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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-05-02 ProclamationPROCCAMA ZOO nurses have a positive impact an people's Iives every day by nature of their judgment, compassion, and clinical expertise, and Whereas , nurses are the Iargest group of health care pro- viders in this country, and illh e r e a s , the demand for nursing services is escalating in light of changes in the financing of health care services, the settings where services are delivered and the health care needs of a graying America, and iAh e r e a s , the supply of nurses is not keeping pace with the demand and there is an urgent need not anig to recruit well-qualified candidates into the pro- fession but to retain nurses in their work environ- ment, and Wh e r e a s , more qualified nurses will he needed in the future to meet the increasingly complex health care needs Of the citizens of this community, and WXYW , the American Nurses' Association and the Iowa Nurses' Assocatian have declared may 6 as National Nurses' Day 1989 with the theme "Nurses Change Lives" in celebration of the ways in which nurses contribute to high quality health care and change people's lives, t5he r e fare , 1, Jahn mcDanald, mayor of the City Of Iowa City, Iawq, be hereby proclaim may 6, 1989, to be NUR.-dE$' DAB 1989 in Iowa City and urge all citizens of this com- munity to join me in celebration and recognition of the contributions of nurses and their unique ability to have a positive impact an the lives of those under their care. y, d in Iowa City, Iowa, ymg 2nd day of may 1989. 45-1 CXTU O� X0WA CXTU PR CCAiYlAXXON i1Jh a re a s , alder Americans are significant members of our society, investing their wisdom and experience to help enrich and better the lives of younger generations, and Whereas , the Iowa City/Johnson Cauntg Senior Citizens' Center has acted as a catalgst for mobilizing the creativitg, energy, vitality and commit- ment of alder residents of Iowa City and John- son County, and Wh a re a s , through the wide array of seruices, programs and activities, senior centers empower alder citizens of the Iowa Cibg area to contribute to their own health and well-being and to the health and well-being of their fellow citizens of all ages, and illh e r e a is , On mag 10, the Iowa City/Johnson Cnuntg Council of £Iders will celebrate Older Americans' Dag at the Senior Center with demonstrations, classes, and entertainment, Ntjw, -bherernre , I, John McDonald, Mayar of the City of Iowa Cibg, Iowa do hereby proclaim the week of May 8 - 14, 1989, to be .SENXOR CXXXZENOT CENTER WEEK in Iowa Cibg and call upon all citizens to recng- niae the special contributions of the Iowa Ciby Senior Citizens' Center participants, and the special efforts of its staff and volunteers who work every bag to enhance the well-being of the alder persons in our ciby. Signed in Iowa City, Iowa, this 2nd day of Mag 1989. Gst CxzM OF XOMA CZxv } ROCCiiMAZZmN Whereas , tourism is vital to the City of Iowa City and to the United states, contributing to economic prosperity, emplagment and international trade, and Whereas, toutherism amountnks as the of revenuesltg's third geustry in nerateb, and Whereas , tourism provided jobs for same 2,400 workers in Johnson County and accounts for a pagrall of $24 million, and 100h e r e as , the tourism industry provides emplagment for more students and unskilled labor than ang industry in the city, and Whereas , tourism enhances international understanding and goodwill, and Whereas, as people throughout the world became more aware of the outstanding cultural and recreational resources available in the United states, travel and tourism will became an increasingly important aspect of the lives of the people of the Cibg of Iowa City, I�Inw, -bherei_ are , 1, John McDonald, Magar of the City of Iowa Citg, Iowa, do hereby proclaim the week beginning may 15, 1989, to be LrOURZOM WF—F—K in lama City, and 1 call upon the people of Iowa City to observe this week with appropriate cere- monies and activities. signed in lama Ciby, imoa, this 2nd bag of may 1989. i 0R X5.3 CZTU Oir ZOWA CXTU FROCCAMATZON 1Uh a r e a s, Historic Preservation gives Americans a deeper understanding of their richly diverse archi- tectural and cultural heritage, and Whereas , Historic Preservation contributes to the liva- bility of America's towns, cities and rural areas, and promotes local pride and cammunitg self-help, and whereas , Historic buildings provide better qualitg places to live for all Americans, and Wh a r e a s , National Historic Preservation Week 1989 pro- vides an excellent apportunitg for all Americans to help maintain, preserve and protect our nation's heritage, and lllira r e a s , "Look Homeward America" is the theme for National Historic Preservation Meek 1989, ca -sponsored by the National Crust far Historic Preservation and the Iowa Citg Historic Preservation Commis - Sian, i�Inw, hharei=are, I, John McDanald, Magor of the City of Iowa City, Iowa, da hereby proclaim Mag 14 - 20, 1989, to be [Z.%q:ORZC 3PRE:%ERVAXX N WEEK in Iowa City and call upon the people of Iowa Citg to recognize and participate in this special observance. Signed in Iowa City, Iowa, this 20 bag of Mag 1989. 65�1- CZZU 03pr ZOWA CZTU PR CtAit ATXO' iii Wh e r e a s , May 7 - 13, 1989, has been designated National Hospital meek with the theme "wellspring of Our Cammunitg," and ilJh e r e a s , Mercy Hospital serves as the Iowa City/Coraluille health care provider and as a regional acute care referral hospital and wellness center, and Department of Veterans Affairs medical Center pravides tertiary health care for veterans in eastern Iowa and western Illinois through special- ised clinical, educational, and medical research programs, and [be University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics is a state resource far highly specialized patient care services, the training of health profession- als for serving Iowa communities, and far conduct- ing the research that will enhance future health care, and lUh e r e a s , the three hospitals provide health care services recognized as among the best in the nation, and their presence here is a true wellspring to area business and commerce, and the citizens of Iowa City join to pay tribute to the staffs of our three hospitals for their commit- ment to prauiding high quality, specialized care that helps us all lead healthier lives. :refurja, 1, Jahn McDonald, Magar of the Citg of Iona City, Iowa, hereby proclaim the week of May 7 - 13, 1989, to be and urge all citizens to give recognition to Mercy Hospital, Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and Che Uniuersitg of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. City, lama, this 2nd bag of May 1989. G5S