Former Legislators and Newsmen to Testify on Streamlining
Des Moines based hearing set for January 31 invites former lawmakers D. C. Nolan Jake Mincks Scott Swisher Mel Wolf Ray Eveland Jack Schroeder Carroll Lane Alan West Ed Gilmour and Duane Dewel to address salary pensions sessions and staff. County records offices gain new duties real estate transfer stamps and boat licenses under Iowa law with stamp revenue projected at about 575000 yearly.
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Des Moines
D. C. Nolan
Iowa City
Jake Mincks
Ottumwa
Scott Swisher
Mel Wolf
Waterloo
Ray Eveland
Boone
Jack Schroeder
Davenport
Carroll Lane
Carroll
Alan West
Sac City
Ed Gilmour
Grinnell
Duane Dewel
Algona
Iowa
Iowa Group Seeks Tougher Gun Control Law
The State Crime Commission plans to study stricter firearm rules in Iowa, including registration of all guns and prohibiting mail order sales. Director James P. Hayes notes current gaps allow armed individuals on Des Moines streets without violating law.
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Iowa
Des Moines
State Crime Commission
James P. Hayes
Hayes
Harold Hughes
Unoccupied Farmhouse Near Tama Ransacked
Deputy Sheriff Harry McMurray reports a farmhouse owned by Ed Braye near Tama was entered and ransacked while unoccupied. Breach occurred via a storm window gasketed inside window pried up. Personal articles were left scattered. timing unknown as the residence had been unused for several days.
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Toledo
Harry McMurray
Ed Braye
Tama
Braves
Oxford Junction Offers Night Adult Education Program
Oxford Junction will host an adult education program in cooperation with the consolidated school and Area 10 Community College. Enrollments are invited for night classes including typing tailoring refurbish fix and finish investments income tax insurance and real estate and adult basic education. First class is Monday January 15.
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Oxford Junction
Consolidated School
Area 10 Community College
Ames Faces Federal Research Budget Cuts Across Agencies
Congress seeks to trim the federal budget and fund the Vietnam war without tax increases. At Ames the impact includes a potential 1 million dollar reduction in overall federal research spending, a 500 thousand dollar cut for the Atomic Energy Commission Ames Laboratory, and unspecified cutbacks at the National Animal Disease Laboratory. Iowa State University faces varying impacts as departments receive notices, anticipate reductions, or expect continued funding for now.
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Congress
Ames
Atomic Energy Commission
Ames Laboratory
National Animal Disease Laboratory
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Iowa
ISU
Five Fined on Fishing Counts
Five men arrested January 5 for conservation violations paid fines in Toledo mayor George Stein's court. Ronald Mitchell, Leo Keahna, Eugene Prusha, Bernard Marvin, and Hubert Norris faced charges of fishing without licenses and using artificial light and spear. Each was fined $15 plus $5 costs per charge, totaling $40 per man for two violations. They were found near the Iowa River west of Tama at 9:45 p.m., with rough fish seized.
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Toledo
Darrell Hayes
George Stein
Ronald Mitchell
Leo Keahna
Tama
Eugene Prusha
Marshalltown
Bernard Marvin
Hubert Norris
Hayes
Lowa
Goodwill Drive to Fund Sheltered Workshop and Home
Allan Arneson of J C Penney Iowa City will chair a $350000 fund drive for Goodwill Industries Southeast Iowa. The campaign supports a new sheltered workshop under construction and a residence home for handicapped residents unable to commute.
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Iowa City
Col. Brooks W. Booker
Goodwill Industries
Iowa
Allan Arneson
J. C. Penney Co
Goodwill Industries’ Fund Cam
Arneson
Congregational Church
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
United Nations Association
University Athletic Club
Red Cross
Assn
S. E. Iowa
Boy Scouts
Jaycees
Franzenburg to hold 10 am news conference on governor bid
Des Moines reports state Treasurer Paul Franzenburg will hold a news conference at 10 a.m. Thursday to announce his political plans. Serving a second term, he is viewed as a likely entrant in the Democratic primary for governor.
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Des Moines
UPI
Paul Franzenburg
Franzenburg
Fear Arsonist Targets Clinton Schools
Citizens and janitors guard Clinton's 17 public schools after a high school blaze, the fifth in 15 days, causing 2 million in damage and leaving 1450 students without classrooms. The fire is blamed on a firebug. The board plans 24 hour surveillance until the arsonist is caught and temporary classrooms are arranged.
