Pregnant and Married Student Policies Tabled by Marion Board
The Marion Independent board of education approved first readings of two policies on pregnant and married students initiated by student representatives. Pregnant students would follow a code aimed at scheduling and program design to attend classes, with possible extracurricular participation under a committee. Married students may participate in all school activities subject to state and local eligibility, along with ongoing efforts to support at risk students and a governor's youth opportunity program proposal to subsidize wages for low income students.
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Linn County
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Jaycees to honor Enneking Plumbing and Heat annual awards
The Marion Jaycees plan an awards banquet January 18 at Nine's Bluetion, with Rev. John Wiley of Ma Ting speaking. Awards will be given for YMCA youth lessons, service, and outstanding leaders across grade school to college levels. Tickets available from Jaycees and local sponsors.
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Dick Boneking
Marion Jaycees
Enneking Plumbing and Heat
Paul Marion Jaycees
Wellon
Wallon Cove
Struction Co
Indian House
John Wiley
Ma- Ting
Ile
YMCA
Salurely
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Eralls
Wardenburg
Linn County Boys! Wresting
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Lyman to Lead Marion Homebuilders Association
Bud Lyman, owner of Marion Ready Mix, was named president of the Marion Homebuilders Association for 1972. Other officers were named, with activity in the trade group and local ads offering services and sale events.
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Bud Lyman
Marion Ready Mix
Marion Tomer + builders Assn
Fae Thol Sellar
Gall
Allende Defiant On Impeachment Action On Aide
In Santiago President Allende rejected impeachment charges after the House voted 80 to 50 to press action against interior minister Tomas Toha. He appointed Alejandro Tins Valdivia as minister of defense while Toha was suspended amid opposition majorities in both chambers. The senate faces 41 days of changes before a final decision is expected.
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Chile
Salvador Allende
Congress
Tis Lopaida
Jose ‘Tobit
Toho
House of Deputies
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Toha
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Senate
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Tri Rivers Music Fest Held at Central City
The Tri Rivers Music Fest at Central City will take place Saturday at 7 00 PM and feature nearly 300 participants split into seniors juniors and freshmen sophomores bands. Students from Al Kunelt Center Point Host Ruchanan Udgewood Calebirg Maquokelt Valley Nuch Lint Springele and Centrality Schools participate with guest directors Dr Robert Lee Warburg College and Frank Piersol University of Iowa.
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Venthal
Hog house fire blamed on faulty heater near Henry Gross farm
A hog house on the Henry Gross farm one mile east of here on highway 18 burned in the evening. No livestock was lost. Fire blamed on a faulty heater. Supertankers answered demand for harbor depth and water flow.
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Henry Gross
Here
Highway
Powell and Rehnquist Join Court in Historic Ceremony
Powell and William Rehnquist were sworn in as the newest Supreme Court justices in a rare double ceremony. Chief Justice Warren Burger administered the oaths as guests watched. the court building was closed to the public for the event. Powell, a Virginia lawyer, and Rehnquist, aligned with Goldwater conservatism, join the bench as Hugo Black and John Harland’s seats are filled and the court moves toward upcoming rulings.
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Lewis Powell
William Rehnquist
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Virginia
Rehnquist
Goldwater
Warren Burger
Burger
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Hugo Black
John Harlat
Kennedy Tops ADA Rating Among Presidential Hopefuls
Sen Edward Kennedy received a 100 percent rating from the American for Democratic Action, marking the highest ADA score among listed congressional figures tied to presidential bids. Other figures like George Mies and Hubert Humphrey also scored high, while Republican John Ashbrook received 8 percent.
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Edward Kennedy
Americans For Democratic Action
Massachusetts
A.D.A
George Mies
South Dakota
Iowa
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Edmund Muskle
Maine
John Astteouk
Ohio
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Ashbrook
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Longshoremen Wage Increase Recommended by ILA Panel
A wage scale committee of the International Longshoremen's Association recommends East Coast dockworkers accept a three year contract with a 32.6 percent wage rise. The deal would raise hourly pay from 4.60 to 8.10 and total annual salary to 12,689 for year’s work. The proposal aims to set a pattern for about 45,000 East and Gulf coast longshoremen, pending union ratification and federal Pay Board approval. Thomas Gleason said principle exists for 2,080 hours guaranteed annual wage.
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New York
Internatonal Longshoremen's Assn
North Atlantic
North Atanie Shipping Associations
ILA
J. Guelle Counts
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Counts
Thomas Gleason
Park Funds Grant of $58,703 to Iawa City
The article notes a granted park funds amount of $58,703 to Iawa City to extend a park with pathways and shelters as part of a recreation project. It references longshoremen strikes and federal injunctions, citing involvement of the ILWU and ILA amid labor actions and a Taft-Hartley order.
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Iawa City
Henry Ford II Hosts G O P Dinner At Grosse Pointe
Henry Ford II hosted a Republican fund raising dinner at his Grosse Pointe Farms mansion on Thursday night. Five governors were present including Nelson Rockefeller of New York and William Milliken of Michigan. Guests were asked to contribute at least $1,000 each to rebuild the GOP treasury amid Milliken’s $100,000 deficit from the 1970 campaign.
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Henry Ford
Wis Grosse Pointe Farms
Nelson Mackefeller
New York
William Milliken
Michigan
Dumner
Milliken
G.O.P. Treasury
Merger Talks Spark Rave Discussions Among We Udians
In rave discussions, talk centered on a possible merger involving the We Udians on thele ay hi, with observers weighing benefits and risks amid uncertain details. The fragment hints at strategic moves and community reactions surrounding the potential consolidation.
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All Tama Employes Tentatively Rehired
Tama city council rehired all city employees at regular salaries on a tentative basis to allow new members to learn city affairs before firm decisions. Rehired include John J. Willett Genevieve Novalny Tex Novotny Bees Ingles Frank Waterberk Emil Chalupsky and Dr A J Wenteren as city health physician. Dr Wertzium retired from Tama Clinic after 30 years. council hopes he will agree to serve again if possible.
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TAMA
John J. Willett
Genevieve Novalny
Tex Novotny
Bees Ingles
Frank Waterberk
Oak Hill Cemetery
Military ties with defense firms highlighted in Pentagon survey
Washington reports a Pentagon survey showing high ranking officers and hundreds of retired personnel moving into defense contractor roles in the past three years. It notes linked practices, a new mandatory annual company disclosure, and lists top employers like Lockheed, Boeing, and McDonnell Douglas, with counts dating back to 1969.
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Miliary
Pentagon
Congress
Defense Department
Congressional
William Praxmire
D-Wis
Chitekine
Hwly
Lockhead Aircraft Corp
Boeing Co
McDonnell jDouplns Corp
General Dy- Corp
North American Rockwell Corp
Educational TV meeting at North Fayette High School
A weekly educational TV session will be held at North Fayette High School on January 20, sponsored by Mary Brooks. The event aims to promote educational programming for Porkwast Iowa residents and will include participation from local educators.
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Educational-Tv
Porkwast
Iowa
We Mille Thealwith
North Fayette High School
Mary Brooks
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