Iowa lawmakers push to reopen juvenile hearings to media
A new bill in both houses of the Iowa Legislature seeks to allow news media access to felony juvenile court hearings. It would make technical corrections to the 1965 act while opponents warn of a major policy shift. Senator George O’Malley and Representative Joan Lipsky lead sponsors amid debate over publicity and child rehabilitation.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Statehouse
House
Senate
George O’malley
John Ely
Cedar Rapids
William Denman
Joseph Cassidy
Walcott
Joe Coleman
Clare
Gene Condon
Waterloo
Donald Murray
Bancroft
John Walsh
Dubuque
Ernest Kosek
Tom Riley
Joan Lipsky
A. L. Mensing
London
Alfred Breitbach
Mrs. Lipsky
Federal Grant to Oxford Junction for Lagoon Project
Rep. John Culver announced a $27,000 federal water pollution control grant for Oxford Junction to fund a waste stabilization lagoon. The project total cost is estimated at $96,000 and will improve local wastewater management.
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Washington
John Culver
Oxford Junction
Culver
Foy Named Superintendent at Oxford Junction
Oxford Junction board hires William Foy as district superintendent effective March 1. He replaces Delmar T. Jeneary who takes the West Liberty post. Foy has 20 years as a superintendent in Iowa and Wyoming, plus ten years as a high school principal. He holds a BA from Drake University and did graduate work at the University of Iowa.
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Oxford Junction
Foy
Drake University
University of Iowa
1967 Street Program Approved for Independence
Independence city council adopted a resolution for the 1967 street program. It covers 16 blocks of concrete paving costing 125000 and 12 blocks of asphalt resurfacing costing 45000. A public hearing is set for March 20 at 7 p.m. at city hall.
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Independence
Rockwell Outlines Nazi Views at Drake University
George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi party, addressed about 1,000 Drake University students and faculty in Des Moines urging racism and denouncing Civil Rights leaders. He claimed the U.S. should win Vietnam with all weapons and predicted a 1972 presidential win, while forecasting a whites-only power shift.
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DES Moines
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
United States
Davenport
UPI
Drake University
Death notice for Earl Blackford in California
Earl Blackford aged 63 and formerly of Jones and Linn counties died in Galt California last week. Services and burial were held there.
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Anamosa
Earl Blackford
Jones and Linn
Galt
Calif
Re elected directors named at Strawberry Point Lutheran meeting
At the Strawberry Point Lutheran home annual meeting Reynold Bussee of Strawberry Point Edwin Benz of Oelwein and the Rev Vernon Fasse of Arlington were re elected to the board for new terms.
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Strawberry Point
Reynold Bussee
Edwin Benz
Oelwein
Vernon Fasse
Arlington
Iowa Senate bill seeks fifty dollar daily pay for legislators
Sen John Kibbie proposes raising daily pay for Iowa legislators to 50 dollars during the session starting in 1969, with leaders to receive 80 dollars a day and the lieutenant governor to 100 dollars. Current pay is 40 dollars daily, seven days a week.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Senate
John Kibbie
Emmetsburg
Kibbie
Set Bond for Nashua Slaying Suspect
Nashua farmer Fred Albers, 60, faced a $10,000 bond set by District Judge Joseph Keefe over minor objections from County Atty William Wegman. Albers did not post bond and remained in jail while awaiting grand jury action on the February 4 shotgun death of his wife Dora, 62.
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New Hampton
William Wegman
Joseph Keefe
Nashua
Fred Albers
Dora
Faas Heads School Study in Deep River
The Deep River-Millersburg district study committee resumes work on a building program for Millersburg and Deep River schools. Robert Faas re-elected chairman. Maynard Zimmerman vice president. Mrs. Lambert Hurd secretary. The 270000 bond for a new gym and expanded arts facilities failed 365 to 320 in 1966, prompting a possible modified plan.
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Millersburg
Deep River - Millersburg
Deep River
Robert Faas
Ladora
Maynard Zimmerman
Lambert Hurd
Keswick
Manchester Woman Earns Master's at George Washington
Helen Carter of Silver Spring Maryland earned a master’s degree from George Washington University in Washington DC. She now serves as a guidance counselor at Hearst Eaton schools in Washington DC. She is the daughter of Laura Seibert of Manchester.
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Gazette
Manchester
Helen Carter
Silver Spring
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Hearst Eaton Schools
Laura Seibert
Proposed Name For SCI Ruled Constitutional
Iowa Attorney General's office told Sen. Elmer Lange that constitutional objections to naming State College of Iowa a university are invalid. Officials said the provisions target the University of Iowa and not State College of Iowa, noting past name changes and proposed legislation to rename State College of Iowa the University of Northern Iowa.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa State University
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
State College of Iowa
State College of
Towa
University of Northern Iowa
Midland School Building Bids Again Too High
Wyoming. The Midland Community school board approved a faculty salary schedule with starting teachers at 5700 dollars and a maximum of 7400. Bids for the school addition exceed funds 348000, with current bids at 394000. A public meeting February 21 at 8 pm in the Wyoming school will discuss transferring 12000 unencumbered funds to the building fund.
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Midland
Wyoming
Midland Community School Board
Clayton Ridout
Ridout
Youth in Benton Jail Charged with Forgery
Gerald Waltz, 18, held in Benton county jail on $1000 bond for forgery. He appeared before Justice Fay Hite and waived to district court after arrest in Marengo Saturday. Accused of forging a $25 check on Regina Kraft of Keystone and cashing it at Jack and Jill store in Belle Plaine.
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Vinton
Gerald Waltz
Benton County
Justice of the Peace
Fay Hite
Waltz
Marengo
Regina Kraft
Keystone
Jack and Jill
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription details from 20th century notice
The notice lists establishment by The Gazette Co. in 1883 and publishing details at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids. It outlines subscription rates including night and afternoon editions, annual costs, and restrictions on mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press exclusive rights for local news republication are noted.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U. S. Territories
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