Votes in Congress loans against draft plan
Congress votes on key issues for the week ending June 27. The House approves Carter's peacetime draft registration 234 to 168, with 4 million 19 and 20 year olds to register July 21. a separate measure required for a draft. Senate passes and rejects amendments on student loan repayments private school aid and tax cuts, with party lines shaping outcomes.
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Congress
Washington
Congressional Quarterly
House
Carter
Senate
United States
Culver
Jepsen
Finance Committee
Garwin Celebrates Centennial With Five Day Festivities
Garwin marks its 100th birthday with a five day series of events starting Wednesday. activities include flower show welcome ceremony square dance pageants big wheel races bubble gum frog races youth parade antique tractor pull Miss Tama County pageant and community church service plus carnival bingo flea market hot air balloon rides and a slow pitch tournament.
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Garwin
Legion Hall
Garwin School
Tama-Toledo Kitchen
City Park
Tama County
Iowa humanities grants fund Iowa City Amana projects
The Iowa Humanities board awarded grants to three University of Iowa projects and one to the Amana Preservation Foundation. Funds support Culture and Environment Amana Colonies, a film on Grant Wood, a University of Iowa Museum of Art program, and a conference on liberal education and employment. Genevieve Keller Kim Wall Joann Moser Gertude Champe Nancy Harper named project directors.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Amana Preservation Foundation
Iowa Humanities Board
National Endowment For the Humanities
Iowa
Amana Colonies
Genevieve Keller
Grant Wood
Kim Wall
University of Iowa Museum of Art
Joann Moser
Gertrude G. Champe
Nancy L. Harper
Miss Iowa heads to Seoul for Miss Universe pageant
Iowa State University senior Lori Krominga of Keystone leaves Ames for Seoul to compete in the Miss Universe pageant joined by other Miss USA contestants and will return by July 9.
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AMES
Seoul
Korea
Iowa State University
Lori Krominga
Keystone
Linn Court fines multiple for assaults and drunk driving
Linn County Court records show Charles F. Joss fined 75 for April assaults on three people. Marilyn Fowler and Irvin Johnson also pleaded guilty to assaults with fines of 25 each. Twenty eight others were sentenced for drunk driving, with several receiving suspended jail terms and probation. Multiple defendants faced related charges, with some pleas resulting in probation and required drinking drivers schooling.
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Charles F. Joss
Fourth Ave. SE
First Avenue Division
Linn District Court
Joss
Richard W. Joss
Linda
Mickey Jenison
Marilyn D. Fowler
Fifth Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Fowler
Irvin Johnson
18Th St. SE
Elaine Sallis
Stephen C. Cronbaugh
St. SW
Department of Correctional Services
Crowbaugh
Michael J. Mraz
Mount Vernon Road SE
Timothy Weinreich
First Ave
Marion
Robert E. Thompson
Robinwood Drive
Robins
Jay L. Weinreich
David F. Wilgenbusch
Second Ave. SE
Kirkwood Community College
Kurt A. Neuhart
Neuhart
Charles R. Fritz
Linn County
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Bedell
Grassley
Harkin
Leach
Smith
Tauke
Garwin Marks Centennial
U of 1
Amana
Office of
C.R. Kitchen
Optometrist
Siegel
David W. Carlin
10Th St. NE
Benjamin B. Beaman
Epworth
Leroy Moore
Ave. NW
Robert L. Tokheim
Johnson Ave
Ida M. Shonka
Wilson Ave
Relda R. Albers
Harold Drive SE
Denise A. Johnson
Gordon Ave
David A. Long
Gretchen
Kent
FTC
Evjon
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