Culver Urges Nixon Action On Oil To Ease Shortages
Representative John Culver asked President Nixon to use any means needed to supply fuel for homes schools hospitals and industry. He joined Midwest Democrats calling for lifting oil quotas and warned the quota system harms national security and consumer interests while benefiting major oil firms. He urged Justice Department antitrust work on new energy policy. The Iowa Democrat warned energy crises will be a major issue in coming years.
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Linn County Municipalities Assn discusses group aims
At a working meeting in Cedar Rapids Linn County Municipalities Association outlined aims to improve city services and governance, coordinate on state and national issues, and build influence with government. A monthly newsletter was approved and Loren ce Winkler of Center Point to publish. Next meeting February 8 at Pala school with county supervisors invited.
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Towa
Cedar Rapids
Houston
Texas
van Nost
Linn County
Reservations for Chamber Dinner Being Accepted
The Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce invites reservations for its annual dinner on January 24 at the college auditorium. About 300 tickets sold at 6 dollars each, available at Chamber offices or by calling 964-6135. Justice Harry A. Blackmun will speak. special tables reserved for officials and their spouses.
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Iowal
Judiciary
Sixth Judicial District
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Iowa to receive 500000 gallons of fuel oil
Iowa Commerce Commission Chairman Maurice Van Nostrand announced Northwestern Refining Co of St Paul will release 500000 gallons of fuel oil for Iowa use. The fuel is expected to begin arriving Monday and will be enough to meet current needs.
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DES Moines
Iowa Commerce Commission
Maurice van Nostrand
Northwestern Refining Co
St. Paul
Summer Auto Trips Blamed
DES MOINES AP An American Oil Co spokesman blames summer gasoline demand from vacation trips for part of the fuel shortage. Robert Uttley, PR manager, noted winter fuel oil refining was delayed as majors refocused on gasoline. Other factors cited include pipeline limits, delayed crops, early Mississippi River freeze hindering barge shipments, and unseasonably cold weather.
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American Oil Co
Robert Uttley
Kansas City
Utley
Iowa
Mississippi River
Buchanan Court Cases Are Told
Registration for the winter swimming instruction program at Elizabeth Bender pool extends to Tuesday with ten weeks of classes for children and adults. In court, Mary J. Barker of Adel received a 10 day suspended sentence for drunken driving. another charge was dismissed and the suspension sent to Dallas County. Rollie Joe Bergeson of Independence was fined 300 dollars after pleading guilty to drunken driving. he was recharged later. A trio of young men faced larceny charges in a separate case filed Sept 6 1971. pleas were entered and the matter dismissed in the judge’s view.
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Elizabeth Bender Swimming Pool
Independence
Mary J. Barker
Adel
Buchanan County
Iere
Peter van Metre
Dallas County
Hoth
Highway Patrol
Rollie Joe Bergeson
Schuman's
Lhelin Aurora
Steve
Miller
van Metre
Dismissals Leave Several Defendants in Iowa Case
Dennis Ray Salter aged 20 and David John Koch 19, both of Lamont, along with Edwin Karl Neustman 21 of Cedar Rapids, are named in the case. Edwin Lewis Carlson of rural Jesup, charged June 26, 1972, had a guilty plea withdrawn and the case was dismissed.
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Dennis Ray Salter
David John Koch
Lamont
Edwin Karl NeusTnan
Cedar Rapids
Edwin Lewis .Carlson
Jesup
Arsenal Rock Island to add 1500 jobs in reorg
Rep Thomas Bailsback announced from Washington that the Rock Island arsenal will house the army’s new armament command. More than 1,500 civilian and military positions will be created as part of a reorganization of armament commands at the facility.
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APT
Rock Island Arsenal
Thomas Bailsback
R-I
Washington
Planning for All Town Fair Is Under Way
The 1973 Alltown Fair runs July 29 to August 8 with many new events planned. A thrill show may return opening afternoon, stock car racing nights are set, and on grounds free entertainment and high acts are being booked. Livestock shows face committee recommendations to the agriculture bureau, final show dates and entry heads to be approved. seven chairmen were named to lead standing committees.
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Leo Peiffer
Peiffer
Charles Decker
Chet Bullis
Agriculture Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Bullis
Fair
M. G. Swords
Xenineth Paulson
Joseph Hladky Tif
Auto
C. J. Elsenbast
Ted Paulson
George Clifford
Hawkeye Downs
Bock
City dog licenses available for 1973 permits
City treasurer Bill Hines announced that Thursday dog licenses for 1973 are now available. Owners can bring valid rabies certificates to the treasurer's office, fill out a form, and obtain licenses for $2 in January and February. starting March the price rises to $4.
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Bill Hines
Hines
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