Gov Ray is lashed by solons in Iowa assembly clash
Des Moines reports both Republican and Democratic legislators fire back at Gov Robert Ray after a contentious session. Senate Democratic Leader James Schaben accuses Ray of delaying the 19 4 legislative assembly by diverting about 30 million dollars from road funds to the gemert fund.
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65.4% Support Airport Bonds in Cedar Rapids Referendum
Cedar Rapids voters approved a 65.4 percent majority for a $1 million airport runway bond, with 12,594 in favor and 6,652 against. Mayor Donald Canney praised supporters and noted continued progress on airport improvements. Final turnout reached 19,246, short of the required 47,2 percent threshold, while officials planned FAA bid procedures and possible July 1 construction if all goes smoothly.
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Amana to Pay Part of Airport Improvement Cost
Cedar Rapids officials report Amana Refrigeration will share the airport runway cost. Mayor Donald Canney said George Foerstner, Amana president, notified him the company will pay its “fair share.” The share equals about 1½? million in Cedar Rapids tax terms.
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Farm Spokesmen Forecast Food Shortage Amid Fuel Crisis
Washington RPT farm spokesmen warn shortages possible this summer if farmers cannot obtain adequate gasoline and supplies. National Broiler Council president George Watts criticizes voluntary allocation as failing and calls for mandatory fuel distribution.Justice Department moves to block antitrust agreement involving Coastal States Gas and Texaco, while a nationwide gasoline survey reports 32 percent of 1,000 stations open on weekends amid rising shortages and reduced hours.
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Nixon Prepares Anti-Inflation Plan Address Tonight
President Nixon to reveal a major economic program aimed at fighting inflation with potential selective controls and continued Phase 3 wage price limits. Details remain unclear as advisers weigh tighter measures against a largely voluntary approach amid political pressure.
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Ossian Ossian Students Approve 730000 Bond
Ossian South Winneshirk community school district voters approved a 730000 bond to build a junior high in Ossian. total 1851 votes saw 1208 yes, 40 no and nine spoiled ballots. bond passage listed at 1296 votes for 70 percent.
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Father Dies in Willmar Man’s Death Shock After Loss
Michael McCarthy aged 7, son of a former local resident, died Tuesday in Willmar Minnesota. The death follows the family’s earlier tragedy and local authorities are investigating circumstances. William McCarthy is listed among the immediate family. A funeral service pending arrangements in Willmar.
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Stans Testifies He Was Cashier Not Participant in Watergate
Former Commerce Secretary James Stans says he acted as a cashier with no role in Watergate or the 1972 Nixon campaign. He testified that campaign managers, not fundraisers, controlled tactics and that he had no advance knowledge of wiretapping or wrongdoing. He recalled a remark about paying bills but stressed his operations were separate from the Watergate matter and that he did not influence key decisions. The testimony referenced earlier concerns raised by Sloan about payments and arrangements to move funds to deficit campaign activities.
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Vietnam Peace Talks Sign Accord Amid Wavering Saigon Objections
U S. South and North Vietnam and the Viet Cong signed a new accord to reinforce the Jan. 27 cease fire as Kissinger and Tho arranged a separate U S.North Vietnam signing. Thieu opposed the deal but yielded under U S pressure. Washington weighed fresh anti war funding moves.
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