Chiefs Eye Summit of 16 Nations in Iceland Talks
Nixon and Pompidou concluded two day summit in Reykjavik with no firm accords but a plan to pursue a broader North American and Western European gathering. They emphasized potential future cooperation and noted the discussions covered major issues with cautious optimism.
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Greece abolishes monarchy to form presidential republic
Premier George Papadopoulos announced Greece will end the monarchy and establish a presidential republic, naming Winsell first president. He pledged a referendum within two months and a general election by 1974, amid a crackdown on martial rule and talks with Western powers.
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Suspended CR Detective Plans to Appeal Move
Conor Rapids police officer Kenneth Millsap suspended last week said he will appeal to the civil service commission and, if needed, the highest court. His attorney argues the department mishandled the incident and seeks a departmental hearing to reveal ongoing concerns within the police department. Millsap notes a five week paid vacation followed by a possible reinstatement. He filed a half million dollar damage claim related to an March arrest.
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Penningroth Salary Cut To $42,000 In Linn County
The medical director of Linn County Mental Health, Dr. Paul Penningroth, has his salary reduced from 540,000 to 542,000 and will no longer be required to limit his work in the department. Supervisors say taxpayers reacted to the cut but defend it as necessary after a three hour executive session.
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Chuckle Women Rally Over Mirrors That Haunt Them
The item notes that a group of women, described as Chuckle Women, became fixated on and remained obsessed with madabelard mirrors, an odd longstanding preoccupation evident in their behavior and conversations.
Cox Admits Discussing Risks in Watergate Hearings
Special prosecutor Archibald Cox said he spoke with senate staff about the risk hearings could pose to future trials but denied threatening to halt them. He described an informal, preliminary talk with Samuel Dash and James Vorenberg about reducing potential harm to investigations and prosecutions.
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Parsons College to Close After Graduation Weekend
FAIRFIELD AP Parsons College will close after graduation ceremonies Saturday Acting President Everett Hadley said Sunday After 850 faculty and students crowded into the Browwit Learning Center Hadley read a statement that said insurmountable difficulties prompted the decision to close the doors after 90 years Observers said some audience members sobbed softly as the announcement was read Hadley thanked the faculty and students but paused and handed the paper to a junior student from Muriel Missouri Adams who read Hadley’s statement to the crowd Adams led an on campus group that sold bumper stickers to raise funds for the school The college faced a $250,000 bond requirement from federal bankruptcy proceedings to permit operation while negotiating with creditors Records show the college owes about $15 million Officials said four local banks declared a loan default and impounded Parsons’ bank account Officials said the college incurred debts during a massive building program in the 1960s Fueled by steadily declining enrollments the Fairfield school courted about 2,000 students but only about 925 were in class in February The seven local trustees met with the administration and urged concurrence with the decision to close with no dissenting votes
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Kirkwood Board Reconsiders Lincoln School Lease
Kirkwood Community College board vote shifts to seek a lease for temporary classroom buildings on its campus instead of renting Lincoln Elementary. Superintendent Ballantyne cited operating costs and state funding limits, noting a $30,000 difference and a likely $46,000 yearly expense versus a $40,000 purchase price. Cedar Rapids plans to close Lincoln next fall, reducing enrollment and tests, prompting cooperation attempts between districts.
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Cedar Rapids School Board Secretiamy
Senate votes fund shutoff for bombing in Cambodia
Washington AP report notes the Senate approved a measure to block spending for bombing in Cambodia and Laos. The vote, about 63 to 1, tied to a $3.6 billion supplemental appropriations bill, with Sen. Eagleton proposing an amendment. Critics said the move would constrain presidential authority.
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Lawmakers Wrestle With Cutoff Amid Vietnam Aid Debate
Washington lawmakers debated an absolute shutoff on present and past military aid to press North Vietnam and Lon Nol's government allies in Cambodia. The stalled measure carried an amended provision to block funding while a House Senate conference works out a compromise on ongoing military actions in Southeast Asia.
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Key Bills Flow See End Soon in State Legislature
The Town legislature debates major appropriation bills as both houses advance plans. The Senate passes a $30 million road fund measure and a $15 million for 1974-75, with shifts from a 1949 tax earmark. Governor wary over repealing the earmark. Senate and House clash over dates and fund allocations amid a broader $20.7 million welfare appropriation pending final action.
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