Sunday liquor sales spark House vote clash in Des Moines
The Iowa House debated a Sunday sales liquor bill with a 20 percent license fee proposal for Sunday handling and a nondiscrimination clause. Supporters said it meets border-town demands. opponents argued it retreats from prior stance and feared special interests. The roll call sided with 53 yeas and 46 nays with many names listed.
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DES Moines
House
Avenson
Bittle
Brinck
Gaffrey
Carr
John
Clark
Joseph Clark
Cormners
Crabb
Crawfard
Cusack
Doyle
Drake
Dunlap
Edelen
Egenes
Ferguson
Fitzgerald
Hargrave
Harvey
Hennessey
Higgins
Will
Horn
Junker
Knoke
Krause
Kreamer
Lippold
Lipsky
McCormick
McElroy
Mennenga
Millen
Kenneth Millen
Monroe
Newhard
Nielsen
Norpel
Oakley
O'Halloran
Patchett
Rapp
Aéadinger
Rinas
Schroeder
Small
Toite
Varley
Wells
Woods
Wulff
Anderson
Bennett
Bortell
Branstad
Brockett
Brunen
Butler
Byerly
Cochran
Daggett
Danker
DeJong
O. Herder
Dunton
Ewing
Fischer
Fisher
Freeman
Fullerton
Grassley
Gaffee
Hansen
Holden
Ho‘well
Husak
Hutchins
Jesse
Jordan
Logue
Mendenhall
Middleswart
Alvin Miler
R. G. Miller
Norland
Pellett
Peterson
Poney
Stoorda
Stanley
Stephens
Shamer
Stromhman
Welden
West
Wyckoff
Harper
Two Brothers Shot Dead on Iowa Farm in Apparent Murder Suicide
Spencer Iowa AP reports two brothers Ernest 37 and Elmer 80 were found shot in a machine shed at their father’s farm near Spencer. Clay County Sheriff says it appears Elmer shot Ernest and then killed himself after Ernest failed to return from field work.
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Iowa
Spencer
Here
Clay County
Boyd Ry. Shey
Trnest
H. Balsh, Jr
Elmer
Jelmer
Bushey
Ernest
Formation of East Central Town Regional Planning Commission
Articles of agreement establishing a multi county planning agency for Area Ten counties were approved Thursday by the Area Ten by-laws committee. The new commission to be named East Central Town Assn of Regional Planning Commissions will coordinate existing county planning bodies and include counties without regional commissions via their boards of supervisors. HUD officials signaled preliminary by-laws are acceptable and the June 20 organizational meeting will set staff size and funding methods.
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Jning
Department’ of ‘Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Don Salyer
Linn County Regional Planning Commission
Area Ten Com
Ozark Plans Limited Service Resumption to Nine Cities
Ozark Planning Limited announces schedule for resumption of limited service to nine Missouri and Illinois cities starting June 24. Edward Crane, Ozark president, says flights target travelers affected by the carrier disruption and that full service to all 62 cities cannot yet be provided.
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ST. Louis
Quark Air Lines
Missouri
Illinois
Edward Crane
Ozark
Jack
Syrians Report Israeli Thrust
Beirut dispatch says Israeli jets twice tried to enter Syrian airspace on Thursday but were repelled by interceptors and anti aircraft fire. In Washington the White House ruled out major economy announcements over the weekend while signaling the president will act as required.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Radio
Damascus
Washington
White House
Ozark pilots delay decision on limited schedule
Don Burgess of the Air Line Pilots Association said the pilots will not decide whether to fly a limited Ozark schedule until June 14. The delay stems from a dispute between Ozark and its mechanics, which the union hopes will be settled by then.
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Ozark
City Officials Seek Funds for C R Bridge in Omaha Meeting
Planning Director Doi Salyer said City Engineer Jon Janda Traffic Engineer Mel Meyer will meet HUD officials in Omaha to seek federal funds for right of way purchase and related actions for the Twelfth Avenue bridge project. About 450000 tied to the Neighborhood Development Program faces funding denial as HUD will not approve. The trio plans to present their case in person urging approval despite NDP phaseout.
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Omaha
Twelfth Avenue
Doi Salyer
Jon Janda
Mel Meyer
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
NDP
Salyer
Meyer
Janda
City Ponds Grant to Speed Waste Plant Plan
Jensen and Phillips push fast action on a $21 million EPA grant for a new six mile downstream wastewater treatment plant. Total project cost estimated at $28 million. EPA delays threaten July 1 deadline and potential required study of surface infiltration. documents to be delivered to EPA in Kansas City to hasten approval.
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Public Works
Dick Tensen
Bick
Phillips
Kansas City
Uhura
Environmental Protection
EPA
Jensen
Jattd
Harold Schaefer
Mistaken for Doctor Brown Revives Girl on Train
Benjamin Brown a 20 year old cook rushed to work on a rapid transit car when a mother cried for a doctor. He explained he was not a doctor but carried out mouth to mouth resuscitation learned in school. The six year old girl revived and was reunited with her grateful father.
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San Leandro
Calif
Benjamin Brown
Brown
Tim
Shim
Pye
Britain approves production of new riot gas
London reports the British government authorized production of a new riot control chemical that simulates a burning sensation. Defense officials cited no army request and noted speculation about use in Northern Ireland amid questioned riot control effectiveness. The chemical is identified as OR.
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London
Defense Ministry
Northern Ireland
Controversial Crowd Spray Tests Draw Fire Over Harm
Reports indicate a decendo ministry developed a spray for crowd use that causes intense burning pain temporary blindness and itching if it contacts skin or eyes with claims of no permanent damage. Critics note parallels to tear gas and rubber bullets used by the army in Northern Ireland and warn of serious injuries.
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Decendo Nmistry
Northern Ireland
No Discussion On Sunday Liquor Policy In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Safety Commissioner John Oberthien criticized the city council for not fully reviewing Sunday liquor measures. The Iowa House approved a bill to permit on premise beer and liquor sales at venues with at least half their business from non alcohol trades. Oberthien said carry out sales would not be allowed and expressed no strong opinion until reading the bill. He preferred home consumption over in restaurant use before driving home.
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County Board of Supervisors
House
Senate
Brice Oakley
Clinton
Illinois
Nebraska
House Doys
Judiciary Committee
Dennis Buller
K-Council Bluffs
Butler
Willis Junker
R-Stous
City
Cedar Rapids
John Oberthien
House of Representatives
Oberthien
Ruling on Policy Could Cost CR District 70 000
A district court decision finds a maternity leave policy discriminatory for women. The ruling may cost the Linn District around 70 000 in damages, with possible intervention by the Kansas State Women’s Rights Commission and a private attorney. The case involves 26 women affected by the policy from 1969 to 1972 and awaits appeal to the state supreme court before any payment is made.
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Eligbhility Ag
William’ Reinstad
Sssls
Ant
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Tradi Fn
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Tafone
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Lwa Women Who Rights Commission
Florine
Boone
Deadline Voted On War Powers Deadline Voted On War Powers house
The Foreign Affairs Committee approved a 120 day limit on presidential war making without Congress and sent the bill to the floor by 40 to 4. An amendment by Rep Wolff to subject all hostilities to the restriction passed 21 to 10, replacing Rep Ringham's cut off funds proposal that the committee did not vote on.
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Washington
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Whurstay
U. S
Congress
Wolff
Dn.y
iRingham
D-N.y
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