Sunset Law Fails to Win Ray Veto in Iowa Session
Gov. Robert D. Ray vetoed a sunset law bill that would require performance audits and six yearly agency reviews, arguing it lengthens sessions and creates unnecessary bureaucracy. He approved other bills including a social services appropriation and a campaign finance measure with restrictions on unions.
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Norman Rodgers
Adel
Gene Glenn
Ottumwa
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Melvin Synhorst
Ray
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UCC
Iowa Public Records Search, Inc
Jaycees Invest $200 for Tricentennial Monument
Humboldt residents mark American Bicentennial with a time capsule funded by a $200 certificate from First National Bank. The CD earns 6 14 percent daily from July 4 1976 to July 4 2076, likely yielding about $132 951 when redeemed for erecting a monument.
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UPI
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Humboldt-Dakota City
Jaycees
Jaycee
David Dodgen
Dodgen
Humboldt County
Robert E. Lee
U.S
Gilmore Vault Co
Gilmore City
AP Executive Will Speak to Iowa Journalists
AP executive Robert H. Johnson, long time AP managing editor, will keynote the Iowa AP Managing Editors Assn meeting in Des Moines. He will address the awards banquet and participate in a seminar on gag orders, joined by editors from The Gazette, Marshalltown Times-Republican, Des Moines Register, Omaha World-Herald, Quad-City Times, and Lincoln Evening Journal. Fifty-four newswriting awards will be presented, including the 1975-76 Iowa APME Sweepstakes.
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Robert H. Johnson
Associated Press
Iowa AP
Assn. Johnson
Jack Illian
The
Gazette
Wendell Benson
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Michael Gartner
Des
Arraignments Slated In Drunk Driving Cases
Three men charged with drunk driving are ordered to appear for arraignment in Tama county district court. Emery St. Gleason 27 Solon is to appear July 9 while Ronald Glen Toney 40 Marengo and Harry Frank Biggs 47 Toledo are scheduled for arraignment today.
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Tama County
Emery St. Gleason
Solon
Ronald Glen Toney
Marengo
Harry Frank Biggs
Value Questioned In Tama Case
Toledo man Kent L Zimmerman pled guilty in Tama county district court to buying receiving or aiding in concealing stolen property valued at more than twenty dollars. Judge Hyland initially declined the plea but after questioning the value of a portable fireplace he accepted the plea noting sentencing set for August 13. Also on this date in 1861 William Mayo founder of the Mayo Clinic was born.
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Kent L. Zimmerman
Tama County
John Hyland
Zimmerman
Hyland
William Mayo
Rochester, Minn., Medical Center
Black Hawk Board Funds Volunteers for Sexual Abuse Help
Black Hawk county supervisors approved seven thousand dollars to equip volunteers with pagers and fund a part time sexual abuse specialist. Sharon Cook of Cedar Falls will direct the program, aiding victims in hospital ERs and police investigations across Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Cutler
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Heinen Admits Reduced Charge in Independence Case
William N. Heinen, 39, of Independence, pled guilty in Buchanan county district court to a lesser offense after originally facing assault with intent to murder for a shooting of his estranged wife. The earlier burglary with aggravation was pled to, sentencing set for Aug. 2, mental health evaluation ordered, and he was to live at Green Acres halfway house in Waterloo on work release. Heinen had previously pleaded innocent to the original charge.
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William Norbert Heinen
Buchanan County District Court
L.D. Lybert
Heinen
Mental Health Institute
Green Acres
Waterloo
Kaesser Implement Entered at Rowley
An investigation by the Buchanan county sheriff continues into a Tuesday early morning break in at Kaesser's Inc. on highway 150 near the Rowley corner south of Independence. The alarm sounded between 3 30 and 4 am. Entry was gained by breaking a window and a safe and file cabinet were ransacked. A peanut and a gum machine were stolen.
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Buchanan County Sheriff's Office
Kaesser’s Inc
Highway 150
Rowley Corner
Judge rules for county in Koppen pay raise dispute
Dubuque District Judge Karl Kenline ruled a jail matron Norma Koppen was not the victim of sex discrimination and voided the Dubuque Human Rights Commission order for a $700 raise. He said county law gives final salary authority to the county, and the board was improperly excluded from the complaint. The October filing preceded a typical county-employe raise review, which had granted Koppen a 14 percent raise.
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