Marion Chamber Annual Meeting Set For Tuesday
The Marion division of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce will host its annual meeting Tuesday. Rev Charles H Willey of Moline Illinois will speak. dinner at the First Presbyterian, tickets at the Marion division office and by mail. advance registration through Monday, tickets sold at the door.
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Moline
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Marion Area
Europe
Russia
Middle East
Marian
Fourteenth Fleet
Hultman and Danielson Vie For Judgeship
Two federal district attorneys may vie for a U S judgeship in Iowa with vacancy possible if Judge Roy Stephenson moves to the eighth circuit. Hultman of Waterloo backs northern district, Danielson backs southern. President Nixon will appoint if confirmed. eligibility spans the state.
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Des Moines
INPAY
U.S
Yan “Curly Hultman
Allen Barney" Danielson
Hultman
Donelson
Roy Stephenson
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Marvin D. van Ousterhout
Stephenson
Als
Jack Miller
Rex City
Stephanson
Nixon
Robert Tay
Ray
Hulbuan
Waterloo
Edward MeiManus
Keokuk
Iowa State Bar Assa
Ias
Viruit Court
No-Fault Insurance Law Gains Mixed Praise in Massachusetts
Gov. Francis Sargent reports early results of the states no fault auto insurance law showing average premiums down from 205 to 31 in the first quarter but criticizes insurers for misleading customers and forcing overbought coverage. He notes no fault applies to bodily injury with deductibles and medical thresholds, yet many complaints persist and a state inquiry is ongoing.
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Boston
Massachus Jed
Francis Sargenti
Tam
Hearing Monday By Committee On Jobs for Vets
A public hearing will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the city council chambers by Mayor Gon Cantey’s Jobs for Veterans committee. The session aims to hear veterans’ first hand accounts on employment problems and policy options to address them.
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Jobs F
Veterans Committee
Renofault
Sargent
Labor Urges Increase in Minimum Wage
In Washington AFL-CIO leaders pressed for a wage hike from 1.85 to at least 2.00 an hour. Legislative director Andrew Bicmiller told a House labor subcommittee the group opposes a 1.80 interim step in the bill under consideration.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Andrew Bicmiller
Afl-Cio
House Labor
Grain Elevator Move Sought by Guttenberg City Council
Guttenberg city officials decided Thursday to inform Pattison Bros Grain Elevator of ordinances governing their operation. The Pattison Bros were ordered to relocate from their current site after a Supreme Court ruling found the previous site placement improper.
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Guttenberg
Pattison Bros
Supreme Court
Hey
Bank Condition Call Issued To Banks By Fed Regulators
The Federal Reserve and other regulators ordered banks to report on condition and possible actions against Pattison Bros. Affected banks received the call to submit by May 3, with no final actions set for April 20. The notice cites the controller of the currency and the Fed as issuing the calls.
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Wasitington
CCT
Afl
Fed- Commerce
Pattison Bros
Cheilmen
Lemrency
Federal Deposit
Veterans on file for Citizens League for Ent Canney
About 1 000 veterans’ names are on file with the committee. The list includes Robert Craighow of 2204 Glass and others seeking road jobs. At a Thursday meeting at the public library, Canney said there will be no formal CIRAN program at the hearing. He urged young veterans to attend to help serve the community. Other officers include Fryreat vice president, Hannon secretary, Hise treasurer, and board members Bowmen Vander Linden Morty Thompson and others.
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Canney
Robert Craighow
Glass
Citizens League For Ent
C.I.R.A.N
Warren
A.leountry
iFryreat
Community
Dave Hannon
Tom Hise
Donseuss
Freel
Judy Jones
Charles
Bowmen
Hannon
Gene Vander Linden
Don Morty
Don Thompson
Rusk proposes eight year limit for FBI chief
ATLANTA former Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged a fixed eight year term for FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and other top federal officials while speaking to civic groups at the University of Georgia. He noted such changes face long odds but urged consideration of term limits.
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FBI
Atlanta
Dean Rusk
J. Edgar Hoover
Shuld
University of Georgia
All Civic Club
Central Intelligence Agency
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State Division of Insurance
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