Rites for Ex-Senator D C Nolan Held in Iowa City
D C Nolan 70 former Iowa state senator died Sunday in Des Moines hospital services set for Wednesday at 11 a m in St Patrick s church here Rosaries at 7 and 8 Tuesday at Donohue mortuary Nolan suffered a stroke while visiting a daughter in Des Moines He served in the Iowa senate 1953 1965 including as Republican majority leader in 1957 He chaired key committees Born in Guthrie county he practiced law in Des Moines before moving to Iowa City in 1931 He led the Young Republican League and held bar associations roles Survivors include wife Margaret five daughters Elizabeth Ann Des Moines Mrs Frank Wagner Iowa City Mrs Benjamin Calacci Wheaton Ill Frances Nolan San Francisco and Mary Margaret Nolan Iowa City three sons Daniel El Paso John Iowa City and Richard Washington D C and 15 grandchildren.
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Guthrie County
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Creighton University School of Law
Young Republican League
Iowa
Iowa Bar
Abortion References Dropped by Des Moines Hospital
DES MOINES AP Des Moines area hospital will remove abortion references from its rules ending bans on abortions except to save the mother’s life Administrator Charles Ingersoll said Des Moines hospital first to act since the Supreme Court ruling that states cannot ban abortions in the first three months The decision to perform abortions remains up to doctors.
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Polk County Hospital
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Ingersoll
U.S. Supreme Court
Iowan Freshman Democrats to Speak on Budget Reform
Led by Rep. Mezvinsky, about 20 to 25 first term Democrats will address the House for four hours to press budget reform and reclaim congressional powers. Speaker Albert will allow time, with Gillis Long closing the session. the effort aims to unify freshmen and push a dynamic Congress.
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Edward Mezvinsky
Iowa City
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Capitol Hill
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Altoona
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Series of Break-ins at Hawkeye Probed
Burglars hit three Hawkeye area businesses Sunday night. Traeger’s IGA window gain entry failed to reach the store interior. at Bemis gas station a window pane was broken and a tool chest, checks, green stamps and pop machine money were taken. Break-ins also pierced two Hawkeye locations, including the Masonic hall, and Friday night saw Hawkeye Locker and a Hawkeye Co-Op pickup truck stolen, later found abandoned three miles east.
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Traeger
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Russell Bemis
Triple L
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David Root
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Yippie Convention Planned in Iowa City
About 75 to 200 Yippies will convene in Iowa City for the spring conference of the Youth International Party. Prominent party members are set for Friday and Saturday sessions with Chicago as the original site. Topics include the Free Marijuana rally in Washington and marijuana legalization aims as part of a broader push to challenge the state.
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Iowa City
Youth International Party
Tom Weiss
Chicago
Woodstock
Iowa
Calves Stolen From Kenneth Karsten Farm
Benton county sheriff investigates theft of two Hereford calves from the Kenneth Karsten farm in rural Watkins. The calves, about four weeks old, were taken Friday morning.
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Altrusa International Receives Cedar Rapids Charter
Twenty years ago Altrusa International of Cedar Rapids was granted its charter at a dinner held in the Montrose Hotel.
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Montrose Hotel
Vacations Boosted at Independence Hospital
Independence board of trustees changed the hospital vacation policy to two weeks after one year of service. Nancy Fash, dietitian, gains a 5 percent raise from 9600 to 10800. The hospital will buy 15000 in six month time certificates from Maynard Savings Hazleton 5000 Fairbank State Savings 5000 and Farmers State Savings Independence 5000. Alstadt and Langlas Baking Co Waterloo lands 1973 bakery goods contract and Anderson-Erickson Dairy Waterloo gets dairy contract.
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Waterloo
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Kopel Apology To Auditor In Johnson County
Linn county auditor Merle L. Kopel apologizes to Johnson county Auditor Dolores Rogers for a misinterpreted letter about sharing computer services. He reiterates potential savings from linking Johnson county voter registration to Linn county computer operations, with discussion postponed due to Rogers absence.
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Jomhous County
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Grinnell Discontinues Communications Dept at College
Grinnell College trustees voted to disestablish the communications department citing financial problems. The program will be offered only as an independent major after 1973 74, with two full time staff and 26 majors. The board backs a student run campus pub as a private club and will loan funds for its start, while approving a stock policy influence pledge and a minority tutoring program at about 16000 annually.
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Curtis Gorrell
Shorewood
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Mrs J F Chaloupka Rites Are Tuesday
SOLON Mrs Joe F Chaloupka 72 lifelong Solon resident died Saturday after a long illness Born Barbara Reis August 14 1900 near Solon she married November 26 1924 and worked as a Solon Community School cook She was a member of the Solon American Legion auxiliary Surviving husband a son George two grandchildren a sister Clara Lingel and a brother John Services at 2 p m Tuesday Brosh Funeral Home Solon Burial Oakland Cemetery Friends may call on Monday Funeral home notes
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John
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Oakland Cemetery
Candidate Pays $180 For Single Vote Gain
Grand Rapids, Michigan. Joseph Deeb paid $180 for one vote in the Wyoming city council election. He requested a recount after losing by 44 votes, but the recount showed he had lost by 43 votes.
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Wyoming
Deeb
Fire damages Decorah residence after blaze at night
An upstairs bedroom in the Norman Lee residence on route 6 suffered smoke and water damage when a fire broke out about 9 30 p m Saturday. The cause of the fire was not immediately determined.
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Norman Lee
Route 6
Shield law backed by Des Moines journalists
Broadcast Newsmen Back Shield Law. The Town Broadcast News Assn. endorsed an absolute shield law to protect sources, aligning with the Radio-Television News Directors Assn. at their annual convention. New officers include Skip Michaels, Dick Petrik, Tom Bauer, and Tom Peterson from local outlets and the University of Iowa.
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Storm Lake
Dick Petrik
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Tom Bauer
University of Iowa
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KWWL
Waterloo
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