Weather forecasts and local notices from the Daily Record
The page carries an extended Sunday to Tuesday forecast with warm weather and chances of thunder showers, plus various local notices. It lists births, marriages, traffic fines, court costs, and numerous civil notices from Des Moines and surrounding areas, including hospital mentions and community events, with names and addresses embedded in the busy OCR.
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Municipal court action and press access debated
Discussion centered on removal of municipal court judges and potential costs for complainants. Non lawyers were barred from a meeting while a vote favored keeping press access. Judge Hulinger disputed a supreme court statistician’s findings and faced censure from the Town supreme court amid ongoing investigations.
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Clinton Moyer
Boe
Hulinger
the Gazette
Supreme Court
Ame Fe
Ing
Hullinger
Rail
High ‘Court and
Hyatait
Irregularities in Iowa Motor Fuel Tax Audit Found
State Auditor Loyd Smith reported irregularities in a motor fuel tax reimbursement audit in Des Moines. Several claims showed mileage reimbursements exceeding 29,000 miles for two auditors and some trips that cost more than plane fare. An employee was paid four days for not returning to work after a week off and was absent due to illness. Overpayments occurred from misapplied estimated gallonage versus actual reports.
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Des Moines
UPI
Loyd Smith
Smith
Judge balks at further charges in Iowa board meeting clash
A court record recounts Bartel threatening court action after a heated Iowa board meeting. Attorneys argued over Bartel's loud voice as tape recordings were largely inaudible. Judge Thornton refused to let Bartel file 19 more charges, calling it no circus.
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Burns
Thornton
Courthouse v.R. Files Suit for Demolition of Homes
The city of Cedar Rapids files lawsuits in district court seeking demolition orders for 28 dilapidated buildings. The petitions allege fire hazards, structural defects, and public health risks, with demolitions to be funded by liens on each property. Several parcels have had prior actions or permits, while Northeast properties await highway action for interstate 300 development.
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Hstrict
Highway Commission
Whiell
Lester Armand Woodward
Oklahoma City
Goodland
Kan
Frances Dan ‘Berg
Cedar ‘Rapids
Coe College
Northwestern University
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Midwest Refinery,Inc
Grand Rapids
RecreMcGea Corp
Clarke Woodward
Oklahomas
City
Douglas Hart Wood
Ward
Chicago
Turner” Chapel
A. F . Prankhauser
Joseph McCabe
Lewood
Charge Against Bartel Heard In Iowa City
In Iowa City Judge Joseph Thornton heard prosecution and defense for Constable Richard Bartel and two Johnson County supervisors over alleged violations of the state open meetings law. The judge planned separate hearings and rulings on related charges, citing interrelated issues from the June 22 board meeting and Bartel's conduct during the proceedings.
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Iowa
Joseph Thornton
Johnson County
Fenge
Richard Bartel
Johnson ‘County
Robeert
Schleismat
Bartel
Hime
Cies
Two Charged in Whittier Breakin
Charles Slaughter twenty two of 329 thirty sixth street northeast and Josey Walton nineteen of 857 seventh street Marton are charged with breaking and entering in connection with a break in at the Hoffman Lester store in Whittier. About $00 worth of cigarettes and groceries were stolen in the June 16 break in. The two men were arrested in connection with the break in Thursday and held in county jail pending arraignment.
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Charles Slaughter
Thirty-Sixth Street
Josey D. Walton
Seventh Street
Marton
Hoffman Lester
Whittier
Theounty
McCloskey Continues From Page One On Drunk Driving Case
A publican bound over to the grand jury for drunk driving faces a July 2 preliminary hearing after a Aug. 20, 1970 arrest. The report notes a vigorous effort to register new voters and mentions political party considerations in central city politics.
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Grand Jury
Kioneth
Latigue Car Club Opens Saturday
Latigue Car Club, will open on Saturday continuing from page one. The event promises car enthusiasts a chance to view and discuss vintage and modified vehicles, with organizers inviting members and the public to attend and participate in activities planned for the day.
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Latigué Car- Club
Women Thrill Show Producers Claim Female Advantage
A group of women professionals in an all female auto stunt show discuss training, safety, and the belief that women bring greater precision and steadiness to dangerous driving acts. They describe two month prep, daily shows during tours, and preference for careful selection of performers.
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The
Cavallcade
Jabe
Tanger
Gerois
Kaye Keiser
Forgis
Moon Rock Display Highlights All-Town Fair in Iowa
The All-Town fair in Iowa hosts a moon rock exhibit claimed to be unique in the state, with fair manager Billy Greiner noting the display dates back to 1969 and may be the only one for some time. The fair restricts exhibitors to those with strong recommendations, and a waiting list exists for space. A French fry booth run by William Manig features vinegar instead of ketchup, while Iowa State University’s veterinary medicine school presents an exhibit on animal anatomy and earthquake-related pathology in the Fine Arts building, manned by about four hundred ISU students. the display will run through the fair, sponsored by the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association.
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Billy, Greiner
ioRton
Secur
Greiner
Tale
Bakinig
Al-Tawal
Midwest
Manis
Maris
Fairgrounds
Iowa State University Veterinary Mediche School
Andes
Chile
Capi
Iowa State
South America
Towa Veleri
Story Medicine Assn
Senate torn over Vietnam era military aid accounting
Symington urges a full accounting of U S spending in Southeast Asia arguing current estimates hide true costs. The Pentagon warns a new amendment would harm ongoing Laos operations aiding resistence to a North Vietnamese takeover. Symington seeks detailed talks with Secretary Rogers on U S military assistance to Thai forces fighting in Laos.
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Laois
Pentagon
Adr
Laos
North Vietnam
Symington
William P. Rogers
U.S
Nixon rejects further stimulus to curb inflation
The article notes McCracken’s remarks on why President Nixon rejected additional economic stimulus. He argues inflation from 1965 to 1968 must run its course and that delaying its abatement is needed to avoid serious repercussions. He cites a larger 1972 budget and forecasts a drop in unemployment as evidence.
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McCracken Sail Administration
Nixon
McCracken
Srouthi
Cimbatting
Ind Fio
Department i
Shay Ray
Boy Struck by Car on C Street and Fourteenth Avenue W
Six year old Thomas P Harms of 1503 Chet street SW suffered lacerations and abrasions after crossing C Street into the path of a car driven by Hazel J A Lemaster of 401 Seventh Avenue SW on Thursday evening. He was treated at Merv Hospital and released. no charges filed.
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Harms
Hazel
Chet -Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Anouities
Hazel JA. Lemaster
Seventh Avenue
Merv Hospital
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