Iowa moves toward statewide drug treatment network
Iowa plans a coordinated treatment network as the Iowa Drug Abuse Authority led by Fred Brinkley outlines community programs. The plan includes prevention, public education, and rehabilitation with multi modality services such as outpatient methadone for heroin users, counseling, halfway houses, and strong follow up to keep former users drug free.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Fred Brinkley
University of Iowa College of Nursing
Brinkley
Iowa Drug Abuse Authority
Robert Ray
Blacks State Speakers for Iowa Program at UI Iowa City
The University of Iowa opens The Black Experience with a Saturday 7 p.m. program in the Iowa Memorial Union ballroom featuring five prominent black speakers. Tony Brown and Samuel Yette of Howard University, A B Spellman of Rutgers, Stanley Wise ex-SNCC director, and Bryce Smith associate to Rep. Julian Bond will speak on liberation assimilation or extermination themes. The event includes performances by Black Genesis Dance Troupe and Voices of Soul Gospel Choir. admission is free.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa Memorial Union
U. of I. Black Studnet Union
Union Board and University
Black Genesis Dance Troupe
Voices of Soul Gospel Choir
No Foul Play In D M Labor Leader Death
Des Moines Iowa AP report says the Iowa bureau of criminal investigation and Polk County sheriff found no evidence of foul play in the death of William Reed. Reed, a Des Moines labor leader and Iron Workers Local 67 business agent, died from carbon monoxide poisoning. medical examiner cites CO, while fire marshal finds no monoxide from the home heating system. Reed faced a 1970 conspiracy conviction in Iowa bombings and was free on bond pending appeal when he died.
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DES Moines
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Polk County Sheriff's Office
William Reed Reed
Polk County
Robert Connair
Wilbur Johnson
BCI
Robert Blair
Eldon Lewis
Sheriff’s Office
Reed
Iron Workers Local 67
Des Moines Building and Construction Trades Council
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa House Defeats Environmental Amendments in Pollutn Act
Davenport and Coralville reports show Democratic candidates criticizing Representative Schwengel for assisting House Republicans to defeat key environmental amendments to the 1972 water pollution abatement act. They urge restoration in conference and highlight a proposed 1981 treatment technology mandate. Mezvinsky backs the 1972 tax reform act to lower property taxes by reallocating $17 billion in federal funds, potentially reducing Iowa education millage.
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Davenport
Fred Schwengel
John Schmidhauser
Iowa City
Schwengel
House Public Works Committee
Schmidhauser
Senate
House
Iowa
Mississippi
White House
House of Representatives
Coralville
Edward Mezvinsky
Mezvinsky
Blairstown Library Fund Raising Begins
Blairstown trustees launch a drive to raise 20,000 for a new library building on donated site. Plans call for a brick front 26 by 50 foot structure with 8,000 book stack capacity, a children's reading area, study carrels, and space for library facilities.
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Blairstown
Woolley Contributes To Book on Photos
IOWA CITY Asst Prof Don ald K Woolley of the University of Iowa school of journalism is one of the contributors to Visual Impact in Print a new book on picture editing by Gerald D Hurley and Angus McDougall and published by American Publishers Press Chicago Woolley was invited as a leader in photojournalism to list and comment on the 10 books in visual communication he regards as most valuable He prefaced his selections reading books and studying pictures never end Anyone landing at a strange airport and not head for the newsstand to see what's going on pictorially isn't really interested in picture editing and photojournalism.
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Iowa City
Donald K. Woolley
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Gerald D. Hurley
Angus McDougall
American Publishers Press
Chicago
Woolley
Solve your buying renting selling or locating problems fast
A compact want ad urging readers to use classified notices for quick results in buying selling renting or locating items or services. It highlights ease and speed of finding needed goods or opportunities through the newspaper’s listings.
Drunk Driving Cases Heard in Tama Court
Tama County District Court heard three drunk driving cases. Mitchell of rural Tama pled guilty and was fined 300 dollars with costs and a jail term penalties if unpaid by April 5 1973. his license was revoked for 120 days. Ward of Waterloo faces drunk driving charges after a collision on Highway 30 near Tama on March 21 involving James Kelly of Belle Plaine.
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Toledo
Dixon Mitchell
Tama
Clinton E. Shaeffer
Mitchell
Rodney James Ward
Waterloo
James Kelly
Belle Plaine
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HOPE
Carole King
Jr. High Board
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McKinley
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Taft
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S.C
Lisa Valliere
St. Matthews
Andrea Michael
Roosevelt
Kim Marks
St. Patrick’s
Kathy Mowrer
Linn-Mar
Vicki Nath
St. Joseph's
Terry Kindl
Wilson
Debbie Hewitt
St. Ludmilla’s
Sherry Barntsen
Harding
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Prairie
Kay Hanzelka
St. Jude's
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Rosanne Fay
St. Pius
Stephanie Stallberger
All Saints
Carole Chadima
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