Liquor Bills Spark Debate at State Legislature
Governor faces pointed liquor bills as elected leaders debate licensing changes. Proposals include local municipal control of liquor by the drink, elimination of license caps, and profit diversion to city funds. Veteran groups seek new license fees, while others propose adjustments to population bases and permit costs.
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Howard Sokol
Sibley
Municipal General Fund
Senate
William Scherle
R- Henderson
Senate and Dry Legislation Notes on Liquor by the Drink
Des Moines reports a clash between two bills on liquor by the drink with extensive amendments. Senate leaders push a tax and licensing framework covering clubs hotels taverns and railroads while House plans and timing remain uncertain. A Liberty Amendment debate reveals broader constitutional rights issues as legal actions and proposed fees are outlined.
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Senate
Frank Nye
Des Moines
House
EL Moines
Lt Cogey
Kenneth Benda
R-Hartwick
Eastern Iowans In Ceremony at Fayette
The Fayette ceremony marks a local option allowing city or county boards to cap liquor permits below population limits. Applicants denied permits may appeal to the liquor commission or courts. The annual gown passing at Iowa University honors convocation includes a senior class core, with officers listed. The Fourth district auxiliary plans a meeting at the Elks club in Decorah to discuss community halls and playgrounds.
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Congress
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Wars
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L Iquor Commission
Iowa’ University
Cer
Emony
American Legion
Allan
Ossian
Robinson
Earlville
Presi
Delaware County
Paul Diers
Colesburg
Robert Davis
Raymond Tinkey
Whittier
Sorder
Gazetta
Elks Club
Decorah
Whittier Officials Mull Changes To Liquor Laws Elsewhere
Whittier community leaders consider amending liquor licensing rules tied to a referendum. Proposals include how licenses are issued, petition requirements, and a split of fee revenues between state and local units. The plan introduces enforcement penalties and age verification rules with fines up to 100 dollars and jail terms up to 40 days for violations.
Luther College lecture series marks inauguration events
An academic symposium at Luther College accompanies Dr. E. D. Farwell’s May 1 inauguration. Lectures run May 6, 9, 10, and 11 at 7:30 p.m. in Valders Hall with Dr. Braaten, Dr. Thompson, and Dr. McConnell presenting on change and education.
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Luther College
D. Farwell
Valders Hall
Carl E. Braaten
Lutheran School of ‘Theology
hMaywood
Ill
T. R. McConnell
Center For Study of Higher Education
University of California
Thompson
McConnell
Farwall
Decorah summer program backed by volunteer group
Decorah details a nearly assured summer recreation effort after a volunteer group took charge. A seven-member recreation council will oversee the project with a four week initial plan including baseball, tennis, bowling, and arts and crafts for youths, plus potential dances and track events. Estimated 1000 for this year comes from United Fund, with Legion adding 500 to sustain baseball in the program.
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Ounette Decorah
Decorah
Jaycees
Kenneth Ingvolstad
Grover Hedemann
Kent Finanger
George Knudson
Merle Foss
Ray Finholt
Lyle Sacquirie
United Fund
American Legion
Palmer Anderson
Legion
Deaf Mak Develops New Hearing Aid
Cedar Rapids Special reports a man long hard of hearing has created a compact hearing aid with a special circuit, new battery and transistors. The device is quiet and behind the ear or on the ear, aiding those who hear but struggle to understand, reducing background noise and loud interrupts. Free literature offered by M. R. Wright at 224 44th St. Drive SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. No obligation.
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Rachel Hodgin
Earl Hodgin
Gazety
Dewny Goode
Whittier
Bloomfield
Hodgins
Jerat Aigre
Robert Ellyson
Hodgin
Dave Bowser
Cedar Rapids
Hodg
Patty Hoft
Lncal
Robert Wil
Liams
M. R. Wright
44Th St
Towa
McKinley Receives $500 Herman Nelson Scholarship
Richard McKinley a Cedar Rapids sophomore in mechanical engineering at the University of Iowa has been named recipient of a $500 scholarship from the Herman Nelson division of American Air Filter for the 1983-84 school year. He is the son of Paul A. McKinley of 3093 Ridgemore Drive, Cedar Rapids.
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Richard MacKinley
Ceder Rapids
University of Iown
Herman Nelson Division
American Air Filter
McKinlay
Paul A. McKinley
Ridgemore Drive
Cedar Rapids
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