Panel Votes Immediate Hays Probe in Ethics Committee
The House Ethics Committee voted 12-0 to proceed immediately with a full investigation of the Wayne Hays payroll scandal. Hays will be invited to testify as Elizabeth Ray’s involvement remains under question and subpoenas loom for several committee staffers.
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Two-Year-Old Helped by Brother at Ellis Park
Two year old Jill Davenport needed help to reach a water fountain at Ellis Park on Tuesday. Her seven year old brother Lyle Davenport lifted her to the fountain. They are visiting from the Mesquakie Indian settlement at Torna.
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Ford to press Levi on desegregation legislation
President Ford planned a Wednesday meeting with Attorney General Edward Levi to discuss proposed legislation that would guide courts in desegregation cases. Levi reportedly drafted a bill with guidelines for court decisions in these matters.
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Weather Outlook Feels Mild With Cloudy Thursday
Forecast calls for clear skies tonight with lows around the mid 50s. Thursday will be partly cloudy with highs in the lower 80s.
Rhode Island Muddles Demo Primary Picture
Rhode Island Democrats split results with Carter leading in Rhode Island 30 percent to 32 percent for uncommitted and 28 percent for Church while Brown claimed a push toward main contender status. Republicans Ford and Reagan split Rhode Island delegates as Ford led with 66 percent. Mississippi
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Nye to Receive UI Alumni Distinguished Service Award
Prank T. Nye, associate editor of The Cedar Rapids Gazette, named by the University of Iowa Alumni Association as one of three to receive the Distinguished Alumni Service award. Honorees will be recognized at the Alumni weekend luncheon as part of University events with President Willard Boyd presenting plaques.
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Shopping Center Planned for Southeast Iowa City
A new shopping center for southeast Iowa City was announced Wednesday with Eastdale Mall expected to open by June 1. The 43 store facility will be at the site of the former Victor Metals, along First Avenue to the current Goodwill store, with Pat Harding as contractor and developer.
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FBI Enters Frazer Search for Convicted Murderer
FBI has entered the manhunt for Gary Frazer 25 of Oelwein after his escape from Buchanan county jail. A federal arrest warrant issued in Dubuque names unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and unlawful flight to avoid custody with bond set at 250000. Frazer was convicted May 20 of first degree murder in the Dec 2 death of Sheila Foley Hazleton and allegedly fled with his wife Julie and their infant Sam. Canadian authorities alerted and Frazer is believed driving a red two door 1963 Ford. Authorities continue the search across counties and sites aided by IIB and agents from Omaha.
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Proposed Court Photo Rule Hit A Bat Need A Swatter
A proposed rule on photo and sound recording in Town's Sixth judicial district courts drew media attorney comments at the Ling County courthouse. The rule, supported by district judges from several counties, may be adopted later this month and would bar most courtroom filming except for specified purposes in certain proceedings.
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