Bills Drafted Rapidly As Iowa Pre-Filing Expands
Daily Press reports Iowa legislative research director Serge Garrison notes over 270 bills drafted and more than 40 pre-file requests as the general assembly nears. The program, boosting lead time for research, adds 18 staff and aims for early ready bills by January 13.
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Des Moines Slaying Suspect Nabbed After Bookstore Capture
Michiel Nichcum, charged with the October golf club slaying of Niccum, was arrested in St. Louis after a tip led officers to a paperback bookstore. The suspect, described armed and dangerous, did not resist as he was brought to police headquarters. His wife Jacqueline Nichcum, unharmed, arrived in Des Moines and faces no charges. authorities say she had been living with him in St. Louis.
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Broadening Church Role in Iowa Legislature Recommendations
Des Moines leaders of the Iowa Council of Churches urge expanded church input into state policy. The council backs higher state aid to cities, local revenue powers, civil rights, welfare reforms, education, migrant workers, abortion access, and public college aid, with liberalization of the abortion law and changes to divorce procedures.
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Listing of Iowa tax refund recipients and next of kin
Iowa taxpayers with undelivered 1965 tax refunds are urged to check a public listing for eligibility. John F Harrison, district director, advises contacting the district office in Des Moines to establish identity and claim rights. The notice lists dozens of East Iowa residents and deceased names, with instructions to provide exact name, Social Security numbers, address, approximate refund, and signatures to claim the refunds.
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ISU Winter Quarter Enrollment Sets Eighth Record
ISU reported winter quarter enrolment at Town State reached a record eighth year, with total enrollment exceeding last year by about 1,100. Men numbered 12,41 and women 4,860, including 4,024 freshmen and 3,545 sophomores among others, plus 2,159 graduate and 174 special students.
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Wart Ads Promote Daily Buy Sell Trade
Daily classified notice urges readers to buy sell rent or trade using wart ads. Contact number provided is 369-1234 for listings and inquiries.
Maytag Co. President Named Deputy Chairman of NY Fed Bank
Emerson G. Higdon of Chicago president of Maytag Co Newtor Iowa has named his deputy chairman for a one year term at the New York Federal Reserve Bank
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Stanley Names State Senators To Ethics Committee
Stanley named seven member ethics committee with Davi Stanley as majority leader selecting four members and two other picks by minority leaders. The panel will oversee ethics rules, lobbyist regulation, and investigate complaints, with sessions starting January 13 and a 1967 law cited as reestablishing the panel.
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Mills County Defies State Valuation Order on Farm Property
Mills County officials refuse to heed a state third-cent increase in farm property valuations for tax purposes. County Attorney Ida Cook says he told Assessor Harr Market to disregard the order after hearings were denied before oath by William Forst. Protests delayed by a storm moved the hearing to January.
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Aratens Roofs Volunteers In Snowbound Iowa Incident
In Waukon a bystander fell and was knocked through a store canopy as heavy snow halted activity. Clarence Keller, 64, suffered head injuries and bruises when the canopy plate shattered, with responders clearing wreckage and securing the area.
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Fired Waterloo police officer arrested for intoxication
Garry A. Dawson, slated to become La Porte City police chief, was fired after Waterloo police charged him with intoxication and filing a false report. He had previously served as a Waterloo patrolman for four months and faced prior discipline for spraying a squad car’s interior. He posted bond on the intoxication charge and was released on own recognizance.
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Des Moines Conservation Commission Sets January Meeting
The Town conservation commission will hold its monthly meeting January 7 and 8 at 300 Fourth Street starting 10 a.m. in Des Moines. The gathering will cover local conservation matters and public participation opportunities.
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Iowa Professor Wins Mead Johnson Hospital Pharmacy Award
Professor William Tester of the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy receives the Mead Johnson Award of the American Society of Hospital Pharmacists for the most significant contribution to hospital pharmacy literature. He earns a $1000 award and an inscribed plaque for research titled A Study of Patient Care Involving a Unit Dose System conducted at UI College of Pharmacy and UI General Hospital.
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Winter Enrollment Up at Iowa State Sets Record
Ames reports 1,201 students registered for winter quarter, boosting the eighth straight year of rising enrollments. The total exceeds last winter by about 1,000, with 11,341 men and 4,560 women among 1,024 freshmen and 2,859 graduate students.
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