Ray's Tax Bill Vetoes Challenged In Des Moines
Gov. Robert Ray completed action on the 1978 property tax relief bill parts after vetoing most items for the second and third years. House Speaker Cochran raised the court challenge possibility, while Senate and House leaders debated the vetoes and the bill's three year plan. The measure sought to ease property taxes for homeowners and farmers amid statewide tax concerns and budget growth limits for cities and counties.
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Dale Cochran
Deagle Grove
Cochran
Teglalatire Jeaders
Senate
Ray
Lowell Norland
D-Konnett
House
Ways Means Committee
Norman Rodgers
Adel
Rodgers
Conference
Geral Barr
Clark Backed Grain Bill Faces Possible Veto
Senate approval 52 to 18 for a measure to create a special grain inspection agency aims to curb bribery mis grading and shortweighting in grain export and import. President Ford indicated a veto in current form while supporters cite stronger reform and a shift from private export inspectors to federal oversight at ports and inland terminals.
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Washington
Senate
House
House-Senate
Ford
Texas
Clark
Dick Clark
D-Iown
Conference Committee
Robert Dole
A-Kan
Alsc
Ceedth
Ced
General Accounting Office
Ford Administration
Sollah Acquitted In Federal Bank Robbery Case
In Sacramento Steven Sollah, Patty Hearst's former lover, was acquitted on federal bank robbery charges while a mother of four died in a Carmichael robbery. Patty Hearst offered to cooperate in her own case but prosecutors kept charges, and President Ford urged tougher drug and tax laws in Washington. Lebanon eyes a president as civil war nears Syria's possible military intervention.
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Sacramento
Calif
Steven Sollah
Patty Hearst
Carmichael
Detroit
F. Lee Bailey
Washington
Ford
Congress
Customs Service
Beirut
Lebanon
Howes Installed as Cedar Rapids School Board Member
Howes sworn in as member of Cedar Rapids Community School Board for district one replacing Jamen Kreamer who resigned effective Sunday. Howes, resident of 1952 Fifth Avenue SE, was chosen by secret ballot among 12 applicants, with three ineligible and one removed for conflict of interest. He holds a degree from Southern Illinois University and is married with two children.
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Wilytie F. Howes
Hamlashfeyer Corp
Ulant
Gendar Rapida
Ceder Rapids Community Schol Board
Jamen Kreamer
Howes
H. Edward Bently
Kreamer
Kreemer
Kreamar
Tom Hoegen
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Colorado Senator Discusses $5.5M Mining Tax Incident
Colorado State Senator Ted Strickland spoke on the proposed severance tax of 5.5 million dollars for the mining industry. A prankster briefly displayed a sign at the capitol podium before it was removed after Strickland departed.
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Colorado
Ted Strickland
Capitol
Strickland
Pennsylvania Primary Forecast by Carter Jackson and Udall
Philadelphia report previews the Pennsylvania presidential primary with Jimnny Carter Henry Jackson and Morris Usnrash as top contenders. Ford runs unopposed on the Republican ballot. Weather icy with rain and snow. Turnout appears mixed with light early voting in Monongahela valley. Carter seeks a majority of popular votes and delegates while Jackson and Udall aim for delegate majorities. Other Democrats named include Wallace Bayh McCormack Horria Shapp.
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Philadelphia
Jimnny Carter
Henry Jackson
Morrin
Ford
Pennsylvania
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Gusst
Monongahela River
Carter
Jackson
U.S
Washington
Baila
Alabama
George Wallace
Rireh Bayh
Ellen McCormack
Oklahoma
Fred Horria
Pennsylvante
Milton Shapp
Carnera
Phintates
Liberty Bell
Udall
Panel Delays Exclusive Jurisdiction For Spy Committee
Washington the Senate rules committee voted 5 to 4 to strip exclusive jurisdiction over spies from the proposed senate panel and share it with four other committees. Sen. Dick Clark said the move weakens the panel while intelligence chiefs pushed a substitute study. The panel’s final report expands on CIA FBI and NSA activities and weighs budget disclosure amid ongoing controversy over U S intelligence power.
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Washington
Senato Ries
Senate
Rules Committee
Dick Clark
D-lows
Senate Intelligence Committee
Cuses
Clark
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Intelligence Committee
U.S
FBI CIA
National Security Agency
CIA
George Bush
USB
Frank Church
John Tower
R-Tex
Vanate
America
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senaaans
Identification Confirmed in Cedar River Drowning Case
The body recovered Sunday in the Cedar River below the REA power dam is identified as Edward M. Kueny, 20, of Van Horne, missing since March 12. Dentals and autopsy confirm drowning as the cause. he had been a Benton Community High School graduate and Kirkwood Community College student.
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Barly Ata
Cedar River
Rea
Edward M. Kueny
van Horne
Cedar Rapida
Asalatant County
Joseph Gallen
Kueny
Kirkwood Community College
Sixteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Edward Michael Kueny
Bor
Benton Community Ed Achoo
Clarence Kueny
Karen Garbers
Mary Arndt
Altona
Wayne
Jim
Follmer
General Hom Keystone
Holy Cross Cemetery
Keystotty
Today’s Index I tobady knows the troubles you’ve seen
A fragmentary index note appears to reference hardships in a small town. The legible portion hints at a nostalgic or local focus, mentioning a troubled scene and a copyright tag, but lacks clear article structure or specific events.
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Kinley
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Patty
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