
Paul Hasel
Chanteurs
Columbus Community High School
Paul Duncan
Peoples Bank
Peoples National Bank
Irene Myers
T. E. Perry
Hope Dunn
L.C. Rohret
Richard Utter
John Dillon
Catherine Graham
Washington Post
LeRoy Hughes
Iowa City
Robert Termeyer
Burlington
Blanche Williams
James Pierce
Dundee
Junction
C. E. Pierce
Colonial Manor
Mt. Pleasant
M. M. Doggett
Ernest Kilpatrick
Columbus Methodist Men
William Beebe
Woodrow Shearer
Neal Smith
Robert Hynes
Kilpatrick
National Methodist Men
Purdue University
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. 394
Betty Winter
Wanda Conaway
Adeline Crawford
Washington, D.C
Letitia Babbitt
Woodcock seeks delay in 1978 air rules meeting with Carter
UAW President Leonard Woodcock plans a February meeting with Jimmy Carter and top auto executives to press for relaxing the 1978 clean air standards, arguing current rules threaten industry shutdowns. He notes Volvo’s limited success and urges a comprehensive review with Carter. General Motors President Pete Estes backs Woodcock’s efforts.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Auto
Jimmy Carter
Woodcock
UAW
Carter
Detroit News
Washington
Volvo
Sweden
Leonard
General Motors
Elliot M
Pete’ Estes
Congress
Estes
Energy use studied through remains at Cherokee site
Iowa City experts examine 8000 stone fragments and animal bones from the Cherokee archeological site to infer past energy use and population. Duane C. Anderson and students Kathy Pyle and Lise Tatum discuss how ancient hunter gatherers balanced with nature, while modern consumption rises. The Friday symposium at Trowbridge Hall covers buffalo bones, berry seeds, charcoal hearths, and dating challenges.
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Iowa City
Duane C. Anderson
Anderson
University of Iowa
Kathy Pyle
Lise Tatum
Tatum
Cherokee
Pyle
Trowbridge Hall
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