$100000 Voted To Save Lives In Iowa Legislature
Des Moines reports an appropriation of about 100000 dollars to aid renal disease treatment and aid needy patients. The bill, introduced in January, directs the health commissioner to form an unpaid advisory panel and may fund home dialysis equipment. Senator Messerly notes budget constraints and possible end-of-session adjournment.
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Des Moines
House
Senate
Algo
Marvin Smith
R Paullina
Walter Kirkendall
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Smith
Lows City
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Ames
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
President calls for all-out war on drugs nationwide
President Nixon urged Congress to authorize a broad new anti drug offensive including rehabilitation programs, expanded enforcement, and funding for research and education. He cited rising heroin addiction and the high costs of addiction in the military and civilian life, proposing a $1 billion package and 325 new narcotics positions.
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Washington
America
Nixon
White House
Congress
Pentagon
Des Moines
Alloriva
Kime Ee
Areadic
Iowa
Vietnam
Fcens
Iavn
Thal
Special Action Office of Drug
Bureau of Narcotics
Treasury
Bureau of Customs
U.S
Okinawa Peace Treaty Ends US Okinawa Rule
President Nixon announced the signing of a treaty transferring Okinawa to Japanese sovereignty ending 26 years of US administrative control. The accord keeps 88 US military bases but ends formal occupation, with Tokyo and Washington signing in unison. Demonstrators in Tokyo protested US facilities and called for immediate turnover.
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Okinawa
Nixon
Washington
Tokyo
Western Pacific
U.S
Ginza
National ‘Stadium
Sato
Japan
Rogers
Senate
House Defeat Threat Looms Over Vietnam War Cutoff
AP reports the House faces a tough vote Thursday on an amendment to halt war funding, a measure with limited passage prospects and tied to broader calls for setting a firm withdrawal timeline in Southeast Asia. Senate actions and varied support from Hughes, Miller, Hatfield, and McGovern frame the stalemate as Nixon’s policy and prisoner release negotiation loom.
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Washington
House
Senate
U.S
McGoverning
Southeast Asia
MD S.D
Iite Ron
Nixon
North Vietnam
Senar Hatfield
Tors
Europe
Chiles
D-Fla
Mans
Ishae
Reserves Decision on War Study Documents
U.S. judge Gurfein weighs government bid to block New York Times from publishing Pentagon papers on Vietnam war. Dispute centers on secrecy and source documents, with Times listing material but opposing broad injunction.
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New York
U.S
Murray Gurfein
Pentagon
Agnew
New York Times
Times
Lishing
the Times
The
Eniimne
Floyd Abrams
Gurfein
Abrams
Michael Hess
Hess
Last Week’s Combat Took 25 U.S. Lives
U S command reports 25 Americans killed in action in Indo China last week, with 199 wounded. The week’s deaths rise the year’s toll and push total U S casualties to 45 275 killed in action 8 596 dead of nonfissile causes and 300 125 wounded. North Vietnamese troops attacked near the DMZ before dawn. South Vietnamese marines and U S air and artillery support repulsed them.
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Saigon
Hap
U.S
Indo-China
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
Prison Delegate Missing From National Jaycee Convention
Charles Cornelius, 20, a delegate from the Oregon State penitentiary Jaycee chapter in Salem, is missing at the National Jaycee convention in Portland. Authorities fear he may possess or disseminate sensitive documents related to a 1967-68 Pentagon study and seek urgent location.
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Gurfein
Times
Vietnam
Pentagon
Defense McNamara
The
Begin
Cornelius
Hoyt Cupp
Portland
Tor Cornelius
Portland, Ore
Charles Cornelius
Oregon State Penitentiary
Salem
Budget Keeps Some From Necessities For Luxury Later
A whimsy pivots on how a budget can deny present needs to fund future luxuries. The quip comments on financial planning and self restraint in spending. It frames Copyrlon as a humorous bellwether of budget priorities and desires.
High Court critical of actions by Harris in Weber Town Daily Press
The Iowa Supreme Court sharply rebuked Cedar Rapids Municipal Court Judges Loren Hullinger and John Reilly for lax conduct and mismanagement. It ordered Hullinger to devote proper time to municipal duties and admonished Reilly to face responsibilities. The court referenced Judge Hansell, Hullinger’s alcohol concerns, and a special probe by Clarence Kading concerning Cedar Rapids court operations.
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Harris
Weber Town
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Cedar .Rapids
Loren M. Hollinger, Jr
John B. Reilly
Lacka
Supreme Court
Hullinger
High
Reilly
Supreme ‘Couré
Cedar Rapids
Clarence A. Kading
Kading
Cour
Equor
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Board of Regents
Alcohol! Funds
Kiichi Aichi
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William
Adm
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
A. Alexis Johnson
Defense
Melvin Laird
State Rogers
Thomas Jefferson
Lincoln Memorial
Whien
Tiot Po
Ted
Fund Halt
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Ie) Times
Inj
Sulzberger
Maxwell Taylor
South Vietnam
Joint Chiefs” of Staff
CBS News
High Court
August F.hansell,jr
John Reilly
Loren, Hullingar
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