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Clinton
Clinton High School
Harold W. Nelson
Vernon Cook
Clinton School Board
Riley Praises Iowa Political Deduction Law
Senator Tom Riley praises Iowa 100 dollar deduction for political party contributions at a Carroll county GOP meeting. He urges a federal version, saying the deduction would encourage party support and reduce reliance on large donors. The 1967 law covers party contributions only and limits no single candidate restrictions.
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Riley
Iowa
Carroll
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Carroll County
Republican Central Committee
Congress
Goldman Named to Development Unit in Iowa
DES MOINES AP governor Harold Hughes appointed Harold A. Goldman 56 of Des Moines to the Iowa Development Commission to fill an unexpired term ending June 30 1970. Goldman Republican president of Iowa Paint Manufacturing Co and Southern Hills Development Co succeeds Marvin M Schmidt who resigned last October. He is a board member of Coatings Research Group Inc and has participated in Iowa trade missions to Europe 1965 and the Far East 1966 and joined Self-Iowa trips to San Francisco Chicago and New York.
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DES Moines
Harold Hughes
Harold A. Goldman
Iowa Development Commission
Goldman
Marvin M. Schmidt
Iowa Paint Manufacturing Co., Inc
Southern Hills Development Co
Coatings Research Group, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Des Moines Teacher Aims for NEA Presidency
Des Moines high school math and drafting instructor George D. Fischer seeks the NEA presidency with a campaign led by Pat Ferrone. Iowa groups push support citing Fischer's prior NEA executive committee service and militancy advocacy. Another candidate is Charles Deubel of Freeport New York.
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DES Moines
George D. Fischer
Iowa
National Education Assn
State Education Assn
Assn
Fischer
Pat Ferrone
NEA
Dallas
Des Moines Technical High School
Iowa High Court Decisions Listed
Iowa high court handed down decisions Tuesday in cases by county. Jackson-Lamotte Independent School District v Jackson County affirmed on appeal regarding tax attachment orders. Winneshiek Howden v City of Decorah affirmed on plaintiff’s appeal for damages.
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DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Jackson — Lamotte Independent School District
Jackson County
Winneshiek — Howden
City of Decorah
Eastern Iowans To Join Phi Beta Kappa Honorary
East Iowans will be initiated into Alpha of Iowa chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Iowa on January 14. Initiation, led by Laura C. Dunstan, begins at 2 p.m. in Old Capitol Senate Chamber, with a reception in the Iowa Memorial Union Yale room. Fifty-two initiates include 25 seniors, 9 grad or professional students, and 18 recent graduates from cities such as Anamosa, Cedar Rapids, Dyersville, Iowa City, Lisbon, Monticello, Tipton, and more.
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Iowa City
East
U. of I
U. of S
Phi Beta Kappa
East Iowa seniors begin student teaching in January
Thirty-one upper Iowa college seniors will start nine weeks of student teaching in northeast schools under Dr. Donald Fostvedt. The program places them as faculty members under master teachers, gaining practical classroom experience during the second semester.
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Glenn R. Moss I
Glenn Moss
Cedar Rapids
Jim Timmerman
Lawrence Timmerman
Fayette
Carl Possehl
Ralph Possehl
Elkader
Patricia Ann Oakley
Don Bagge
Hazelton
Karen Dage Weaver
Lloyd Dage
Brandon
Strawberry Point
Delonis Wescott
Daryl Humphrey
Arlington
Sumner—David McCormick
Roy McCormick
Shellsburg
Joseph Lynott
Patrick Lynott
Vernon
Martha Schaer
Fred Schaer
Elgin
Charlotte Nelson
Helen Jackson
Blairstown
Cedar Rapids Gazette Local News Billing and Address
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883 by The Gazette Co., is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE, Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates list 55 cents per week by carrier and various mail options with annual costs. no mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapds
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Go Ahead for Fire Station at Iowa City
The Iowa City council informally approved Hansen LindMeyers to begin working drawings for a west side fire station. Plans show two elements a apparatus area and living quarters with a dormitory for seven. initial operation with one company and one pumper. Estimated cost 60000 for the 3000 square foot building with 15000 for site work. University to contribute 18750 toward land purchase. total project budget 75000.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Council
Hansen Lind-Meyers
New West Side
Frank Smiley
Smiley
Melrose Avenue
University Heights
Melrose
The 10 Oclock News Sports and Weather Brief
The item lists Monday through Friday coverage on sports and weather for Channel 9 alongside the 10 oclock news. It highlights daily sport updates and the forecast for the upcoming days.
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