Iowa Highway Plan Faces Five Year Delays and Costs
Iowa highway commission approves a new five year plan with a target of four hundred fifty million dollars in highway construction, but forecasts material shortages and deferrals may push major projects into later years. The plan emphasizes northeast and east central routes while delaying several miles of critical roadway.
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Ames
He Tee Highway Commission
One Energy
Avista
Towa
Nisbiel
Dubuque
Delaware
Buchanan
Benton
Linn
Jones
Jackson
Send
Cedar
Jobnet
Evan Thik
Dimils
250 000 Free Frigid Homes in Connecticut
Fragmented OCR text mentions a large number tied to Connecticut housing, with scattered names and garbled phrases. The readable portion references homes, statewide context, and unclear officials or locations, but details are obscured by errors. The item appears to be a public notices style fragment lacking verifiable specifics.
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Connecticut
Nixon faces audit on estate spending by federal programs
GAO report says Nixon personally approved some projects and spent about 880000 on personal and security costs at San Clemente and nearby sites. It calls for looser spending controls and questions full reimbursement by the president, while noting some costs lacked clear personal benefit.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Tate
General
Ving
Nison's Bay Uleement
Calif
Roy Biss Sayto
Jie
San Clemenice
Ssa
CAG
Genensis
Atajor
Psi
Dori
Tye
Sig
Subpoenas Demand Nixon Watergate Tapes and Records
The Watergate committee voted to renew subpoenas seeking Nixon era tapes and all related documents. Committee chair Sam Dash said subpoenas cover at least 200 meetings and conversations plus dairy industry and campaign finance materials.
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Nixon
Sammuel Dash
Cash
White House
Havward Hughes
Charles Bebe’ Rebus
Nash
Den
Sam Lewin
Cw i
Report on Punishing Reported Hijackers and Killers
Kuwait officials pledged punishment for hijackers and killers linked to Palestinian figures. The statements condemned the violence, outlined strong action, and referenced ongoing security measures.
Bar Urges Grand Jury Review of Police Probe
Linn County Bar Association urged Willan Munhes County Attorney to present records of the Cedar Rapids police investigation to a grand jury for evaluation. The board also proposed a civilian grievances committee and criticized perceived leniency in prosecutions while stressing the need for consistent law enforcement.
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Lin County Bar Asst
Thal Hin County
Willan Munhes
Cerlar Rapids
Oyney
Linn
City Workers Get 6.5 Percent Pay Raise
City officials announced a 6.5 percent salary increase for most civil service workers grade 19 and below, with grade 20 and above receiving four percent. The plan includes fringe benefits and a five week vacation policy, while raises are below what departments had requested.
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GeMor- Rapie
Civil Service
Will Hoaus
Unanimous ruling narrows obscenity law reach in Iowa
The Iowa Supreme Court in a 9-0 decision held that Cedar Falls men charged under the 1909 state obscenity statute had their First Amendment rights violated by seizure of an allegedly obscene film. The court urged the 1974 legislature to rewrite obscenity law while preserving cases on literature. The decision aligns with federal standards and leaves local rules to determine public indecency boundaries.
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Timothy Marper Des Muines
UPH
Supreme Court
C. Edwin Moora
Cedar Falls
Hein
Black Hawk County
Edward Wedelstedt
David Cory
Wayne Davis
Cedar Malls
Arlall
Java
Tigh Court
Supreme Couel Fandiaite
Cartier
Moore
Michigan
Sonslilwion
Laird Calls for Vote On Impeachment
Washington AP reports Mok Sin Said resigned Wednesday as President Nixon's chief de invests counselor and urged House members to vote on impeachment. He warned Watergate controversy harms America’s foreign and domestic parties and urged action, though he predicted the resolution would fail.
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Washington
Moksin
Nixon
America
House
Carmics Today's Conties in the File Payer Pages
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page notes sections titled Carmics Today's Conties and File Payer Pages. The legible bits hint at a miscellany column or directory style item without clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals.
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Iowa
By Vile Kueler
Ecratskyshiyek
Yo Clairs Ferry
Iscal
Hirtway
Highway Commission
Palstinggs
Joseph Grupil
B . Sy Aler
Olliebils
Ena
Titan
Voday
Chickle
Rome
SONY
Chemnstars
Holst
Treheassess
Vicki
Aivil
Midhwest
Samuel
Howards
Ceywiye Wass
Diazardone
Aoki
Hema
Franco
Kissinger
UPI Teleshola
Henry Kissinger
Generalissima Franisisca Franca
Madrid
GAO
Nixon Klingell
Bares
Trojuety
San Clenule
Keg
Systam
Secret Service
Uddliyy Uratt
Serher Kalmbach
aTenre
Oriy
GSA
Ervin Unit
Cavolie
Kuwait
Sienar
Haiesaind
al Joer Vielins
Grand Jury
Staluinett Wers
Board of Governors
David M. Miderkin
The
Linn Baw Assn
Aterabi
Cy Tees
Faches
Lim Bar
Richard Turner
Turner
Rachel
Tie Lim Bar
Uni
Cedar Rapids
Pulige de Conlinoeds
Pape
Col
Guideline
Ellement
Ghitfriend
Iorney
Edie Henry Rafpreepy
Legivhutuee
Magee
Iiah
Laird
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Lobo
Willan Joris
Nadee
AHL
SNS
Elaine
Nas
Witivavnie
Mien
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