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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1969

Page

6

Iowa Ethics Panels Move Mild Lobbyist Rules Forward

Iowa senate and house ethics committees voted to require financial disclosures from legislators and lobbyists. The proposed code would ban contingent fees and bar lobbyists from chamber floors while mandating registration of financial interests above five thousand dollars.

DES Moines Iowa Senate House Reby Sesede Hil Newton Acof The Sena Taalalatora

Contingent Fees in Lobbying Divides Iowa Panels

Iowa Senate ethics chair Arthur Neu backs disclosure of contingent fee arrangements as a compromise. House ethics chair Floyd Millen doubts passage. Hill’s plan to ban lobbyist perks is rejected, while Eugene Elderkin argues against curb by banning fees. Senator Richard L Stephens says groups use contingency to pressure lawmakers.

Arthur Neu R-Carroll Senate Ethics Committee House Floyd Millen Farmington Hill Richard L. Stephens Crawfordsville

Father Saves 3 Children in Montour Fire

David Branon family seven room home near Montour business district suffered heavy fire damage. Branon rescued three children from a bedroom. he and Bill Meeker received medical care. Todd Branon, 2, hospitalized with pneumonia. Mrs Branon and Todd were away. Fire chief Maki cited unknown cause, likely a closet on lower floor. Branon operates a LeGrand service station. owner Dallas Wiese selling by contract.

Montour David Branon Branon Bill Meeker Meeker Evangelical Marshalltown Todd Marshalltown Hospital Charles Maki Dallas Wiese LeGrand

Amana Society Objects to Corporate Farming Bill

The Amana society warns Sen. Kenneth Benda that a senate bill to ban corporate farming could threaten its operations. Don Shoup, society secretary, calls the measure ill advised and a blow to free enterprise citing Amana’s 100 plus year farming history and cooperative roots. The bill, introduced by Sen. James Schaben and eight others, faces opposition over potential exemptions for corporations and co-ops.

Des Moines Amana Society Kenneth Benda Amana Shoup Iowa Fair State of James Schaben D-Dunlap

Snow Ends Tradition at Cornell Winter Weekend

Cornell tradition of a snowless Winter Weekend breaks with forecasts of snow this year. University events run Friday to Sunday featuring a cross campus sled race for king and queen, Casino Royale, time out shows, snow sculpture judging, broom hockey, tug of war, and a Seven Suns dance. Admission is free with Daniel Holmes overseeing.

Cornell Cornell College Robert A. Reid the Commons Commons Union Board Lee Marvin Claudia Cardinale Armstrong Hall Seven Suns Daniel Holmes Oak Park

Hughes Presses Quick Reform Action For 1972 Nomination

Sen. Harold E. Hughes criticized Democratic leaders for delaying groups to reform 1972 presidential nomination procedures. He urged national chair Fred R. Harris to act soon, noting disenchantment among young voters and concern that some state legislatures will act after delegate selection begins. He offered to lead or join the reform commission if reforms follow the convention mandate.

Washington Harold E. Hughes Iowa Harris Oklahoma Democrat Lawrence F. O’brien Sen Hughes Reform Commission

Locomotive Hits Dump Truck Killing Fifteen Workers

A freight train collided with a dump truck in Puebla Mexico killing 15 workers and injuring 10 others. The crash disrupted local traffic and prompted emergency response teams to scene. A portion of the area remained cordoned off as investigators reviewed the wreckage.

Puebla Mexico UPI

Iowa county assessors urge professional tax staff for equity

Verne Pottorff of Iowa City urged creation of a professionally staffed property tax department within the state revenue agency to aid equalization across counties. He proposed salaries of 15000 to 20000 dollars to recruit qualified staff and commended Revenue Director William Forst for his efforts despite court challenges. Pottorff argued most inequities lack factual bases and noted taxpayers care about tax amounts.

DES Moines Iowa Senate Ways and Means Committee Johnson County Verne Pottorff Iowa City State Department of Revenue Pottorff State Revenue William Forst Forst

Snow derails train north of Center Point

Snow halted rail travel between Oelwein and Cedar Rapids. A Thursday derailment near Center Point and Walker involved five cars and a diesel engine leaving the tracks but not overturning. Crews expect tracks between Oelwein and Cedar Rapids to be cleared by Friday.

Center Point Rock Island Oelwein Cedar Rapids Walker

Weimer Questions Need for Campus Police Expansion

Iowa State Sen. Donald Weimer voices concern over proposed bill granting regents campuses authority to commission security officers. He asks who requested it, force size, training, and scope of peace officer powers including enforcement of student conduct. He may press questions on the senate floor.

Des Moines Donald Weimer Cedar Rapids State Board of Regents Weimer Senate Higher Education Committee Senate Mace Billy Iowa David Stanley R-Muscatine Arthur Neu R-Carroll Neu

Lawmaker Lifts One Year Limit for High School Equivalency

Cedar Rapids moves to end the one year deadline for high school equivalency certificates enabling a Vietnam veteran marine to join the police force. Rep Joan Lipsky credits Cedar Rapids official J C Ellertson for aiding passage and notes the change aligns with new police academy rules. Congressman Keith Dunton comments on tax and sales tax credit concerns.

Linn State Department of Public Instruction Vietnam Cedar Rapids Joan Lipsky J. C. Ellertson State Department Police Academy Rep. Lipsky C. A. Johnston Public Instruction Department Narena Keith Dunton Thornburg Gazette Iowa Ray Keith

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