Ray's State Speech Gets Approval
Des Moines officials react to Gov. Robert Ray's state of the state address. Lt. Gov. Roger Jepsen endorses the cooperative tone, while House Speaker William Harbor and others note emphasis on action in drug abuse, revenue sharing, and voting age. Legislators praise clarity on economic growth and state agency operations.
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Frank Nye
Gazette
Des Moines
Roger Jepsen
Robert Ray
Iowa
Andrew Varley
R-Stewart
House
Senate
G.O.P
Clifton Lamborn
Maquoketa
Otter
Joseph Johnston
D-Town
Richard Radl
Lisbon
James Wells
Cedar Rapids
Howard Hamilton
Tipton
Ralph Poller
Marion
Harold McCormick
Manchester
Maynard Menelee
R Fayette
John Mendenhall
Rnew Albin
Floyd Gilley
R Maynard
Keith Dunton
Thornburg
Pact Flayed By Culebrans Amid Navy Target Plan
On Culebra Island Puerto Rico Independence leader Ruben Berrios denounces a pact by Puerto Rican and naval officials to curb firing ranges while vowing to disrupt Operation Springboard. Navy secretary Chafee warns full termination depends on technology and geography. Officials push for civilian safety and cooperation to keep zones clear during gunnery and to resist chapel in a target area.
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Culebran
U.S. Atlantic J Fleet
Culebra
Navy
Chafee
Washington
Guy
Luis Ferre
Senate
Rafael Hernandez
Ramon Feliciano
Berrios
Quaker Aid
Dedication Role to Nixon Denied Reduction of Tanner Sentence
U S Judge Edward J Mc Manus denied a Rockford man Purvis Tanner's bid for sentence reduction and probation after two years in prison for transporting and negotiating six forged money orders of 75 each. Mc Manus noted lack of authority to suspend the sentence though he favored potential early parole if approved by the parole board. In Washington President Nixon planned participation in the Pomilar Production dedication of the Dwight Steel sheet piling system amid GOP efforts to protect erosion and flooding in river communities.
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U. S
Edward J. McManus
Rockford, YL
Purvis Tanner
Borkford
Waterlay
McManus
Didge McManus
Parole Board
Washington
Nixon
Dwight
D. Eisenhower National Republic
Ean
G.O.P
Public Library Story Hour Details Missing
A city notice reports a story hour at the main public library auditorium for preschoolers on a Wednesday at 7:30 PM. It mentions travel film fees and a call to contact Roger Meeker for details, with a report of a car entering the May City lot and stolen stereo tapes valued at 87 dollars.
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Roger Meeker
East Africa
Audibour
May City
Neal ‘Duff
Cedar Rapids
Com- 7
Mike Fay
Jack Rector
This Radio Co
Avion
Council On Human Relationsies
System C
YWCA
Optimist International
Elks Club
Factory Heating Units Misfit Causes Cold Spell
Cedar Rapids district cites factory error for undersized burner openings in new heating units at four elementary schools. Malmer says units ran at reduced capacity, failing in extreme cold last week. Van Buren will get fittings and other units soon. full fix expected after minor adjustments.
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Cedar Rapids
Shermal
Fac- Southard
Washington
Joe Malmer
Gretch
Servel
Nish
Malmer
van Buren
City to buy trailer for landfill fee office in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids city council agreed Tuesday to purchase a heated, lighted office trailer for use as the landfill fee collector’s station. The move aligns with new dumping rates set earlier and expected to last one to two years at the current dump site.
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Cedar Rapids
Gerald Eggleston
Eggleston
Pickwick Co
Huntley urges revision of presidential press conferences
Former NBC anchor Chet Huntley told San Francisco business leaders he favors changing rules for presidential news conferences. He criticized current formats as tailored for the President and proposed adding mechanisms to pause for further questions, such as after Vietnam inquiries.
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San Francisco
NBC
Chet Huntley
Huntley-Brinkley
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Vietnam
Innocent Pleas in District Court for Larceny and Check Fraud
Michael R. Zeadon pled innocent to larceny involving $300 in tools from an Iowa City residence on December 20. Trial set for March 1. released on 10 percent of a $2,000 bond. Timothy M. Burke pled innocent to false drawing and altering. trial set for February 18. held on $2,000 bond. Charges stem from a $25 check drawn on a Coralville bank to Hy Vee that was returned for insufficient funds.
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Iowa City
Michael R. Zeadon
Robert Ann
Iown City
Timothy M. Burke
Johnson County
Coralville
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Ellis Blvd
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Roosevelt
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1St Ave
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Richard A
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Staubcourt
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Gedar Rapids
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