Senate Votes To Admit Women to Service Academies
The Senate approved by voice vote the admission of women to all U.S. military service academies, aligning with House provisions to end sex discrimination at West Point, Annapolis, and Colorado Springs. The vote followed debate on military procurement and missile defense funding, with opponents resisting various defense amendments.
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Seek To Dump Panel Head For Hushing Up CIA Tales
Washington AP Five Democrats press for a full House vote to oust Intelligence Committee Chairman Lucien Nedzi amid a CIA briefing scandal. Nedzi resisted confirming the report, saying inquiries should focus on current misdeeds. Speaker Albert paused action to Monday, as lawmakers debated Nedzi's leadership and oversight role amid Republican presence on the panel.
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Concur on Closing Rural Post Offices
The GAO and Postmaster General support closing 12,192 small rural post offices to save about 100 million dollars without harming mail service. The report urges phasing out two thirds of fourth and second class offices, with 2,007 contractor branches and 674 rural routes included.
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Iowa City Lands $2 Million Housing Grant Amid Renewal Push
Iowa City officials learned on Thursday that their application for a 2,061,000 housing and community act grant was approved. About 1 million will fund land acquisition and park recreation upgrades, with further funds for a Ralston Creek mood problem study, tougher downtown building enforcement, accessibility improvements, and human resources studies.
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Airlines urged to show cheapest fares clearly
The Civil Aeronautics Board calls for rules requiring carriers to disclose fare structures so travelers can identify the lowest cost option. Chairman John Robson urged cooperation among airlines, agents, and passengers as CAB seeks public input on explanations of discounts, destination prices, and advertising specifics.
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Court of Appeals rule requires market value for property tax
New York's Court of Appeals holds all property must be assessed for realty tax at its market value. The decision ends a 200 year old practice of assessing property at a fraction of full value. Though the case involved the Town of Jones on Long Island, officials say the ruling should apply statewide.
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Iowa Agents Probe Illegal Lottery Ticket Resales
Iowa public safety official Roger Stephens says state agents are probing illegal resale of Illinois lottery tickets in Davenport. He notes isolated instances exist but no large scale operation. penalties can reach 30 days in jail and $100 fine. Investigators aim to complete within 30 days.
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National Rabbit Show to Honor Best Breeds at Iowa Fair
National associations will present awards at the All Iowa fair rabbit show. Superintendent Frank Bates will announce Special awards for best of breed across six breeds and sweepstakes trophies by American Chinchilla American Dutch Hawaii New Zealand Silver Martin Satin. Entries close Sunday June 22. Show runs June 27 to July 1 with Gary Grimm of Marian judging, sanctioned by American and Iowa State Rabbit Breeders Associations.
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Bills Digest From Des Moines Legislature
Des Moines AP report lists three measures: an appropriation of 1.6 million to social services. 50 thousand for a study on mental health delivery. and 100 thousand for housing authority funding. Also notes actions on amendments and merged school boards under various bill numbers.
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Officials Seek Firm Rein on Drug Enforcement Agency
Washington AP Officials plan to tighten Justice Department control of the Drug Enforcement Administration after charges of mismanagement and corruption. Deputy AG Harold Tyler says DEA workers should feel part of the department and work closely with top administrators. Tyler has started interviewing candidates for the permanent DEA chief, with Henry Ragin as a likely possibility. A decision on broad reforms may wait until a new administrator arrives.
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Officials say Israeli cargo to quietly sail Suez soon
U S officials report Egypt may allow nonmilitary Israeli cargoes to transit the Suez Canal with discreet handling to avoid triggering overreaction from Syrians and Palestinians. Kissinger expects Egypt to let such shipments pass if all sides align by Thursday amid Sadat’s canal reopening.
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Maryland Governor Mandel Probed in Federal Inquiry
Washington reports Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel is the focus of a federal probe into alleged political corruption. The Washington Post cites sources noting Mandel may have received favors from two friends while they benefited from state actions, a pattern under review by a Baltimore grand jury and prosecutors.
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Vozenilek to Jail on Assault Charge
George Clayton Vozenilek, 25, of 1385 Meadowview Drive Marion, jailed for 40 days for assault with intent to commit a felony. He allegedly attacked a woman in a laundromat intending rape. part of sentence allows him to leave jail to continue work. In Seoul a military vehicle crash killed 10, including four soldiers and six students.
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Joint County Hosts Yoga Meditation Workshop
A two day session titled Yoga Meditation for Personal Development and as Therapeutic Treatment will run June 19 20 at the Joint County building in Cedar Rapids. Dr Asharvudh Arya of Minneapolis will lecture with co sponsorship by the laws drug abuse authority and Joint County School System. Registration is 3 dollars. Hours are 9 am to 4 pm. Pre registration by June 14 through conference coordinators Carole Harader and Rachel Haverkamp.
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Contemptuous Conveyance Case Orders Continued
The court continues the case The Racena to Inc v. Kova on June 1 for a hearing. Judgment notes a 371 dollar principal with 7 percent interest, plus 22 dollars 33 cents costs and execution costs. Property listed includes personal items within Linn County Iowa. Sale set before the Cedar Rapids courthouse to the highest bidder for cash on a future date.
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Notice of Forfeit of Real Estate Contra
Notice records a forfeiture action on a contract dated February 2, 1874 between Max L. Mitchell and Huby J A Mitchell as vendors and Ralph Walton as vendee for real estate in a town in Iowa. It cites unpaid payments, terms of sale, and a June date for appearance under local rules, naming Mitchell and Maurice Mathonsan as involved parties.
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Public hearing notices on revised codes in Des Moines
Public notice announces hearings by the Planning and Zoning Commission on revisions to the State Building Code and related regulations. Sessions in Des Moines on June 19 1975 and June 1975 address schedules of fees and construction inspection rules. Kenneth C. Henke of the Building Commission directs comments by May 3 1975.
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