Iowa U Advisers Define What Students Seek in President
Three University of Iowa students named to help pick a new president outline requirements. They call for a young liberal leader with due process in discipline, open communication with students, press access, independence, and prior student leadership experience. They stress academic freedom and listening to all student voices amid legislative tension.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Carl Warner
Burlington
U. of S
Jim Robertson
Randy Swisher
Atlantic
Lowa U
State Board of Regents
Warner
Robertson
Iowa
Berkeley
Swisher
Iowa Faces Budget Balance With $3 Million Cushion
Governor Ray endorses a $3 million unencumbered balance for Indiana? No, Iowa. Senate and comptroller back a tight forecast citing about $3.3 million projected by June 30 1969 and $3.2 million by 1971 if no reversions occur. Legislation to smooth cash flow and quarterly school aid payments urged amid looming fiscal constraints.
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Des Moines
Robert D. Ray
Marvin R. Selden, Jr
Ray
Selden
Citizens Back Pay Boosts For Police In Evansdale
About 150 residents met Sunday to back Evansdale seven member police raises. They plan city wide petitions and a phone campaign to urge the council and mayor to reconsider, and seek a special session Tuesday. The force had resigned last Friday after pay rise requests were rejected. Sheriff Ulrich helped persuade them to return.
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Evansdale
UPI
Black Hawk County
Robert Ulrich
Sid Lederman
Floyd Warneka
Thompson boy improves after heart surgery in Minneapolis
Decorah reports 13 year old David Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Dale Thompson is improving at a Minneapolis hospital Monday two weeks after undergoing open heart surgery.
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Decorah
David Thompson
Dale Thompson
Minneapolis
School Closings Cost Public 1 Million for Iowa
The panel warns diocesan school closures will cost Iowa taxpayers over 1 million annually in public school operating costs. If all diocesan schools shut, public districts would face 22.4 million extra yearly costs and space needs above 50 million for housing added students. Bishop Watters underscores shared concerns across public and private education and calls for vision.
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Iowa
Biays Bowerman
Dubuque
James J. Byrne
Loras J. Watters
Archdiocesan
Watters
Bodies of seminarians recovered from icy gorge fall
Two 19 year old seminarian students Martin Hanak of Nyack New York and Merlin Nosbisch of New Hampton Iowa died after wandering into a restricted area and plunging 150 feet onto the Genesee river ice at Letchworth State Park Wyoming County Rescue crews battled an ice cliff 12 to 15 feet thick and could not use air national guard helicopters due to wind and danger efforts would continue until the bodies were recovered.
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N.Y
UPI
Letchworth State Park
Martin A. Hanak
Nyack
N. Y
Merlin Nosbisch
New Hampton
Iowa
Divine Word
Livingston County
Conesus
Ury
Carney
Seminarians
Wyoming County Sheriff's
Genesee River
Middle Falls
Dalton Carney
Nelson Rockefeller
Air National Guard
Fort Madison School Bonds Fail Again
Fort Madison voters again rejected a large school bond proposal. The $4.9 million measure needed 60 percent approval but drew only 53.1 percent in the Saturday special election, despite support for two new elementary schools and a high school expansion.
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Fort Madison
Fort Madison High School
Lansing Man Charged After Auto Collision
Nicholas Shauls, 62, of Lansing faces charges of failure to stop at a stop sign after a two vehicle crash about 3 15 p m Sunday one mile west of Lansing. His car collided with a pickup driven by Horace Evans, 54, of Waukon. Evans’ wife was hospitalized.
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Wallkon
Nicholas Shauls
Lansing
Shauls
Horace Evans
Waukon
Evans
Six Teenagers Arrested on Car Theft Charges in Iowa
Six teenagers from Waterloo ages 14 and 15 were arrested by Poweshiek County Sheriff Max Allen on car theft charges. The six youths, three boys and three girls, were accused of stealing a car in Waterloo and attempting to steal another in Montezuma.
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Montezuma
Waterloo
Poweshiek County
Max Allen
Allen
Want Ads Bring Buyers in One Call
Classified ad copy suggests easy sales by phone contact with the number 369-1234. The note emphasizes quick results through ads.
District G O P to Pick Chief March Twenty Third
The Second district Republican central committee will meet March 23 to choose a new district chairman nominee for recommendation to the state central committee. Chairman Richard Shirk of Oelwein will resign. County leaders from 11 counties will convene at 6 30 p m at the Glen Charles hotel in Manchester to set up machinery and select a candidate.
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Manchester
Republican Central Committee
State Central Committee
Richard Shirk
Oelwein
Glen Charles
Larceny Investigated at Red Ram Restaurant
Authorities probe missing $2 from the Red Ram restaurant at 113 Iowa Avenue after a Sunday incident. No sign of forcible entry was found. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
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Iowa City
Iowa Avenue
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