No Plans for Pullout Assurances To Korea From U S Officials
Washington officials told Korean representatives there are no plans for a total U S military withdrawal. They explained a 20 000 man reduction will occur by June 20 1971 as part of modernization while maintaining forces sufficient to deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department
Allves
Agnew
U.S
Korea
South Korea
North Korea
Kim Il-Song
South
Asa
Senate backs $55,000 crop subsidy cap for big cotton farms
The Senate agriculture committee backed a three year farm support bill imposing a $55,000 per crop limit on subsidies to large cotton, wheat and feed grain growers. Critics expect a floor fight over lowering the cap to $20,000 per farm. An amendment would aid small farmers with buyouts, cash payments, and retraining grants up to 2500 dollars plus aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
House
Sen. Miller
Iowa
Agriculture Department
Japanese Teachers to Observe Iowa Methods in Schools
Des Moines AP report says 42 Japanese English teachers arrive in Iowa for two and a half weeks to study instructional methods in junior and senior high schools. They will be hosted by families and assigned to equal level schools in Des Moines Marshalltown New Hampton and other towns. The program aims to foster understanding of Japanese people and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Roosevelt High School
Delmar Batrick
Towa State Education Assa
Towa
Japan
Des' Moines
Marshall Istown
New Hampton
Altooha
Ames
Anamosa
Booneville
Cedar Falls
Chariton
DeWitt
Dumont
Fairfield
George
Hazleton
Iowa City
Jewell
Knoxville
Manning
Marengo
Monticello
Mt. Vernon
Persia
Primghar
Sibley
Waterloo
Wesley
West Branch
Urbandale
Still Signing Up at Kirkwood College
Registration for arts and sciences students at Kirkwood College continues at Linnhall with hours 9 30 a m to 4 p m on Monday and 8 15 to 11 a m and 1 to 2 30 p m on Tuesday. Adult evening college registration is set for Monday 7 to 8 p m. James Miller notes late registration at Linn Tall next Wednesday through Friday and Sept 4. Earlier applicants should still register even without acceptance letters due to high summer volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood College
Linnhall
James Miller
Linn Tall
Miller
Medicaid Flow to California Nursing Homes Criticized
Federal investigators report continuing Medicaid payments to California nursing homes with serious compliance problems. GAO found not all corrective actions were effective. many facilities lacked signed physician orders and proper drug destruction records. Transfers between facilities and physician ownership concerns were noted.
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Washington
California
General Accounting Office
Congress
GAO
Services Monday for Cattell Bickford 66
Cattell C. Bickford 66 owner operator of a garage since 1929 in Onslow died Friday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born July 16 187? in Jackson county he was the son of James and Maggie McCarty Bickford. Survived by wife Irma Howard two daughters four sons two sisters two brothers 12 grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services Monday 10 at Presbyterian church Hayden's Wyoming.
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Onslow
Cattell C. Bickford
Cedar Rapids
Jackson County
James
Maggie McCarty Bickford
Irma Howard
Richard Brandt
Bettendorf
Buford Baker
Arnold
Anamosa
Dale
Television listings cross market channels across Iowa and Illinois
A reader note lists TV station call letters and locations including 6-WOG-TV Davenport WKBT La Crosse 10-KROG-TV Rochester 13-WHO-TV Des Moines 40-KDUB Dubuque S-KCRG Cedar Rapids Z-WMETY Cedar Rapids T-KWWL-TY Waterloo 2-KIIWTY Tama City I-KTVO OHumwa 4-WHBE-TV Rock Island for regional viewing. The compilation covers multiple markets with a variety of local affiliates.
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Wog-Tv
Davenporl
WKBT
la Crosse
Krog-Tv
Rochester
Who-Tv
Des Moines
KDUB
Dubuque
Kcrg TV
Ceder Rapids
WMETY
Cedar Rapids
Kwwl-Ty
Waterloo
Kiiwty
Tawa Coty
KTVO
Ohumwa
Whbe-Tv
Rock Island
U.S. Eases Indirect Curbs on Trade with China
Washington officials said the United States will relax a long standing rule that free world ships trading with China may not use bunkering facilities owned by American firms unless a cargo check shows no strategic goods. The change eases limits to help U.S. firms compete for ship fueling while China awaits a new ambassadorial meeting despite ongoing diplomatic limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
State Department
U.S
Washington- Peking
Warsaw
Red China
North Korea
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Student Given Fine Sentenced On Drug Charge
Kenneth Joseph Lynch, 21, of Dallas, was fined 300 dollars and sentenced to two years in the Anamosa men's reformatory for illegal possession of marijuana. The case tied to a December 22, 1968 airport seizure and a prior California conviction. Lynch pled guilty, then denied, and faced counts of possession for personal use and second offense. The second offense charge never went to trial due to witness issues from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Joseph Lynch
Dallas
Mmen
Anamosa
Lynch
B. J. Maxwell
Cedar Rapids
California
Woman Given Suspended Sentence For Marijuana Possession
Verleen Eidsmoe aged 20 of 1416 Hollywood Boulevard NE received a six month suspended sentence in Linn district court after pleading guilty to possession of marijuana. She was arrested on August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verleen Eidsmoe
Hollywood Boulevard
Linn District Court
Miss Eidsmoe
Safety Head Meets Police Over 1971 Budget
Cedar Rapids Police Protective Assn members met with Safety Commissioner John Oberthien to push for a council meeting on the police department budget. Oberthien plans to seek council action on arranging the session after the association asked for a meeting. On Aug 5 Chief George Matias warned the proposed $1,450,000 police budget for 1971 would not cover operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oberthien
Cedar Rapids
Oberthien
George Matias
Conference on Aging Coordinator Is Named
Earl Nelson, executive secretary of the state commission of the aging, was named to coordinate Iowa activities for a national conference on elderly problems. Governor Ray said Nelson will organize hearings through the state to identify senior citizens needs and secure assistance for a full rewarding life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Earl Nelson
State Commission of the Aging
Iowa
Ray
Nelson
Yout Town
Alc
Iowa To Host Aging Conference Data For White House Plan
The text notes a White House conference on aging planned for November 1971. It also mentions a state conference on the elderly set for Des Moines next May, per Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Ray
Des Moines
Surrett Bound Over on Manslaughter Charge
James B. Surrett aged 26 from 999 Eleventh Street SW was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing in municipal court on a manslaughter charge. The case concerns the death of Larry L. Johnston aged 32 of Springville after an incident at Queenies Pub in Lisbon in July. Johnston died from a massive brain hemorrhage due to a head blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Surrett
Eleventh Street
Grand Jury
Surrett
Larry L. Johnston
Springville
Lisbon
Johnston
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Otis
GAQ
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Marsaveues Var
KingsGard Cleaners
Vernon Na
Rad
Gheross
Coe College
Lawrence Welle
Weaithier
Tery Carson
Carson
Barbara McNair
Abilene
Licht
Red
Peking
William Faches
the Gazette
Faches
Defense Atttorney RK
Fred Dumbaug
Bob Brooks
Dave Carter
Jaycee
Blue Angels
NAVY
Cedar Rapids’ Municipal
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Icing Radio
Senitence
C.R
Fischer
Conference On
James Surrett
Grant Wood
Roosevelt Matar
Naso
Nao
Continental Cleaners
Third Street
Armatrang's
Dial
Lugles’ Foods
Avenue NE
Tou
Center Point Rd
7Th Ave
Marlon
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