Few Legislators for Iowa Student Hearing
A University of Iowa student inquiry drew only five legislators to a public hearing on the universities and related bills. Senate Majority Leader David Stanley was the lone Republican attendee, sparking debate on social adaptability and election issues. Participants included Rep. Norman Jesse and House Minority Leader William Gannon, amid questions about voting rights and reform bills linked to campaign controversies.
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Higgins
Senate
David Stanley
Norman Jesse
Des Moines
Iowa
Jesse
Stanley
House
William Gannon
D - Mingo
Regents Deny Hearing On U of Iowa Pet Rule
AMES AP The state board of regents denied a hearing for married students at the University of Iowa seeking pets in married student housing. The board cited sufficient information and noted a possible option to designate a pet restricted complex. Regent Perrin and Regent Shaw urged avoiding further public hearings while the regents planned a later decision amid a new hearings policy.
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U. of
AMES
State Board of Regents
University of Iowa
William Quarton
Cedar Rapids
Stephen Haisman
Bowen
Ned Perrin
Mapleton
Haismans
Donald Shaw
Davenport
Regents
Senator Stanley Ethics Charge Sparks Political Attack Claim
Democrat Rep Adrian Brinck accuses Senate Republican Leader David Stanley of a serious breach of legislative ethics for representing firms before county boards. Stanley calls it a political attack and defends full compliance with the new ethics code as Brinck plans to escalate the matter to the Iowa Senate ethics committee, potentially the first formal complaint under the code adopted this year.
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Frommell
Dave Stanley
Stanley
Johnson County
University of Iowa
Harold Hughes
U. S. Senate
Joseph Johnston
D - Iown City
Richard Drake
Sen. Stanley
Hughes
Iowa
Senate
David Stanley
Adrian Brinck
West Point
Jume
Az Review
Jasper
Washington
Cosmics Brimk
Equisacre
General Assembly
Brinck
Iowa Senate
Iowa Officer Olson Not Killed in Hostile Action
Washington reports Army Captain Robert F. Olson of Britt was the latest Iowa casualty in Vietnam. The Pentagon states his death was not the result of hostile action.
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Washington
Robert F. Olson
Britt
Iowa
Vietnam
Pentagon
Olson
Atty Gen Turner: mental health centers can treat alcoholics
Des Moines, UPI Atty Gen Richard Turner said mental health centers may provide treatment for alcoholics and receive federal, state and county funds. He argued alcoholics constitute a form of mental illness and the code could be expanded to authorize such treatment.
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Des Moines
UPI
Richard Turner
Harry Gittins
State Office of Planning and Programming
Turner
$65,000 Show Horse Killed in Accident
A $65,000 horse named Frosty Brothers was killed when its trailer broke loose from a tow car on Interstate 80 near Atlantic. The driver Bill Edmundson of Des Moines was uninjured while transporting the horse to the Audubon county fair. The animal was owned by Mills Copperman of Chicago.
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Atlantic
Here
Frosty Brothers
Bill Edmundson
Des Moines
Audubon
Mills Copperman
Chicago
Des Moines Man Killed After Car Misses Freeway Turnoff
Des Moines police report Lanny G. Marquis, 26, drove off the Des Moines freeway after missing a turnoff, bounced off a median, and struck a guard rail early Thursday. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Des Moines
UPI
Lanny G. Marquis
Four Firms Get Decorah Work
Decorah city council awarded five alley improvement project divisions to Reverud Construction Inc, Roverud Construction Co, Bruening Rock Product Inc, Carolan and Wicks Co, and Lerdall Construction Co. Totals range from 4,795.50 to 18,750 for work on asphalt, paving, extension of Mound Street, and storm sewer. Contracts dated for signing soon, with completion expected this fall. next city council meeting set for Tuesday night.
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Decorah
Reverud Construction Inc
Roverud
Bruening Rock Product Inc
Mound Street
West Decorah
Carolan and Wicks Co
Lerdall Construction Co
Ammunition Plant Strike Reaches Fourth Week in Iowa
About 170 guards at the Iowa army ammunition plant in Burlington entered the fourth week of a strike. Negotiations with Mason and Hanger-Silas Mason Co proceed with a federal mediator scheduled to meet Tuesday. Both sides agree to a 23 cent per hour raise retroactive to July 23.
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Burlington
APS
Iowa Army
Mason and Hanger-Silas Mason Co
Iowans at Apollo Dinner Honors Space Pioneers
The Iowa delegation at the Apollo 11 state dinner in Los Angeles was led by Gov. and Mrs Robert D. Ray. Attending were Dr. James Van Allen of Iowa City and Arthur A. Collins of Cedar Rapids. NASA engineer Stephen G. Bales, born in Ottumwa, raised in Fremont, and educated at Iowa State, received a presidential award for a critical late action during the Eagle Moon landing.
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Los Angeles
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
James van Allen
Iowa City
Arthur A. Collins
Cedar Rapids
van Allen
University of Iowa
Collins
Collins Radio, Inc
NASA
Nixon
Stephen G. Bales
Houston
Bales
Ottumwa
Fremont
Iowa State
Ames
Teen faces charge after head on collision on Highway 20
Independence teen Theodore Lord, 16, was charged with failure to yield after veering over the center line and sideswiping James Lappe, 24. The crash on Highway 20 at Independence’s east edge caused extensive damage. Lappe and Lord suffered lacerations. Elizabeth Montgomery stars in BE WITCHED on Channel 9 at 7 30 p.m.
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Independence
Theodore Lord
James Lappe
Lord
Jimmy Lappe
Two Large Barn Fires In East Iowa
Spontaneous combustion is suspected in one fire that destroyed a 30 by 100 foot barn on the Ralph Shaffer farm near Elgin, with 3,600 bales of hay, a granary, and a feed grinder lost. Loss exceeds 10,000 dollars. A second fire at the Bill White farm near Elkader destroyed a barn and cattle sheds, causing 15,000 to 20,000 dollars in damage after electrical wiring failure. Five thousand bales of hay and tools were lost. calves were saved.
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Iowa
Ralph Shaffer
Elgin
Shaffer
Bill White
Elkader
Elkport
Bob Groth
Richard Bolsinger
White
Offender Sentenced To Finish College In Des Moines
A Des Moines judge sentenced Dennis R. DeNio to finish college while serving time. He may leave for classes and work to fund education, with potential probation after Oct. 1 if he stays out of trouble and completes three years of college toward a clean slate.
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Des Moines
Leo Oxberger
Dennis R. DeNio
DeNio
Huegli Dies At 55 Head Of Lutheran Home
Ervin W. Huegli 55 administrator of the Lutheran Home for the Aged since 1943 died Thursday morning at his home after a heart attack. Born October 13, 1913 in Oelwein he married Elna Heth June 9, 1935 in Fairbank. Survived by wife one son Leroy Osage mother Anna Huegli West Union sister Mrs Otto Skubinna Oelwein three brothers Emil Paradise Calif Alvin West Union Albert Portland Ore. Body at Fry-Holland funeral home.
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Ervin Huegli
Lutheran Home
Vinton
Ervin W. Huegli
Lutheran Home For
Oelwein
Elna Heth
Fairbank
Leroy
Osage
Anna Huegli
West Union
Otto Skubinna
Emil
Paradise
Calif
Alvin
Albert
Portland
Ore
Fry-Holland Funeral Home
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