Midwestern Governors Seek Nixon Meeting Over Meat Policy
The 15 state Midwestern Governors Conference unanimously adopted a resolution urging President Nixon to meet with them to discuss lifting meat import quotas. Governors voiced grave concern about consumer meat costs and the need to protect domestic producers, while agreeing to offer ideas on stabilizing prices and ensuring quality.
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Bismarck
N.D
Nixon
Iowa
Robert Ray
South Dakota
William Guy
North Dakota
James Exon
Nebraska
U.S
Thief Steals Notes From Iowa Attorney General Candidate
James Reynolds of Dubuque, a Democratic candidate for Iowa attorney general, reported a thief took his notes for a law and order speech while he was in Des Moines. The speech materials and campaign photos were in a folder in his rented car. Reynolds searched the downtown area and nearby garbage cans but found only empty wine bottles.
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Dubuque
James Reynolds
Iowa
Law and Order
Des Moines
Reynolds
Two Nabbed on Drug Charges in Fort Madison
Iowa narcotics agents and Fort Madison police arrested Larry E. Cooperman, 29, at a tavern he runs, and Russell T. Lethcoe Jr., 25, at Cooperman’s home, on warrants charging amphetamine delivery to a state agent. A search warrant yielded controlled substances and over $10,000. Investigations into further local drug distribution continue.
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Larry E. Cooperman
Russell T. Lethcoe, Jr
Cooperman
State Division of Narcotics and Drug Enforcement
Fort Madison
Vinton Motorist Injured in C Aray Traffic Mishap
Dick C Sail er a 31 year old Vinton man suffered an eye laceration in a two car crash at C avenue and Fifteenth street NE. He failed to yield while turning left and was struck by Michael J Johnson. Sail er treated and released. charged with failure to yield. Reginald L Carter 23 of Bever avenue SE charged with failure to have vehicle under control after crashing into a street sign railing and light pole on First avenue west. treated and released.
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Dick C. Sailer
Vinton
C Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Sailer
Michael J. Johnson
Tenth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Reginald L. Carter
Bever Avenue SE
First Avenue West
Carter
Mercy Hospital
Mitchells Slip Away from Club
Martha Mitchell said she would leave her husband until he left politics, but she slipped away with him from a Rye Westchester Country Club. They exited by a service entrance and fled in a large green car driven by a nonuniformed person. The pair had been in a two-room suite on the eighth floor since Monday.
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Rye
N.Y
Martha Mitchell
Westchester Country Club
Mitchell
Parkland College Graduate Paul Abney Honored
Paul B. Abney of 740 Thirtieth Street Drive SE graduated on June 10 from Parkland College in Champaign Illinois.
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Paul B. Abney
Thirtieth Street
Parkland College
Champaign
III
Charge Against Ampey Dropped In Municipal Court
A charge of assault and battery against Dwayne Ampey was dismissed in municipal court in the interest of justice. The alleged incident with Myrtle Williams occurred on November 22, 1970, and was documented in an information signed by Ruth Lee.
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Dwayne Ampey
Ninth Avenue SE
Ruth Lee
Myrtle Williams
Grand Jury Bound Over After Stolen Goods Hearing
Larry Pretz of 1610 Fourteenth Avenue SW was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary municipal court hearing on a charge of receiving stolen property. The alleged offense concerns goods stolen February 15 from the Williams Boulevard Shell Station.
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Larry Pretz
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Grand
Williams Boulevard
Green Fined $25 on Assault Count
Robert Green of 1516 Washington Avenue SE pled guilty in municipal court to assault and battery. He was fined $25 and costs on an information charged by Lana Sickles dated April 2.
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Robert Green
Washington Avenue SE
Lana Sickles
Scout Pack 29 awards at Robbins Lake ceremony
Cub Scouts Pack 29 presented awards to Jeff Harper, Brian Sheets, Greg Kapfer, Scott Hoover, Billy Longfellow, John Ely, Billy Ronnenberg, Rudy Pettit and Jim Wegmann at Robbins Lake. Pack 13 members of the Fillmore school pack receiving awards include Scott Clark, Doug Meyers, Mark Harnish, Scott Fowler, David Gunderson, Steve Gunderson, Kent Fry and Scott Teff.
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Pack
Robbins Lake
Jeff Harper
Brian Sheets
Greg Kapfer
Scott Hoover
Billy Longfellow
John Ely
Billy Ronnenberg
Rudy Pettit
Jim Wegmann
Fillmore
Scott Clark
Doug Meyers
Mark Harnish
Scott Fowler
David Gunderson
Steve Gunderson
Kent Fry
Scott Teff
Wallace Puts On Weight Amid Recovery From Shooting
Gov George Wallace has gained six pounds since brain surgery on June 18 and has been able to stand between parallel bars in rehab. His physician Dr Stacy Rollins said Wallace will stay at Holy Cross hospital in Maryland for at least seven more days and may attend the Democratic National Convention opening July 10 in Miami Beach. NBC said Wallace will appear on Meet the Press July 9 in Miami with other Democratic hopefuls.
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Silver Spring
George C. Wallace
Stacy Rollins
Wallace
Holy Cross Hospital
Laurel
LeMay Settles Campaign Suit
Los Angeles AP reports retired Air Force General Curtis E. LeMay settled his 5.3 million lawsuit against Networks Electronic Corp. over his 1968 firing after leaving to run with George Wallace and the American Independent party. No terms were disclosed.
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Los Angeles
Curtis E. LeMay
George C. Wallace
LeMay
Networks Electronic Corp
American Independent Party
House Democrats Oppose Plan to Revamp Party Rules
Democratic members of the House voted 105 to 50 against a proposed charter to reorganize the party. The resolution urged further study and noted opposition to provisions not specified, with concerns about national convention power and potential loss of House control if McGovern is nominated.
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Washington
House
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of the
United States
Party Commissions
Rep
Annunzio
Ill
Hays
Ohio
George McGovern
Burglary Reported in Cedar Rapids Home Loss Seeks $1217
Items valued at 1217 were stolen from a northeast Cedar Rapids residence Monday. Mrs Edwin Walker of 219 Eighteenth Street Northeast reported her home was entered Tuesday. A sewing machine adding machine television and jewelry were taken.
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Cedar Rapids
Edwin Walker
Eighteenth Street
Missing a sure performer in want ads
A brief classified style note invites readers to call 398 8234 to discover a reliable performer, implying a marketing angle for a service or product and using a single contact number.
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Dial
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