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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1967

Page

4

Iowa City mayor criticized for antagonizing state legislators

Johnson county Senator Robert Burns charged Mayor William C. Hubbard with needlessly antagonizing the Iowa General Assembly. He cited post cards Hubbard sent to lawmakers asking what they have done for property tax relief, signed by Hubbard with a campaign slogan. Hubbard defended the action noting tax structure concerns and said he would send more cards.

Des Moines Iowa City Johnson County Iowa General Assembly Robert J. Burns Doxford William C. Hubbard Burns Hubbard 62Nd General Assembly General Assembly James Papke Purdue Iowa

Get Going Now on Next Election, Democrat Says

Des Moines report on Kenneth Robinson a Bayard publisher and former state representative urging Iowa Democrats to unite for the 1968 election. He criticizes lack of access to Gov Hughes and calls for closer liaison among the governor’s office Democratic headquarters and county chairs. Robinson notes favorable reader response to his letter with one unsigned negative reply.

Des Moines Kenneth Robinson Bayard Iowa Robinson Johnson Liai Guthrie County

High Performance Car License Boost Eyed

Des Moines state Rep. Scott McIntyre Jr. plans a bill to double license fees for high performance cars defined by a weight to horsepower ratio of 10 to 1 or less. He represents Cedar Rapids and outlined the proposal as a revenue measure.

Des Moines Scott McIntyre, Jr Cedar Rapids McIntyre Radl Scott

Tractor accident claims Roger Fine near Odebloft

Roger Fine, 27, died Monday when his tractor tipped on his farm about five miles south of Odebloft. The tragedy occurred while he worked the fields, authorities said.

Odebolt Roger Fineran Here

Lipsky's Driver Test Bill Clarified by Rep Lipsky

Legislative note laughs at misreport about Rep Lipsky bill. It now clarifies that only drivers with two moving violations or one with injury must take the full written and driving tests, while renewals require only the eye test. Public safety officials back the measure as a safety emphasis. A reading of Gov Hughes inaugural is jokingly noted as including the kitchen sink.

ES Moines Linn County Joan Lipsky Cedar Rapids Lipsky

Old Age Assistance Grants Boosted in Iowa

The Iowa social welfare board announced a raise averaging about $7 monthly for roughly 17 000 old age assistance recipients. Individuals 65 plus without income will see from 98 to 105 dollars per month, while elderly couples rise from 148 to 160 dollars. About 24 000 Iowans receive aid, but the increase applies to about 70 percent of them and excludes nursing and custodial care residents.

State Social Welfare Board

Flood Seminar Draws 69 Officials Across Eastern Iowa

About 69 representatives from cities towns counties and rural drainage districts attended the first flood seminar at the Rock Island district corps of engineers headquarters. The session outlined federal agency duties during emergencies and the duties of local officials. Two follow up sessions were planned for other Rock Island district areas.

Rock Island Corps of Engineers Dubuque Hannibal William A. Joern U. S. Weather Bureau Quad-City A. F. Burleigh Hydraulics Rock Island District Joern

Radi Acknowledges Second Thoughts On Govt Change Bill

DES MOINES Rep Richard Radi reprimanded himself for co sponsoring a bill to allow Iowa towns to vote every two years on changing their government, up from four. Rep Walter McNamara, Rep Carroll Redfern, Rep Thomas Roe, Rep Charles Grassley, and Rep James Patton co sponsor the measure, which aims to align city terms with the two year election cycle. The bill draws criticism for potentially destabilizing governments by enabling repeated changes within short intervals.

Des Moines Richard Radi Lisbon Iowa Radl Linn County Walter McNamara Cedar Rapids Carroll Redfern Donnelson Thomas Roe McNamara Lowa

Independent Insurance Agent Works For You

A neighborhood home fire reminder highlights the role of an independent agent who can choose from multiple insurers to tailor a policy. With no single company allegiance, the agent prioritizes the client when assistance is needed.

Mayors and School Heads To Meet At Iowa City

Iowa City hosts a workshop on school municipal relations for mayors and superintendents from 25 large Iowa cities. The University of Iowa institute of public affairs and the college of education organize the event with conference coordinator Robert Senecal noting rising complexity in social action challenges and joint programs.

Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa U. of I.’s Institute of Public Affairs Division of Educational Administration College of Education Robert Senecal Institute Towa U. S

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