Money Is Spent Legislators Told in Opening of Session
The Iowa senate opened its second regular session with Lt. Gov. Roger Jepsen saying no spending initiatives should move forward without clear funding and a six year cost plan. Debate focused on collective bargaining for state workers and reassigning bills, with Jepsen indicating he would veto measures. The session adjourned after votes defeated a motion to keep the collective bargaining bill on the calendar.
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Calf in trunk leads to theft, concealed weapon charges
Deputies stopped a 1967 deluxe car on Edgewood Road near General Mills. Three occupants led by Jack D. Schina of Ueeleton were charged with theft of a domestic animal and carrying a concealed weapon. The calf was identified as Tim er Cech’s cow, found southwest of Cedar Rapids. the owner claimed a $120 nursing fee.
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Third Bid Is Formally Announced by Humphrey
Senator Hubert Humphrey formally announces his third bid for the presidency at a Philadelphia Poor Richard Club event. He calls for reconciliation and an end to the war in Vietnam, pledging to rebuild schools, hospitals, and neighborhoods with renewed national purpose. He challenges Nixon’s leadership and urges immediate war relief, aiming to win Pennsylvania and other delegates.
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Pornography Law Pushed by Gov Ray in 1972 agenda
DES MOINES Gov Ray calls for a new pornography control law to curb sale and distribution of offensive material. He argues adults have rights but a youthful market must be deprived, while proposing add on nuisance laws for private citizens to halt offensive displays. The governor also outlines a 25 point program including Vietnam veterans bonus and drunk driver schools, with budget requests totaling 1 025 million for the fiscal year.
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Queen Burns Capsizes Near Hong Kong Harbor
The Seawise University, an 88,000 ton former Cunard liner renamed after repairs, capsized at Hong Kong harbor after a late Sunday fire. Officials say no deaths, though up to 2,000 tons of heavy fuel and crew were aboard. cause under inquiry amid sabotage theories and rapid flame spread.
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Democratic convention delegate plan adopted by reform panel
A reform commission led by Senator Meayant proposes a new formula to apportion 3016 convention votes among states boosting rural influence. The plan, tied to one man one vote concerns and contrasts with prior methods, faces legal and political scrutiny as courts review authority and potential constitutional issues.
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Nixon Plans Major Foreign Policy Report
President Nixon aims to deliver a major foreign policy report to Congress in early February, with the White House stating a focus on China. Henry Kissinger remained at San Clemente to work on the document as Nixon met with Japan and prepared talks with Prime Minister Sato.
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Moscow cabinet ministry raises Blatus MOSCOW note
The Soviet news agency Tévestia reports that Blatus MOSCOW has been raised to a cabinet ministry level in a government reshuffle announced on Monday.
Biography Fraud Claims Spark Hughes Conference
In Los Angeles a press conference, described by Hughes spokesmen as misrepresented, featured charges that a forthcoming biography is fraudulent and fantastical. Publishers defend its authenticity while experts debate voice identification methods as evidence for Hughes’s voice in the contested work.
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Challenge to Blood Test Law Rebuffed
A supreme court on Monday declined to hear a challenge to Colawin do's simplified consent law requiring motorists to submit blood tests for alcohol control. The decision preserves the existing framework and regulatory approach.
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Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a local sale action with readable hints of officials and a public sale process. It references names and dates unclearly, with partial terms suggesting a governing body action and a deadline. The legible portion lacks complete details for full reconstruction.
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