Graduate Students Back Women's Drive at Town University
The University of Town graduate student senate unanimously adopted a resolution urging full rights for women students to obtain contraceptive information and materials via student health services. Penny Ford of the Women's Liberation Front proposed the measure after a 75-women march advocating access to contraception.
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Regents Overhaul Murray Fund Procedures at Iowa
AMES Iowa regents sped up stock transactions for the John F Murray endowment fund at the University of Iowa now valued over 1 million dollars. The fund growth largely tracks American Home Products stock. The university gains authority to act on investment counsel recommendations by Merchants National Bank, replacing slower committee approvals. Income funds scholarships professorships and visiting chairs in journalism business and law. Murray, a successful businessman, also named Juicy Fruit gum.
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Iowa Man Sentenced to Six Months for Tax Filing Fails
Carl J. Ryner a 62 year old Davenport real estate and insurance man was sentenced to six months in prison and fined ten thousand dollars after pled no contest to failing to file federal income tax returns for the years 1964 1965 and 1966 before U S District Court Judge Roy Stephenson.
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Youth reports bottle attack near Gallery in Iowa City
Curtis Albert Yocum Jr. says two men emerged from a car in an alley by the Gallery, struck him on the head with a bottle, then fled. A witness noted the vehicle had no license plate. Police were notified at 1:58 p.m. and are investigating the incident.
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Water Pollution Grant Held Up in Iowa
DES MOINES Iowa fed officials have not approved a 122000 grant to the state health department for water pollution control citing staffing gaps. State officials say the situation is corrected and have informed the Chicago office director of changes while continuing to receive about 122000 annually to bolster the state appropriation of 124000.
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Woman pinned in crash on American Legion road
Iowa City resident Jan Jansen of 100 Arthur Street was involved in a one car accident at 2 am Friday when her vehicle left the road. She was pinned for about 20 minutes before Johnson County officers freed her. She received facial laceration treatment and was released from University Hospitals.
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Atlantic Unit Lands Plan Approved for Western Iowa College
The Atlantic Development Group won approval from the Board of Regents to acquire 698 acres on the southwest edge of Atlantic for a proposed western Iowa state college site. The group will deliver title to the regents for 556000, the land’s price based on two appraisals, with a funding gap expected between 150000 and 200000 to be covered by the community and landowners. Darrell Rodgers of the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce said the plan avoids contentious eminent domain steps and keeps Western Town moving toward the school, which has waited since the 1950s. If future legislatures fail to fund construction, the group will proceed as planned.
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Injured Workers Fall From Collapsed Scaffold
A scaffold collapse at Smith Paper Co on Highway 6 East in Iowa City pinned two workers. Wayland McCord of Coralville and Will Frank of Solon fell to the ground. McCord treated for a sprained back and released. Frank had lacerations and abrasions and was released. Investigation ongoing.
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