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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1969

Page

9

Students debate university power at Iowa symposium

At the University of Town, about 600 attendees heard Tom Hayden and DeVere Pentony discuss student power and university decision making. Pentony warned against silencing dissent while Hayden urged a shift from traditional values toward humanistic, democratic ideals amid ongoing campus activism and protests.

Iowa City Tom Hayden Students For A Democratic Society University of Town Union DeVere Pentony Social Sciences San Francisco State College University of Iowa Harry Edwards

Legislators Silent on Student Power Session

In Des Moines eight Republican lawmakers attended a student power session but spoke little on Thursday morning. Sen Francis Messerly announced a news conference and then cancelled it as GOP leaders were consulted. Attending were Messerly Mogget Grassley Klein Millen O Hearn Langland and Tieden with Mogget and Millen leaving after the afternoon talk. A joint higher education panel met to hear private colleges seek state tuition aid.

Des Moines G.O.P Francis Messerly Cedar Falls Senate Appropriations Committee McCartney Messerly Charles Mogget Fairfield Charles Grassley New Hartford James Klein Lake Mills Floyd Millen Farmington Trave O’hearn Davenport Walter Langland Spring Grove Dale Tieden Elkader Mogget Millen

Four Breakins in Decorah Probed

Decorah police and state bureau of criminal investigation agents probed four breakins. The first breakin at Carlson Construction Co. office yielded $102. Other incidents included Al's 66 Lunch $5 and cigars, Olson Texaco $37 in change, and East End Lunch $50 and cigars.

Decorah State Bureau of Criminal Investigation Carlson Construction Co Al’s Olson Texaco East End

Development Unit Faces Resignation Call Over Palmer

Freshman Senator Jim Griffin urged Dr. David Palmer of Davenport to resign from the Iowa Development Commission after learning Palmer attended only one meeting since July 1 1967. Palmer cited heavy commitments and illness including Hong Kong flu as reasons for his limited attendance.

Des Moines Council Bluffs David Palmer Davenport Iowa Development Commission Jim Griffin Dr. Palmer Commission Palmer Harold Hughes State Board of Regents Iowa Medical Society Palmer School of Chiropractic Iowa Senate Harold Goldman Joint Committee California Associated Press

What Is a Just Share in Truck Reciprocity Debate

Iowa House transportation committee weighs truck reciprocity across Midwest. Joy Fitzgerald answers how laws affect truck tax revenue as Rep. Harold Fischer questions, and Rep. Adrian Brinck chimes in. Legislative friction rises over Senate and House leadership, with claims of control by Stanley and prior assertions about Frommelt.

Iowa House Transportation Committee Midwest Joy Fitzgerald State Reciprocity Board Harold Fischer Wellsburg Fitzgerald Adrian Brinck West Point

Des Moines TV Update With Frank Nye This Week

Veteran Iowa legislative reporter Frank Nye presents a weekly Des Moines briefing on Channel 9 KCRG TV airing Thursday at 5 30 PM and 10 PM. Nye recaps statehouse actions, key votes, and upcoming sessions for viewers.

Iowa Frank Nye Des Moines Kcrg-Tv

Winneshiek Hospital Bond Bill Passes In Iowa House

Iowa House approves emergency measure raising county hospital bond interest from 5 to 6 percent to speed bond sale. Bill goes back to Senate after minor amendment as Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital seeks Hill Burton funds and a new construction contract before a bond deadline.

Des Moines Iowa Senate House Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital Hill-Burton

Solve your buying renting selling or locating problems fast

A compact want ad urges readers to use classified listings to quickly solve shopping housing employment and locating needs with concise ads. It highlights fast results and easy guidance for placing notices.

Solon Blasts Noon Drinks For Faculty

Des Moines AP Senator Hill condemns University of Iowa Triangle club for noon drinking by faculty and urges a bill to push bar openings to 2 p.m. from 7 a.m. He cites Grinnell college Playboy protest and notes taxpayer concern over private colleges receiving grants.

DES Moines University of Iowa Triangle Club Eugene Hill D-Newton Memorial Union Iowa Hill Grinnell College Playboy Magazine Joseph Flatt R-Winterset

Ossian Council Accepts Whitney Bid for Filter Plant

The Ossian city council accepted Louis Whitney Co. Cedar Rapids bid for the new filter plant at 9686 dollars. Voters last fall approved a ten thousand dollar bond issue to fund the water system project.

Ossian Louis Whitney Co Cedar Rapids

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