Legislative Notes by Frank Nye Iowa presidential pictures change
In Iowa communities along the Mississippi River, locals wager on when ice goes out. Republicans note Nixon’s oath timing with the replacement of LBJ’s portrait in the House and Senate, a quick ceremony observed today. Five women from 1967 return to the legislature, with two advancing to the Senate, marking increased female representation. Senators Minnette Doderer and W. Charlene Conklin join the Senate, a first for two women serving together. Re-elected to the House are A. June Franklin, Joan Lipsky, and Elizabeth Shaw, with Elizabeth R. Miller elected to the House for the first time.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Senate
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Nixon
House of Representatives
Legisature
Minnette Doderer
Iown City
W. Charlene Conklin
Waterloo
A. June Franklin
Des Moines
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Shaw
Davenport
Elizabeth R. Miller
Marshalltown
Parochial Bus Rides and School Standards Debate
Des Moines AP report on Iowa lawmakers weighing a rider that would allow parochial school children to ride public school buses only if their schools meet state educational standards. Gov Ray supports limited use and cites cost concerns. past debates center on church-state separation and bus capacity.
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Des Moines
Kenneth Benda
R-Hartwick
Senate Schools Committee
Benda
Iowa
Ray
Hughes. Ray
Public Safety Commissioner
Monticello sewer setting rescheduled to Feb 3 at 3 p.m
Monticello hearing and bid setting for the sewer plant improvement is moved to Monday February 3 at 3 p.m. The prior date January 20 was rescheduled at the request of city engineer Paul McMahan. Rev John Wild and Garry Cooper join the airport board while G M Jones and Mrs Elmer Anderson join the swimming pool board.
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Monticello
Paul McMahan
John Wild
Garry Cooper
G. M. Jones
Elmer Anderson
University of Iowa Quintet Set for Luther College
The University of Iowa brass quintet will perform a free concert at Luther College in Decorah on January 23 at 8 p.m. in Walders Concourse, Science Building. The Iowa Arts Council sponsors part of the event.
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Decorah
University of Iowa Brass Quintet
Luther College
Walders Concourse
Iowa Arts Council
Mike Cox 20 Receives Jail Term For Beer Charge
Mike Cox aged 20 of Vinton was sentenced to 30 days in Benton county jail after pleading guilty to possession of beer as a minor. He was arrested Friday night by the highway patrol. Three other men arrested over the weekend are to appear in court later. Kenneth Lubbock, 27, Vinton, and Joseph Patterson, 28, Tama, posted bonds on intoxication charges. Patterson posted bond after arrest for violating the night speed limit and failing to dim lights.
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Channel 9 Dialing for Dollars Matinee Debuts Cash Payout
George Patrick pays viewers in cash on Channel 9 in a weekday matinee segment airing at 3 30 PM The program offers daily cash prizes to engaged KCRG TV watchers, signaling a new weekday window for audience participation and prize delivery.
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