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CITY OF IOWA CITY
CIVIC CENTER 410 E WASIIIN(-,I(.)N SI I -)WA CMV IIiWA 52240 (19) ;54.1800
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PROCLAMAT7ON
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WHEREAS, the United Nations has designated 1979 as the Inter-
national Year of the Child with the purpose of lifting
up the physical and emotional needs of the children,
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WHEREAS, the children of Iowa City are a precious resource for
the future of this City, deserving special attention,
protection, education, and nurture in order to reach
their full potential as responsible and productive adult
citizens of this City, and
WHEREAS, the citizens and organizations of Iowa City should join
together in supportive action by focusing on programs
that meet the needs of the children,
NOW, THEREFORE, 7, RobeAt A. VeveAa, AfayoA 06 .the City o6 Ioma City,
Iowa, hereby pnoceaWn.the yeaA 1979 a.6 INTERNATIONAL YEAR
OF THE CHILD .in Iolaa City and u4ge aee ci Uzelu .to pa4tici-
pate .in .the ohsehvance o6 .ttu.6 speei.ae yeaa.
AlayoA
i Signed .in Ionkt City, Iolut,
xhia 8th day CA May 1979.
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CITY OF IOWA CITY
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VR0CLAAlATION
WHEREAS, the year 1979 has been designated the International Year
of the Child, and
WHEREAS, one of the major concerns of the International Year of the
Child is to plan programs to assure educational opportunity
to all children, and
WHEREAS, a sizeable segment of the population of the world's children
are those who may be identified as exceptional: that is,
children having superior intellectual abilities and rare
creative talents, or children who are mentally or physically
disabled who, by reason thereof, require special education
and related services, and
IOHEPEA3, exceptional children, both those who are gifted and those who
are handicapped are entitled to an appropriate education, and
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WHEREAS, the 70,000 members of the International Council for Exceptional
Children and the local members of Chapter 347 pledge to cele-
brate the International Year of the Child by continuing to
make advancements in the field of special education,
NOW, THEREFORE, 1, Roben.t A. Vevena, ,Mayon o6 .the. City o6 lou" Utg,
loroa, hc.neb_y pnoctaim .the week 06 May G - 13, 1979, an
EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN'S WEER in andeh to make the cUlzelts
06 Ivaw City anise o6 .the need boa schuicea and oppontu?t(,Lies
6oh caceptdonae chUdnen.
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i Signed .ill Ioasi C.i.tV, 1nnv,
this Rth dry? a6 ,11aq 1979.
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MICROFILMED BY
JORM MICROLAB
CEDAR RAPIDS -DES MOINES
CITY OF IOWA CITY
CIVIC CENTER /110 E WA SI IINGION SI IOWA CIIY IOW/\, 52NO (319) 3.54-18GO
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, juvenile crime, at whatever proportion, is a problem
in every community, and
WHEREAS, any incidence of juvenile crime is a compound tragedy
since not only is a crime committed, but the offender
is a reminder of the tragic waste of our most precious
resource - our young citizens, and
WHEREAS, Television Station WMT will present the powerful docu-
mentary, Scared Straight, on Monday, May 7, 1979, at
8:30 P.m.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Robeh.t A. Veveaa, blalfoh oA.the Cit) o4 Iowa
City, Iola, heaeby paocCa-um .the week o4 May 7 - 12,
1979, as JUVENILE CRIME AWARENESS WEEK, and wcge ate
ci,tizelm .to join .in an attempt .to communicate .the con-
cean we aU ehaae luith %egaAd .to .thio .i-eaue.
MAYUK
Signed -ill Iola city, Iowa,
.th.id 8th day o4 May 1979.
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JORM MICROLAB
CEDAR RAPIDS -DES I90IIIES
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CITY OF IOWA CITY
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- PRoCLAMA710N
WHEREAS, the City of Iowa City is a major center of health care in the
nation, and
(WHEREAS, Mercy Hospital, The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics,
and the Veterans Administration Medical Center constitute an
invaluable community human resource, and
WHEREAS, national concern for health care costs is being addressed individ-
ually by each of the Iowa City facilities, and
(WHEREAS, Mercy Hospital has received national recognition for energy con-
servation, was the first hospital in Iowa to have a Cost Containment
Committee, was amona the charter members certified by the Iowa Cost
Containment Connittee, and is well -represented by Sister Mary Venarda,
Mercy's administrator and state co-chairman of the Voluntary Effort
in Iowa, and
WHEREAS, The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, being the nation's
largest university -owned teaching hospitals, perennially ranks among
the country's most efficient health care centers of its type; has
been certified as a "cost containment hospital" by the Iowa Cost Con-
tainment Committee; has reduced the average length of stay for patients
admitted during fiscal year 1977-78 from 8.4 to 7.9 days; and has vig-
orously incorporated a variety of energy conservation measures into
the design and construction of its extensive remodeling and facilities
replacement programs, and
(WHEREAS, The Veterans Administration Medical Center has the theme "Prevention
Cuts Health 5's" for National Health Week, is exemplifing preventive
testing and educational exhibits for the benefit of employees and
patients, and cooperates with the other Iowa City hsopitals to main-
tain quality patient care while holding the line on increases in health
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costs, and
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WHERCAS, this week has been designated National Hospital Week,
N111, THEREFORE, 1, Robca# A. pevena, Ilayoh o6 rhe City o6 1oav City pIoclaim
the meek ah May 6 - 12, 1979, as lona City Ilosp-Oaf. Week, and I uage
att c.i.t(zen6 .to give speciat necognttion .to ouA CocaE hosp.Ltafs tlLis
week and io extend appnec.ia.tion Jon invatuaLlfe, cost e4¢eetive. w-
v.icea .to evenyone assoeiated with oun nationctUy aceogntzed haspi,tat6
throughout the. yeaa. /
Silplcd .ill lonxt C.i ty, loatt,
this S,th day o5 Ilay 1979.
MICROFILMED BY
JORM MICROLAB
CEDAR RAPIDS -DES 1401NES
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