SST Pact Approved By Senate
The Senate approved a three month cease fire in the SST dispute amid a broader transportation spending bill. Leaders including Mansfield Proxmire Stennis Bible Magnuson pledged to push the issue on its merits, with Mansfield resigning a subcommittee post to gain influence. Nixon warned of a possible special session if interim funding stalled.
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Iowa lawmakers weigh tough laws after record traffic deaths
Des Moines Iowa legislators face a session poised to tighten road use rules as the 1970 traffic toll climbs to 907 the highest since 1930. Proposals target drunk driving licenses suspensions revocations testing and speed limits amid gubernatorial and public safety official calls for action.
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Fulton Calls for Focus on Drunk and Speeding Drivers
Fulton says establishing a new traffic death record is inconsequential. 900 deaths on Iowa roads are too many, across 1966 or 1970. He plans to emphasize apprehending intoxicated and speeding drivers and to strengthen the Iowa highway patrol with legislative funding, aiming to boost public safety.
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Eastern Snowstorm Clears but Left Widespread Delays
The Northeast faced heavy snow from Virginia to Vermont with up to two feet in places. Traffic and air travel were disrupted as plows worked through impassable rural roads, major routes reopened by midday, and New Year events were canceled or postponed.
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Two Climbers Survive Five Nights On Mt Hood
Dr Latham Flanagan and Dale Moon, trapped by storms near Timberline Lodge Oregon, spent 87 hours in a sevenby-three and a half by two and a half foot snow cave. They shared a single sleeping bag, cooked with a small stove until fuel ran out, and kept warm through cooperation and prayer. They were treated at a Portland hospital in good condition after being found near Timberline Lodge.
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Last Chance Try For Teton Peak Planned
Aging mountain master Paul Petzoldt leads a young climbing party toward Grand Teton in a last chance attempt to reach the peak. Tom Warren heads the advance party as weather and delays shape the risky New Year’s dash from Jackson Hole.
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F G Murray Dies Retired Cedar Rapids Physician
Cedar Rapids physician F G Murray died Friday in Des Moines at 96 after a 54 year career. Born in Cedar Rapids January 2018 he attended local high school and earned a BA from Coc college in 1895 before Rush Medical College training. The article notes his long service and ties to the Cedar Rapids area.
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Nixon vetoes four percent blue collar pay raise
Washington UPI reports President Nixon vetoed a four percent raise for nearly 860,000 government blue collar workers mainly in defense installations. The bill would have cost about 130 million dollars and matched private sector raises, but Nixon said the move is costly and unwarranted.
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Desertion by 16 Czech Tourists
A 21 year old Czechoslovak building technician told Bavarian police on Saturday that 15 other members of a group of 68 Czechoslovaks and itinerants had deserted at various places to stay in the West. The man said he deserted from the group at Munich airport and asked for political asylum.
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Long hard session seen in 1971 Iowa legislature
Des Moines reports from the 1971 Iowa legislature indicate a prolonged session with estimates averaging 14 to 16 weeks, aiming to adjourn around May 19 or later, possibly into June. Lawmakers foresee a lengthy session despite a Monday Memorial Day holiday, with tax reform and property tax relief dominating early debates.
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Weiler
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Iowa
Associated Press
Delta Queen Bill Keeps Rivership Afloat for 3 More Years
Washington AP report notes President Nixon signed legislation extending the Delta Queen riverboat’s operation for three years. The bill prevents immediate retirement and allows continued passenger service under federal approval.
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Collapse at Ibrox Stadium Soccer Match Tragedy
At Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow a crowd barrier collapsed during a Celtic versus Rangers match. Police report 4% of fans suffocated or trampled to death with many others injured and in serious condition. Ambulances rushed to the field as rescuers moved bodies and the incident is described as the worst in a British stadium.
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Mass Trial at Iowa City Possible Despite Stay
Iowa City officials said 210 defendants in the May disturbances at the University of Iowa could be tried Monday in Pokier Court Judge Joseph Holston would preside. City Atty. Nanohan noted the court would sit as scheduled, despite a district court inquiry and a stay request by two defense attorneys.
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Hippie Wedding Prompts Minister to Prompt Kissing
A humorous note from Convent recalls a hippie wedding where the minister, after the ceremony, asked the couple to kiss the bride, provoking laughter and a memorable moment in local lore.
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