McCormick Named Iowa Supreme Court Justice
District Court Judge Mark McCormick of Fort Dodge was named Monday to the Iowa supreme court by Gov. Robert Ray to fill the vacancy created by Justice Francis Becker’s resignation. McCormick, 45, is among the youngest judges ever appointed to the state high court and has a long record in Iowa judiciary and education.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Robert Ray
McCormick
High Court
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Dubuque
Iowa Supreme Court Judicial Nominating Commission
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Cedar Rapids
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Perry
Ray
Iowa
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Fort Dodge Senior High School
Villanova University
Berrigan Convicted For Smuggling Letter From Prison
Harrisburg report says jurors in the Harrisburg Seven case asked Judge R Dixon Herman to reread legal instructions and allow more testimony from the government’s key witness. Philip Berrigan was found guilty of smuggling a letter from a federal prison around May 24, 1970, without the warden’s knowledge or consent, while nine other counts remained deadlocked. The defense called the verdict discriminatory and vowed to seek a reversal, noting this could be the first such prosecution of its kind. The judge planned to continue deliberations if the jury stayed hopeful, or dismiss them if they became hopelessly deadlocked.
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O'Dwyer
Berrigan
Court Overturns State Atomic Regulation Law
The Supreme Court ruled states cannot set tougher radiation control standards for nuclear plants than federal levels. Minnesota's case upheld federal preemption after Northern States Power Co faced stricter state limits for radioactive discharges into the Mississippi near Monticello. The ruling, supported by several states, reinforces federal authority under the Atomic Energy Act.
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McGovern erred on ITT tax charge in Wisconsin primary
In the Wisconsin presidential primary race McGovern, Humphrey and Muskie vie for delegates as McGovern retracts an ITT tax claim after learning the SEC report year differed. Humphrey assails Nixon over Soviet Jewry and Kosher meat bills while Muskie criticizes press coverage and Viet attacks. Campaigns warn of close finish amid 1.5 million voters Tuesday.
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Eighth Death in B-52 Jet Crash
Ten year old Anthony Ellington of Orlando died in Brooke General hospital San Antonio Texas from burns suffered in the B 52 crash Friday. He became the eighth fatality from the disaster as authorities confirmed ongoing investigations and recovery efforts continue.
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Prison Cell Damage Reported At Anamosa Reformatory
Thirty inmates faced disciplinary action after damage to their cells during a Sunday lock up. Warden Charles Haugh said the damage was minor but included ripped light fixtures. About 90 inmates remained confined while 490 others resumed normal activities after missing church services and visiting privileges.
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Bus Crash Kills Four En Route to Cedar Rapids
Four people, including three women and a man, died when an Interstate bus bound for Cedar Rapids from Rochester lost control on an icy Minnesota highway near Marion. Eighteen others were hospitalized, including four in serious condition. The Hawkeye Stage Co. of Debor ah, Iowa operated the bus, which carried 28 passengers and had dropped one along the way. Continued on page 3.
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Two Carriers Rushed In To Bolster Air Strikes
SAIGON AP United States recalled two aircraft carriers to the Tonkin Gulf to reinforce a vast air strike force. Kitty Hawk and Constellation join Coral Sea and Hancock, with 275 warplanes and 250 air force jets ready for a major retaliation against North Vietnam.
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Women Demand IRA Truce Demonstration In Belfast
In Belfast Catholics staged a Monday protest against the IRA refusal to halt violence. The rally in Andersonstown followed news of continued gun battles with British forces, as Orr MacStiofain vowed the campaign would persist. Cardinal Conway urged an end to IRA terrorism and British policy offered peace measures including direct rule from London.
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Student fills card asking for nicknames to receive mail
A school registration card asks for nicknames or other names to receive mail. The student answers Occupant as the name to be used. Clarifies how mail would be addressed in the school system.
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