Tax Relief or Tax Increases in Iowas School Aid Law
The new school aid law signed by Governor Ray may lower school property taxes in some districts effective 1972 73 but many Iowans face higher income taxes for relief. Counties lose $6 million in cow tax revenue repealed in 1970 with state aid insufficient to replace most of it, shifting costs to property owners. The Iowa Development Commission backed repealing the cow tax to spur cattle expansion, while legislators blocked a full replacement plan, leaving counties to levy higher levies.
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Ray
Treasuries
Linn
House Appropriations Committee
John Camp
Iowa Development Commission
Texas
Iowa
McCarthy Could Influence 72 Vote By Marquis Childs
In the spending heavy 1968 race Eugene McCarthy drew funds from a few wealthy donors. If these backers finance a 1972 run he could shape the election, possibly entering New York primaries or pursuing a third party spoiler path. The piece notes big money’s power and questions reform versus corruption in politics.
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Ashington
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
New York State
Richard Nixon
Mott
Urban League
Charles Stewart Mott
America
General Motors
Nature
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
Humphrey
McCarthy Money
Joseph Califano
Democratic National Committee
Fortune Magazine
Senate Committee
National Committee
Right Turn on Red Rules Across City Unveiled
City traffic engineers confirm 11 east side and 5 west side intersections will permit right turns on red after stopping and yielding. Of 142 signal points 94 are east and 48 west, with 49 more planned and 14 under study as officials note the east side has higher traffic volumes.
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Public Safety Department
M. B. Meyer
First Avenue
Iowa General Assembly
Is Lying Essential Pentagon Papers By Buckley Jr
Buckley argues that government dissimulation is inherent to statecraft and not uniquely evil. He cites Eisenhower and Roosevelt to contrast truth and pragmatism, warns that readers may misread the Pentagon papers, and worries they could foster cynicism toward democratic mechanisms. The piece appeared in The Washington Star Syndicate.
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William F. Buckley, Jr
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Ethelred the Just
Soviet Russia
Camp David
Khrushchev
Hungary
Budapest
Russia
United States
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
State Department
South Indiana State
Notre Dame
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Saigon
Washington Star Syndicate
Could It Be an Image Builder Mystery of Agnew World Tour
The five day Seoul swing by Vice President Spiro Agnew fuels speculation that President Nixon aims to bolster Agnew's image and test diplomacy in a ceremonial mission. Observers note limited substance and foresee broader goals in Singapore, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and other stops, including possible 1972 considerations.
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Eoul
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Nixon
Park Chung Hee
Chosun
Singapore
California
Guam
South Korea
United States
Park
Vietnam
Laird
White House
Edward Gierek's Quiet but Deep Polish Leadership Shift
Edward Gierek replaces Gomulka as Poland's party chief after a year of economic upheaval. He trims top leadership, curbs propagandistic displays, and pushes for open party meeting agendas while tackling bureaucratic inertia and a hidden crisis in industrial output. He faces a must-do internal purge to align production with demand and break a "monopoly" psychology among mid-level officials.
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Arsaw
Poland
Communist Party
Gomulka
Edward Gierek
Gierek
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Cracow
Warsaw
Central Committee
Silesia
Mieczyslaw Moczar
Katowice
Hoover Lunches Alone as Tolson Ailing in Washington
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover dines solo amid Clyde Tolson illness. Tolson, Hoover’s longtime associate, remains away from work, with reporters noting Tolson’s absence and Hoover retreating to a corner lunch at the Rib Room before returning to FBI HQ.
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Ashington
FBI
Clyde Tolson
J. Edgar Hoover
Tolson
Hoover
Mayflower
William the Conqueror
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Che Gedur Rapids Gazette
Marquis Childs
George McGovern
McGovern
New Hampshire
Stewart Mott, Jr
Jack Dreyfus, Jr
Dreyfus
Martin Peretz
Harvard
Alan Miller
Boca Raton
Fla
Tion
Matt
Angels
DuPonts
Republic
United Feature Syndicate
Robert B. Semple, Jr
Victor Gold
Won Park
U.S
David Kennedy
Reans
Okinawa
Japan
Mainland
China
Melvin Laird
New York Times Service
Edward Gierke
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
By Jack Anderson
FBI Headquarters
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