Preschoolers at St Paul church cause playful pileup
In McGregor, preschoolers at St Paul Lutheran Church frolic under sunny skies. A caption notes a child third from the left “threw a shoe” and a nearby youngster nearly loses his tread, hinting at a lighthearted photo incident.
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Marshall County pays $800 over gas nozzle error
Marshall County officials faced a Clean Air Act violation after switching a county pump nozzle to unleaded size. The 1978 discovery led to an $800 civil penalty. the board had ordered the change to fit newer unleaded vehicles, including squad cars and ambulances. The county negotiated a reduced settlement and hopes for tax-cut publicity.
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Bud Gonzales
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Anamosa Congregate Meals Center Opens with Parade Prize
The Anamosa Congregate Meals program opens with a 2 p.m. ceremony at 113 Main St. The event includes a ribbon cutting with Chamber officials and a flag presentation. A $100 check is awarded for the Grant Wood Days parade float showing a Grant Wood era kitchen. The program, offered by the Council on Aging and HACAP, serves residents over 60.
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Culver cites snail darter ruling boosting need for law
Senator John Culver says the Supreme Court ruling in favor of preserving the snail darter strengthens the case for a new commission to arbitrate endangered species disputes. He warns the decision may spurn pressure to weaken protections and urges swift legislation to resolve such conflicts when agencies fail.
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League of Nations first public meeting in London
On this date in 1920 the Council of the League of Nations held its first public meeting at St James Palace London marking the organization’s early diplomacy and governance as it began formal public sessions.
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Usury debate stalls for consumer group input in Iowa panel
Iowa lawmakers weigh raising the 9 percent home loan ceiling as five days of testimony yield none from consumer groups. Financial institutions press for higher profits amid a mortgage money shortage while builders and realtors push for an increase. The panel plans June 30 reconvening and a public hearing next Thursday to refine a possible usury rate hike with debate over package plans and single issue approaches.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Farmers Union
Fred Nolting
D-Waterloo
Edgar Holden
R-Davenport
Eugene Hill
D-Newton
Organized Labor
Hill
Community Action Research Group
Iowa road group urges open highway trust fund
Representatives of the Iowa Good Roads Association urged Congress to open the Highway Trust Fund for state road work. They said Iowa needs over 1 billion dollars annually for 20 years to upgrade roads and bridges, but currently has about 500 million. The fund balance, they argued, should be reduced to allow a 25 to 30 percent boost in distributions without new taxes.
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Iowa Good Roads Association Inc
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Sloan
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Association seeks more highway funds for Iowa bridges
Sloan outlined three core aims for the Iowa association including boosting bridge funding beyond the Carter proposal and expanding federal aid for resurfacing rehabilitation and restoration of Interstate systems. He cited Culver optimism for higher bridge funds, warned state and local systems lag behind, and noted three Rs needs exceed 18 million annually versus 3 million now. Ronan presided at luncheon and briefings with federal agency and committee spokesmen.
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Iowa
John C. Culver
Senate
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Carter
William P. Ronan
Decorah
Petersen reelected regents president first woman to hold post
WAPHETON The State Board of Regents named Mary Louise Petersen of Harlan to her third two year term as president becoming the first woman to lead the board. The meeting also named Michael Brooks 41 as the first dean of Iowa State University new college of design and he will start August 1.
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State Board of Regents
Mary Louise Petersen
Harlan
University of Illinois
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