Four Ballots Needed To Select Judge Nominees
Iowa judicial nominating commission used four ballots to pick three nominees for the state Supreme Court vacancy. Richard W. Cooper Storm Bake and David Neveis Jeffer y Son were favored early, with Pettit winning the final spot on ballot four. Robert Ray will choose among Cooper Harris or Pettit to replace Justice William Stuart. Rumors hint at possible resignation of Justice Mason and Intention of Becker to return to private practice.
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Harrison Weber
Dell ES Moines
Judicial Nominating Commission
Iowa Supreme Court, Commission
Des Moines
District Court
Richard W. Cooper
Storm Bake
David Neveis
Jeffery Son
Conyer
Harris
Cowt
Charles Petit
Bloomfield
van Wifvat
Perry
Pettit
Guy
Robert Ray
Cooper
William Stuart
Ghardon
Elizabeth Shaw
Devonport
High Tribunal
Supreme Court
M. K. Mason
Francis J. Becker
Duquque
Culver Sees Portugal Pact Flaws in Aid Deal
Washington Democrat John Culver criticized a Portugal aid package in exchange for a two year extension of Azores base rights. He said the accord bypassed Congress, lacked consultation, and ignored wider political implications for U.S. interests especially in Africa.
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Washington
John Culver
Portugal
United
Azores
Culver
House Foreign Affairs
Africa
Rogers
Congress
U. S
Longtime Worthington Grocer Harold Marugg Dies
Harold M. Marugg aged 66 owner operator of a Worthington grocery store for 24 years died Monday evening in a Dubuque hospital. Born November 22, 1911 in Monticello he married Rita Wolfa in Worthington November 24, 1949. Surviving: wife daughter Marsha Davenport son Martin Worthington three brothers and a sister. Services Thursday at 10:40 a.m. at St Pauls church with visitation and rosary at Kramer Funeral Home Dyersville.
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Worthington
Harold M. Marugg
Dubuque Hospital
Monticello
Rita Wolfa
Marsha
Davenport
Martin
John
Mon Heelle
Carl
Pasadena
Calif
Paul
Beloit
Wis
Lena Marugg
Glendale
St. Paul's Church
Rosery
Kramer Fueral
Dyersville
Fire damages Okoboji home of amusement park co-owner
The Okoboji house of Darlene Olesan, co-owner of Arnold Park Amusement, was gutted by a blaze caused by a gas heater blast early Monday. Olesan and his family escaped, but he suffered a severe hand cut from breaking a window to flee.
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Okoboji
Darlene Olesan
Arnolds Park
Olesan
Oleson
Affection suit filed in Fayell County Court
Doris Kobriger of West Union filed a $100,000 alienation of affection suit against Joanne Winter, alleging loss of her husband Harold's affections. She seeks $50,000 actual and $5,000 punitive damages in Fayell County district court.
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West Union
Doris Kobriger
West Unio
Joanne Winter
Sioux City Man To Head McGovern Unit
John T. O'Brien of Sioux City was named state chairman of Iowans for McGovern. He will direct a statewide steering committee backing Senator George McGovern for the Democratic presidential nomination. O'Brien is a 44 year old lawyer and treasurer of Woodbury County Democratic organization.
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Des Moines
John T. O’brien
Sioux City
McGovern
Gary W. Hart
George McGovern
D-3
O’brien
O'Brien
Woodbury
Democratic
Hart
Carhine Whitlatch
Norman Matthews
Deg Moines
Towans For McGovern
Dismiss Court Case Against Two Lowans
Charges against Charles Edward Bass and Ronald James Rohden, both 23 from Coralville, were dismissed in Webster County District Court after the state's star witness refused to testify. The witness, a young Dodge girl, was the only one who could confirm LSD and marijuana in the defendants possession. Bass and Rohden were arrested August 14 by Webster County officers and highway patrolmen.
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Ft, Dodge
Webster County
Charles Edward Bass
Ronald James Rohden
Coralville
Goode
Dodge
Bass
Rohden
University of Iowa students spread holiday cheer across Iowa City
Iowa City volunteers from the University of Iowa organize gifts, food drives, and caroling for shut ins and local needy. About 75 sorority and fraternity pledges gathered over 800 cans for Muscatine Aid to Dependent Children and raised funds for hospital beneficiaries.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Muscatine
Kappal
Kappa Gamma -Coedy
Johnson County
Fowa
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Children's Hospital
Johnson County Social Services Department
University Hospitals
Pi Kappa Alpha
Phi Delta ‘I Beta
Delta Gamma Sorority
Angel Flight
U. S of T. Air Force Rotc
Veteran Administration Hospital
Veterans Hospital
U. of 1
Breakin at Smith's Standard Station Nets $500 Loss
Items stolen in a Monday night break in at Smith's Standard service station include eight tires five batteries a battery charger electric impact wrench and several chains. Owner found the scene Tuesday morning and reported the total value at about 500. Dennis The Menace Appears Daily In The Gaze He Classified Section.
