New Firm Organized By Collins in Iowa
Collins of Collins Radio Co announces a new firm formed with a Cedar Rapids address. The organization plans no manufacturing and will focus on system engineering studies in communications and computers, with staff to be announced. Details on base of operations are unavailable.
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Cedar Rapids! Altoney
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Texas Secretaries of State
Sun Organization
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Burglars Flee Good Samaritan Lose Loot at Service Station
Burglars robbed Kanpp's Service Station Thursday and fled with loot. A Good Samaritan pursued the criminals, but the thieves escaped to a nearby town where authorities began investigation and continued manhunt efforts.
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Kanpp
Cimitest
Dealin
Frederick Dies King of Denmark and Snowmobile Theft
A witness reports Frederick, the sailor-king, died Friday after a car stopped near a rail station. A $1,000 snowmobile and trailer were stolen following a garage-trailer theft south of town. Burglars attempted to enter a vehicle, chased by a follower, as authorities pursued the case. Continued on page 8.
Retroactive Raise Policy Spelled Out By Pay Board
The Pay Board unanimously approved procedures for retroactive pay raises lost during the wage freeze. Automatic approval may apply to many raises up to 7 percent if funds or productivity were set aside. Employers must notify the Internal Revenue Service within 20 days. Larger units trigger a 14 day government review and potential challenges by board members. The move affects thousands of employees and aims to clarify back pay eligibility and wage controls.
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George Boldt
Denmark's New Queen Margrathe succeeds throne after king
Princess Margrathe, 31, ascends as Denmark's new queen, becoming only the second reigning queen in a decade. Surviving royals include Queen Meld, 62, and two daughters Beneidikta, 27, married to a German, and Queen Anne-Marie of Greece, 2, wife of King Constantine. Frederick fell ill with influenza on New Year's Day and died days later.
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Beneidikta
Anne-Marie
Greece
Constantine
Frederick
U.S. Congressman Expelled From Soviet Union
The Soviet Union ordered the expulsion of Rep. James Scheuer a New York Democrat who visited the Soviet Union as part of a House subcommittee. He was detained after a dinner with a Jewish professor in Leningrad and later released. Embassy officials say he did nothing to merit expulsion and planned to depart for Helsinki.
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Kennedy says he will not be a convention delegate
Senator Kennedy denies White House ambitions and says he will not serve as a delegate to the Democratic national convention. He filed an affidavit to remove his name from the Massachusetts ballot but plans to campaign for the Democratic nominee and agrees with polls showing Muskie as the front runner.
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Ritchard Kenedy
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OBrien Attacks Wallace Entry in Florida Primary
Democratic leaders react to George Wallace entering the Florida primary race for the presidential nomination. O'Brien argues Wallace doubts legitimacy and aims to split the party, contending Nixon’s only hope is a three way race. Florida delegates face certification rules amid mobilization by other campaigns.
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George Wantage
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Muskie
Maine
Shirley Chisholm
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Congress
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Phorida
Ponds
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Gavalina
Wise Isiomal
Justices Reject Legislative Plan
The Iowa Supreme Court voided the 1971 legislative reapportionment as unconstitutional for failing to meet equal population rules. The court rejected the legislature’s plan and suggested adopting a constitutional plan, likely from the League of Women Voters or others, with all 30 Senate seats up in 1972 and adjusted term lengths. The decision came after briefs from labor, Democratic, civil liberties groups, and others, and directs drafting of a compliant map.
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Warren Rees
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Richard Turner
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Noun
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Iowa Civil Libaries Union
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Towa City
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Newton
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Roger Supgen
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Legislative Service Center
Lessue of Women Voters
Iowa
League of Women Voters
Iil
High Court Remap Ruling Sparks Harsh Political Response
A heated reaction followed a high court remap ruling as lawmakers criticized the decision. Rep. Camp denounced the court as jackasses while Gov. Ray and Lt. Gov. Jepsen signaled support for court action or a legislative fix. Senate Majority Leader Lamborn urged appealing to higher authority. Governor Ray stressed reallocation is legislative responsibility despite backing the court’s swift briefing. Pregnancy Elizabeth Shaw chairs constitutional amendments.
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C. Edwin) Moore
Wiecourt
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Twallee Moore
Elizabeth Shaw
R'Davenport
Kids Dreaming Of Doctors Affected By Hand Washing Fears
A playful item notes how children want to become doctors yet fear the hands washing ritual goes up to the elbows. The quirky line underscores kid logic and humor in everyday tasks at playtime.
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