Schwengel presses for house reorganization reforms
Rep. Fred Schwengel of Iowa vows a renewed push for legislative reform in the U.S. House. He plans a series of floor talks to energize support for the 1970 legislative reorganization bill, denouncing delays and urging timely action before the August recess. He cites past progress and seniority issues, stressing persistence and leadership renewal. He notes the need to modernize congressional methods to utilize talents fully.
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Washington
United States
House of Representatives
Iowa
Fred Schwengel
House
Congress
Ands
Schwengel
Senate
Times
Iowa Senator Seeks Tight Laws on Rock Festivals
Des Moines Senator Lee Gaudineer proposes a 1971 bill to curb drug use at rock festivals. The plan would impose up to 40 years in prison and fines to promoters and sponsors, with penalties up to 250000 for corporate organizers. The measure targets events where drugs are possessed used or sold and would require promoting entities to aid law enforcement.
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Des Moines
Lee Gaudineer
Iowa
Wadena
Gaudineer
Smith Advises Central Warehouse for Iowa Conservation
State Auditor Lloyd Smith urged revamping Iowa conservation commission purchasing to cut costs. An audit found parks held excess materials while others lacked supplies. a central warehouse would consolidate inventory and allow bulk purchases, with surplus items redirected where needed.
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Des Moines
UPI
Lloyd Smith
Iowa Conservation Commission
Smith
Girl Gets $10,000 From 1968 Auto Crash
Tama Judge M. C. Farber authorizes Leander Kuby acting as conservator for his minor daughter Carma to accept a $10,000 settlement from Carl E. Nelson and Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. for damages from a Sept. 9, 1968 auto accident two miles NW of Dysart. Carma Kubu suffered facial lacerations and a fractured arm.
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Toledo
Tama
M. C. Farber
Leander Kuby
Dysart
Carma
Carl E. Nelson
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Nelson
Carma Kubu
Sentence Man to 10 Years for Arson in Iowa Fire
John Arthur Streit of Waterloo was sentenced to 10 years in the Iowa state penitentiary at Fort Madison for arson linked to a restaurant fire at his father's establishment in Waterloo last March. Streit, 28, was found guilty by a Black Hawk county jury after a five hour deliberation.
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Waterloo
UPI
John Arthur Streit
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Streit
Black Hawk County
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