Iowa set to overhaul traffic penalties for speed violators
Des Moines AP reports Iowa plans a wholesale revision of traffic penalties and procedures. Officials say reforms aim to make enforcement tougher in some areas and fairer overall, including longer or shorter license suspensions, new exam requirements, and greater highway patrol discretion.
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Beck Attacks Hughes On Iowa Tax Report Stand
Centerville Republican Robert Beck accuses Governor Harold Hughes of misinterpreting a Purdue economist Papke study. Beck says Hughes would deter business by opposing tax reform and favors altering Iowa’s corporate tax base to a multifactor or gross margins approach.
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Unclaimed Tickets for University of Iowa Summer Theater
Unclaimed tickets for the 1966 Iowa City summer repertory at the University of Iowa go on sale an hour before showtime. Tickets cost 1 for non students and are free for U of I students. The season opens with The Amorous Flea and continues with The Glass Menagerie Three Men on a Horse and Legend of Lovers. All shows start at 8 p.m. in University theater.
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Saucy Sorcery Family Night at Iowa Memorial Union
Iowa City will host a family night program titled Saucy Sorcery featuring magician-humorist C Shaw Smith his wife and their five children. The show is July 22 at 730 p.m. in the Memorial Union Ballroom air conditioned tickets on sale at the union activities center and Whetstone’s 50 cents for children 12 and under and $1 for others. The center in the union basement opens 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays during summer session. The Smiths enter their sixth annual trip performing conjuring and comedy for college audiences nationwide.
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First Negro cadet at Camp Dodge aims high in Iowa Army training
Des Moines AP reports 20-year-old Robert Randle of Des Moines is the first Black candidate at the Iowa Military Academy at Camp Dodge. He would be the first Negro commissioned if he completes the two-year process, facing plebe year hardships, rigorous courses, and eventual possible officer status in the Iowa National Guard. Randle, Dowling graduate and Grand View student, says race is not on his mind and aims to inspire others while planning a political career at Drake University.
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Comptroller's 1964-65 Costs Highlighted in Iowa Audit
Des Moines reports state auditor Lorne R. Worthington announced the audit of the comptroller for the year ended June 30, 1965. The office spent 203,512.35 including 167,979.76 in salaries and 35,936.59 in travel and supplies. The data processing division cost 593,780.83 with 235,353.29 salaries and 358,427.44 for rent and expenses. Other departments reimbursed 248,985.16 for data processing services.
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Mesquakie Powwow Set for August at Tama settlement
The Mesquakie Indian Powwow returns for its 51st annual event at the Tama settlement three miles west of Tama. Dances run daily at 1 30 and 7 30 p.m in full costume with parking available onsite.
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Upper Iowa Alumni Club Forms in Fayette County
Fayette UIU plans a county wide alumni group with 17 area chairs for 800+ alumni. A July 27 kickoff dinner will be held in Garbee Hall dormitory Commons, the first event in the nearly finished building.
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Oelwein Oran
John Graham
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Gerald Falck
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Eugene Wilbur
Randalia Dannon
Arthur Herrling
Wadena
Gene Klinge
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Benton Board OKs Budget for 1966 67 in Van Horne
The Benton Community school board approves a 1966 67 budget estimate of 1 125 716 up from 1 056 469 for 1965 66. Increases reflect instructional costs FICA taxes and capital outlay. adds guidance health services and art staff. funds two foreign language labs and three new buses. Millage about 41.9 with 37.6 general 3.3 schoolhouse 1 site levy. Budget hearing set for July 27 at 8 p m at the central administration office in Van Horne.
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East Iowans Named To U. of. Committee
Iowa City students and faculty name a committee to reorganize the university judicial structure. Albert B. Hood chairs the ad hoc group to study academic and non academic rules and enforcement and to review an AAUP statement on due process and student conduct. Other members include Paul Neuhauser Bertram Scho ner and Robert F.
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