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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1973

Page

7

Neu Pushes Parimutuel Study In Iowa

Lt Gov Arthur Neu said he will ask the Iowa legislative council to authorize a study on legalizing parimutuel betting after the council rejected a study committee last week. Kinley argues 33 states have parimutuel betting and Iowa could gain millions. Senate leaders supported a study.

Des Moines Iowa Arthur Neu Iowa Legislative Council Eugene Hill D-Newton Kinley Legislative Council Senate Clifton Lamborn Maquoketa James Schaben D-Dunlap

Organized Crime Ties to Meat Prices Hit Hearing

Iowa Representative Mezvinsky says the House anti trust subcommittee will hear key witnesses this week on alleged organized crime involvement in the meat industry. New York Investigator Nicholas Scoppette is slated to testify Thursday about kickbacks and price fixing driving consumer meat costs, with former Chicago Mercantile Exchange board member Harry Fortes set to speak Tuesday on soy bean price drivers and market manipulation.

Washington UPI Iowa Edward Mezvinsky Antitrust Subcommittee House Judiciary Committee New York Nicholas Scoppette Mervinksy Scoppette Organized Crime Harry Fortes Chicago Mercantile Exchange Mezvinksy Fortes Mezvinsky Commodity Exchange Authority

Two-thirds of Iowa lobbyists failed to report June expenses

DES MOINES AP A secretary of the Iowa Senate spokesman said about two-thirds of registered lobbyists did not file June expenditures. Of 441 registered lobbyists, 150 filed reports, with 68 admitting spending totaling 12,884 dollars, including 2,428 dollars on senators before June 24. May spending was 16,931 dollars. No enforcement method exists now. action may come when the Senate reconvenes in January.

DES Moines Iowa Senate Senate

Preliminary hearing set for Corum in Tama drunk driving case

A preliminary hearing is scheduled in a Toledo magistrate's court for George M. Corum, 18, of rural Tama. The hearing, set for July 27, concerns a drunk driving charge filed July 7 by a state trooper.

Toledo George M. Corum Tama Corum

Boards Down Clarence Schoolhouse Fund Levy

Lowden consolidates schools in a combined session by dropping the Clarence district 1.5 mill schoolhouse fund levy and forming the Clarence Lowden Community district with assets and liabilities. The board starts new accounts, approves contracts, hires art teacher Deborah Harms, and accepts resignations of two teachers as junior high and high school programs are planned with booster support.

Lowden Clarence Community School Clarence- Lowden Community School Clarence Clarence Lowden Clarence-Lowden Board Joint County Board of Education Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids Clarence Co-op Clarence-Lowden Deborah Harms University of Northern Colorado Miss Harms Alden Iowa Mike Driscoll Don Johnson Driscoll Johnson Sigourney

Vandalism and Thefts Near Montour Probed

Tama county sheriff’s deputies investigate vandalism and theft at the Louis Tichy farm two miles east of Montour. About a stolen acetylene torch electric motor air compressor and hand tools were taken from a machine shed. Vandals spilled weed killer in mower gas tanks and damaged farm equipment. Four bushels of soybeans spilled from cut sacks and shed tables overturned.

Toledo Louis Tichy Montour Tichys Tama County Sheriff's Department Joe McBride

Gasoline shortage warns of longer crisis and changed driving

The article argues the United States faces an extended gasoline shortage of 18 months to three years or more. It calls for reduced demand, continued allocation, and shifts in behavior such as car pooling, public transit use, and careful trip planning to curb waste. It notes potential future scenarios including a 760 gallon annual fuel plan and warns of lasting rationing if refineries, crude oil supply, and distribution do not improve.

Phillips Petroleum Company America

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Neu By Val Glen Corley Nell Y. Neu George Kinley Charles Miller Burlington Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha East Moline Downs East Moline Ill Schaben Bishops First Ave S.E N.E W. F. Martin Phillips
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