Marion Chamber plans 1973 committees and goals
Marion division Chamber of Commerce leaders outline 1973 committee structures with members for Transportation Membership Municipal affairs Civics improvements Legislative action Industrial improvement Retail bureau and more. Industrial development aims include publicizing sites, aiding expansions, and a Salute to Industry to be held in October.
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Phil Morris
Marion Division
Marion
Charles A. Beahrn
Chamber
Free Hawaii trips eyed for Iowa fair delegates
Des Moines dispatch notes several Iowa contingent members traveling to Hawaii to promote the 1974 state fair with free trips arranged by Travel Host Inc. Gov. Robert Ray and Fair Secretary Kenneth Full will not pay. Most of the 30 member group will cover $340 themselves, with other travelers receiving no tax money reimbursements.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Travel Host, Inc
FBI
J. Edgar Moover
Palk
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Tandy” Gang
Roger ‘Louhy
Basil
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Chicago
Elderly Melbourne Man Killed in Marshalltown Crash
MARSHALLTOWN UPI An elderly Melbourne man Myron Plummer 74 was killed Thursday afternoon when his car on highway 14 was struck broadside by a panel truck driven by Randall Gilds 21 of Cedar Rapids. Plummer's wife Bla 67 was hospitalized while Gilds was treated and released. Police said an investigation would continue.
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Melbourne
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Randall Gilds
Cedar Rapids
Plummer
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Gilds
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Lutherans Declare Leader Unable To Serve Out Term
The American Lutheran Church council declares its gravely ill president Rev Dr Kent S Knutsen unable to serve. Vice president Rev Dr David Prous of Minneapolis will assume presidency for an undetermined period. Knutsen, 40, has been hospitalized in Rochester Minnesota since October 24 with an unusual central nervous system disorder. Mayo Clinic doctors say there is no known cause or specific treatment at present.
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Church Council of the American Lulheran Church
ALC
Kent $. Knutsen
David Prous
Kinutsen
St. Mary's Hospitat
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Sheness
Tadherin Chireh
Hono
Big Donor Sued On Non Payment In Campaign Finances
National Bank of Washington sues Waller T Duncan of San Antonio and Bryan Texas for nonpayment of a 200000 loan taken two days before donating 300000 to Humphrey and 305000 to Nixon. Loan secured by 10000 Archer Daniels Midland shares. bank silent on registration and collection. Duncan’s donations and connections to Archer Daniels Midland CEO Dwayne Andreas tied to campaign funding shifts.
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BAN Antonio
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Sen
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Duncan
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Cedar Rapids
Andreas
Washington
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Madison
Wis
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Dallas
Texas
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National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Oelwein Man Dies Of Accident Injuries
Oelwein 51 year old Yavold Clark died from injuries after a traffic crash two miles west of Fairbank on a county blacktop. Officials reported the collision involved a rear impact with a transport trailer and noted Clark’s residence as route 1. The accident and subsequent medical details were released by county authorities.
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Towa
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Oran
Weaver Sis
Valley
Minneapolis
Turner Gift to State From Price Fixing Case
Atty. Gen. Turhard Turner gave the state a 3600 gift after Story County District Court sent 3600 to the executive council. The money came from one fifth of penalties collected in a price fixing conspiracy tied to 46 International Harvester dealers who pled guilty and were fined 500 each.
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Turner
Story County
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Fagerburgh
Executive Council
Iowa
Four Iowans join national plea to abolish internal affairs panel
University of Iowa law school professors led by former dean David Vernon joined 361 academics from 94 law schools urging the U.S. House to disband the Committee on Internal Affairs. The appeal comes amid a broader call by the National Committee Against Repressive Legislation.
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UPI
University of Iowa Law School
House Committee On Internal Affairs
National Committee Against
William G. Buss
James Meeks
Mark Sechantz
David Vernon
Vernon
Iowa Law School
Iowa City ruling blocks court fund for extra courtroom space
Iowa officials say Johnson County cannot use the county court fund to finance about 50 000 dollars for additional courtroom space. The attorney general's office states the court expense fund may not be used for such expenditures and notes the board of supervisors would need to raise taxes instead if more space is sought. County Attorney Carl Goetz prompted the clarification through a formal request.
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State Attorney General's Office
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Carl Goetz
Board of Supervisors
Waukon Woman Injured in Crash Near Home
Helen McCormick, 71, was listed in serious condition at a Rochester hospital after a collision nearly head on with a vehicle driven by David Svenson, 20, of Waukon, north of the city. Her three granddaughters Ruth Mary and Judy Truth and Mary 10 were hospitalized. Judy was later released. Investigation continues.
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Helen McCormick
Rochester
David Svendson
Close Loophole in Statute For Newsmen's Immunity
Gov. Reagan signs a bill closing a major gap in California law shielding reporters from subpoenas. The measure applies to editors publishers reporters and broadcast staff, protecting confidentiality after leaving a news job in disputes over sources.
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Calif
Howald Reagan
California
Los Angeles News
Vivian William Farr
Pew
Farr
Los Angeles Times
Tas A. Boses
Charles Manson
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Two Sentenced in Buchanan Courts
Terry Lee Kress 22 of Quasqueton pled guilty to driving with a suspended license and received 80 days suspended jail time with $100 fines plus court costs. paroled to the Buchanan County sheriff after entering the plea. Harry M Summers 8 of Independence was fined $200 and costs after guilty plea to drunk driving stemming from a March 12, 1972 deputy report.
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Terry Lee Kress
Buchanan County District Court
GC. W.antes
Kriss
Buchanan County
Highway Patrol
Harry M. Summers
Antes
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