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Winthrop
Smith's
Dennis the Menace
High Court To Air Iowa Parole Case
The Supreme Court agreed to review an Iowa parole revocation dispute. Morrissey and Booker allege they did not receive hearings or notice of facts affecting their parole. Federal courts denied their habeas petitions after consolidation by a federal appeals court.
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High Court
Iowa
Washington
Supreme Court
John J. Morrisey
Cedar Rapids
G. Donald Booker
Morrissey Hat
Linn
Jowar
Morrissey
Morrisey
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Booher
State
Booker
Cedar Rapids Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Burglary
Richard Burns aged 41 from Cedar Rapids received a 10 year term in Fort Madison for breaking and entering. He allegedly burglarized a Worthington store, stole cash and hauled the loot in a store truck and was later apprehended in Delaware County.
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Cedar Rapids
Parole Board
Dubuque
Richard Burns
Fort Madison
Worthington
Ithe
Ife
Delaware County
Waterloo Bank Teller Admits Embezzlement
Four youths linked to Fayette breakins pled guilty to larceny and embezzled about 17 200 from a Waterloo bank tank. R Corwin Hoagland and Frank Holeyn both 18, of Oelwein Waterloo, faced charges. Joseph Beck 17 Fayette was sent to juvenile court. Kenneth Metcalf 17 Oelwein released to mother. The group tied to Farm Fleet Oelwein, Jones Tavern Arlington, and Maynard Tay- Jer incidents. most loot recovered.
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Wao’ Uu
Adeet
R. Corwin Hoagland
Frank Holeyn
James Feller
the National Bank of Schueler
Oelwein Waterloo
Lereeny
Fayette County
Joseph Beck
Fayette
Kenneth Metcalf
Oelwein
Farm Fleet
Jones Tavern
Arlington
Hoagland arraigned on embezzlement charge at bank
Hoagland 33, an eight year bank employee, arraigned before U.S. Judge Edward J. McManus for an embezzlement alleged on November 19. He was freed without bond as background checks proceed and restitution was made per his attorney.
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Hoagland
Tore U.S
Edward J. McManus
Moogland
Jbank
Iowan Rep Pushes Tax Credit for Elderly Homeowners
U.S. Representative Fred Schwengel of Iowa urged federal action to grant low income seniors a $4,000 tax credit or payment to offset high state and local property taxes. He noted over 70 percent of Americans over 65 own homes and cited a 40 percent rise in taxes over five years.
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Fareield
UPI
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Schwengel
U.S. Treasury
Wounded Iowa man listed in satisfactory condition
Leland Osmundson, 21, of West Union, was listed in satisfactory condition at University hospitals in Iowa City after a gunshot wound suffered near Decorah early Sunday. Dale Snyder, 22, and Duane Mollz, 18, both of Zumbro Falls Minnesota, were charged with assault with intent to do great bodily injury in connection with the incident. Osmundson was wounded by a .22 rifle following a dispute over an auto mishap.
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Decorah
Leland Osmund- Son
West Union
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Winneshiek Traunty
Dale Snyder
Duane Mollz
Zumbro Falls
Minn
Osmundson
En Auto
Citizens Volunteer for Civil Defense in Linn County
Years ago nearly seven thousand Linn County residents joined civilian defense efforts under the Linn County Civilian Defense Council. The volunteers worked to support local safety, preparedness drills, and community protection during national security concerns.
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Linn County
Defense Council
Iowa Considers Effect of Supreme Court ADC Ruling
Iowa officials weigh the impact of a unanimous U S Supreme Court ruling on aid to dependent children eligibility. Deputy Social Services Commissioner Kevin Burns said states cannot restrict benefits to a narrower class than allowed by the Social Security Act. Iowa will review the decision to see if changes are needed.
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Des Moines
UPI
Social Services
Kevin Burns
U.S. Supreme Court
Iowa
Supreme Court
High Court
Congress
Cecairy
Ilinoiis
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