Marion zoning plan faces delay amid commission clash
The Marion zoning commission failed Tuesday to send the comprehensive community plan to the council, with members voting to reconsider at a special meeting next Tuesday. Objections from residents were read while changes in zoning near Eth Avenue and Seventh Avenue drew debate. reorganization of officers was announced and a poplar referendum suggestion floated.
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Marlon
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Seventh Avec
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Burnham
Alfred Berger
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Howard
Iegsmvani
Don Kenwliger
Henry Katz
Geraldine Stark Ditch
W. J. Luedtke
Doug Henderson
William Reilly
Larry Ashton
Ronald Scott
Charles Boquist
Reilly
Sealt
Starks
Khirtieth
Vurive
Hill Attacks Ray Plan as Financial Miracle Needed
Des Moines Senator Eugene Hill questions Gov Ray's 23 point program saying it requires a financial miracle without tax increases. He cites Fiscal Director Rankin's Sept 30 report showing existing funds committed and growing school aid and debt service amid federal revenue changes. Gov Ray vows to detail funding in 25 budget messages next month.
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Eugene Hill
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Gerald Rankin
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Nixon European Trip Is Shelved
Washington AP reports President Nixon has postponed plans for a postinaugural Europe trip as peace talks in Vietnam continue. Officials emphasize maintaining close ties with Western European nations while the administration revises broader foreign policy aims amid uncertainties about the peace process.
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Vietnam
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Jace
Mtchel Gondo
Ady, Fearky Ag
Hike by Independence Hospital Postponed
Independence Pup ples Memorial hospital trustees postponed a planned rate hike for private rooms and semi private care. Auditors warned that increases may violate wage price controls after a 1972 net revenue rise, with expansion plans to build a 10 room acute care center to ease overcrowding. A meeting with internal revenue authorities will be arranged to review legality.
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Independence
Pupples Memorial Hospital
Internal Revenue Authorities
Chicago Teachers Strike for Less Work, More Pay
Chicago public schools shut down as the CTU strikes for a 2.5 percent raise, smaller class sizes, and a shorter work year without pay loss. Superintendent Redmond announced closures after talks with the teachers union failed to resolve funding and contract disputes.
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Chicago
Pleads Guilty in 4.7 Million Case in Georgia
Lumay Mill, a former Carterguille banker, pled guilty to 60 counts of fraud in the disappearance of 4.7 million dollars in bank funds. He faces up to 100 years in prison and 300 thousand dollars in fines as U S District Judge William OKelley set to begin jury selection.
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William O’kelley
Two of Eight Webb Counts Dismissed in Cedar Rapids
Federal Judge Edo ward J McManus in Cedar Rapids dismissed two of eight counts against Charles W Webb Jr a former executive vice president of First Federal Savings and Loan in Cedar Rapids. He faced six embezzlement counts involving funds from First Federal totals ranging from 1500 to 12500 between July 23 1971 and April 17 1972.
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Edoward J. McManus
Cedarapidy
Webb
Sitelion
Wiest Fedoral Savings and Loan Agsn
Cedar In
IRS Rolls Back Prices at Reeve Volkswagen
The Internal Revenue Service announced that Reeve Volkswagen at 181 Collins Road NE has voluntarily rolled back prices. An investigation is underway following the price rollback. Wednesday.
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Reeve Volkswagen
Collins Road
Wednas. Iday
Wildlife Federation to hold three day session in C R
The Yowa Wildlife federation opens its 21st annual three day meeting Friday at the Roosevelt hotel with affiliates and members from across the state. Topics include environmental matters and a Friday night film festival. Tickets cost 6 dollars and are available at the registration desk. A Saturday banquet features Charly Griffith and a panel on land use planning with State Sen. Charles Laverly and others. Public attendance begins 9 a.m. Saturday.
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Ifg
Rooosevelt
Eluba
Outdcor'c Writers Assn. of America
Charly Griffith
Registraion
Iowa
Charles Laverly
Indianola
William Gray
T He Town Highway Commision
Fred Priewert
Direc Stor
State Conservation
Roger Blo
Baum
Gaylord Nelson
Dwig
Johnson Named U S Top SALT Negotiator For USSR
President Nixon announced Memday ne haw chosen U S undersecretary Alexis Johnson to succeed Gerard Smith as chief U S negotiator at the SALT talks with the Soviet Union. Johnson, 64, has long served in foreign service and will lead negotiations, with Charles Griffith as moderator in the National Wildlife Federation.
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Nixon
Memlayne Haw
U. Alexis Johnson
U.S
Soviet Union
Johnson
Gerard Smith
Charles Griffith
National Wildlife Foreign-Service Officer
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