Klaus Files For Seat on Kirkwood Board
Iowa City man Robert J. Klaus filed nomination papers for an unexpired term on the Kirkwood Community College board representing the Iowa City area. He challenges Richard Foerstner for district three. winner of the Sept 14 election serves until October 1977.
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Iowa Humanities Board
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Congress
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Chicago
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Kirkwood
Local Colleges Renew Criminal Justice Grants
Grants totaling more than 46000 dollars renew funding for Mt. Mercy 34906 and Kirkwood Community College 11652 under the Law Enforcement Educational Program. LEEP offers up to 400 dollars per semester grants and loans up to 2200 dollars yearly for tuition and books. Mt. Mercy projects 39 students this fall and Kirkwood 120. The program totals 426000 dollars across 16 institutions. Admiralty Island Alaska hosts the United States’ largest bald eagle nest count with more than 750 nesting pairs.
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Alaska
United States
Carter Ends Two Day Washington Campaign
Carter wraps two days of unofficial campaigning with a Washington dinner and fundraiser. He quips about Udall and Ford, pledges closer work with Congress, and outlines plans for governance if elected. He predicts Ford likely to win the Republican nomination and stresses nonpartisan foreign policy.
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Washington
Ford Third In All-Time Veto Losses
Washington AP Ford becomes third US president to lose 16 or more veto battles after Congress overrules his coal leasing bill veto. Johnson leads with 15 overrides in a 29 veto presidency, Truman second with 12 overrides in eight years. Ford has 54 vetoes since Aug 9 1974, 10 overridden, 15 sustained, coal bill override latest.
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Interior Department
Schweiker Receives Cool Reception in Mississippi
Reagan and Schweiker faced a cooler welcome in Mississippi as they campaigned ahead of the national convention. Ford backers projected a statewide unit rule win, while Schweiker defended a liberal record amid delegate battles in Mississippi, Alabama, and beyond.
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Connally Defends VP Bid Against Critics in Cleveland
John Connally rejects campaigning for the Republican vice presidential nomination while defending himself against critics who say he was too close to Watergate. He calls Cohen of Maine and Railsback of Illinois misguided as he answers questions in Cleveland after an acquittal on a bribery charge.
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William Cohen
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Tom Railsback
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