Governor Ray backs bond plan amid regent backlash
Gov. Robert Ray urged bonding authority for Iowa universities to fund long range building, proposing a pay as we use model with bonds retired by student fees. He faces opposition from legislators and student anger over budget allocations for operational needs.
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Frank Nye
Des Moines
Robert Ray
University of Northern Iowa
Board of Regents
Regents
University of Iowa
Ray
Gazette
Governor and UNI dispute university funding figures
UNI students claim the governor shorted the university 3.4 million annually to operate. the governor says his 10 million offer is 18 percent above the 8.5 million UNI received in 1967-69. The debate centers on differing base figures for 1969-71 and building needs, with bonding proposed for long range construction.
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UNI
Ray
NNI
Regents
Joseph Flatt
Winterset
Senate Higher Education Committee
Fumes Take Fifth Life in Garwin Carbon Monoxide Tragedy
The Garwin area carbon monoxide incident claimed a fifth life as Mrs. Leta Peterson 35 died in Evangelical hospital Marshalltown after her husband 35 and three sons 12 5 3 perished from a furnace vent blocked by a bird nest. Daughter Linda 15 recovered and Laura Kay 8 remained critical. The Petersons married 1952 and had lived on the farm near Garwin five years. Funeral arrangements are pending Pursel-Davis Marshalltown.
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Evangelical Hospital
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le Grand
Pursel-Davis Funeral Home
Marshalltown
Gazette Cedar Rapids Daily Rates Notice 1883
The Gazette Co established in 1883 publishes daily and Sunday editions from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates include 65 cents weekly by carrier and monthly or yearly rates for night, Sunday, and afternoon editions with distinct pricing. No mail subscriptions accepted where Gazette carrier service exists. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for all focal news and AP dispatches.
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Gazette Co
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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Dunkerton Man Killed in Vietnam
A Dunkerton couple received word their son Steve Wissink 19 a Marine corporal was killed on patrol in Vietnam. He had served six months there and was listed by the Defense Department as killed Thursday.
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UPI
Vietnam
Defense Department
Marvin Wissink
Steve
Wissink
Maquoketa Man Dies of Feb 10 Traffic Injuries
The 72 year old Charles Staley died in University Hospitals in Iowa City from injuries suffered when struck by a truck while crossing a Maquoketa street on February 10. He had remained hospitalized since the crash.
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Iowa City
UPI
Maquoketa
Charles Staley
FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Ad With Dental Health Message
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH for firmer dentures avoiding slipping while eating or talking. It claims alkaline formula leaves no gummy taste and helps reduce plate odor. It urges regular dental visits and to obtain PASTEETH at drug counters.
Trustees Return to School to Review Upper Iowa
Upper Iowa College trustees gain campus background this week through workshops and a faculty staff briefing. Larry Fuhrer of Compro Inc will lecture on responsibility for the college’s future. A student panel will discuss campus problems alongside faculty briefings.
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Fayette
Upper Iowa College
Larry Fuhrer
Compro, Inc
Chicago
Charles Clark
Herschel Hendrix
M. H. Alderson
Braulie Caballero
Richard Nelson
Max Kirk
Connie Washing
Legislative Notes by Frank Nye on Bikeways
Des Moines legislators show interest in a bill creating state bikeways for exercise. Officer R W Nehring, once a Hughes aide, would not need to buy a new bike if the proposal passes. Dick Nehring received the governor’s former two seater bike from Mrs Hughes when the Hughes left Iowa.
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ES Moines
R. W. Nehring
Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Iowa
Washington, D. C
Selden Finds Common Ground With Legislatures
Tate Comptroller Marvin Selden returns from a New Mexico trip and discovers he has not left Iowa as he visits the Santa Fe legislature. Discussions centered on Medicare school aid on an average daily attendance basis and the 18 year old vote, mirroring Oklahoma talks.
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TATE
Marvin Selden
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Marv
Oklahoma
Iowa
Seminar on tax enforced giving and estate planning
Members of the 13th Judicial District Bar Assn with banking officials from northeast Iowa will attend a one day seminar at Upper Iowa College on tax encouraged giving and estate planning Wednesday.
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Fayette
13Th Judicial District Bar Assn
Northest
Iowa
Upper Iowa College
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