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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1967

Page

5

One Bill Killed and One Approved in Legislature Debate

The House debated two amendments over state officials and voter rights. Republicans and Democrats sparred on autocratic power and public voting, with 11 Republicans voting to kill the amendment and one Republican joining five Democrats. SJR2, the item veto amendment, had bipartisan backing and awaits public presentation after a long legislative journey.

Vincent Mayberry Dfort Dodge Senate House Conklin Hanson Mitchell Langland Mensing Nelson Smith Stromer Pierson Winkelman von Nostrand Pelton Gallagher Maloney Mayberry Miller Des Moines Steffen William Winkelman R-Lehrville

Mundt Sees Slim Chance to Block Soviet Consular Treaty

Sen Karl Mundt a foe of the pact acknowledged Senate defeat is likely though not certain. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced the treaty 15 to 4 as Dirksen Hickenlooper and Morton shifted positions toward approval with Morton predicting 75 to 80 votes. Mundt argues the USSR arms North Vietnam, urging rejection.

Washington Karl Mundt Senate Mundt Senate Foreign Relations Committee Everett Dirksen Morton South Dakota Soviet Union North Vietnam

Officers Named By Health Unit

The Rev. J. Richard Wagner was elected president of the Linn County Mental Health Center board of directors at the annual meeting. Bernard Grabek was chosen vice president, Mrs. Norman Lipsky secretary, and Allen Yarowsky treasurer. Re-elected to the board were Mrs. Lipsky, Grahek, and Douglas Grant. New members include Dr. Walter Block, Dr. William Moerschel, and N. F. Sorg.

J. Richard Wagner Linn County

Hughes keeps Needles name for Iowa safety post

Gov. Harold Hughes said he will not withdraw Gene Needles' name for the Iowa safety commissioner appointment despite the senate's rejection. A motion to reconsider remains on the calendar, delaying final status until session end.

Des Moines UPI Harold Hughes Gene Needles Iowa Senate Needles Hughes Public Safety Commission

Four Teachers Resign From Anamosa School Board

The Anamosa school board accepted resignations from four teachers Ron Alderson mathematics who will sell insurance Ruth Clark sixth grade Moriey Donna Smith English and Latin and Mrs Lyle James first grade on Tuesday night.

Anamosa Ronald Alderson Ruth Clark Moriey Donna Smith Lyle James

Antibody Found in Blood Threat to Unborn Child

A UCLA medical study of 271 women with two or more pregnancies found more than half carried antibodies that can attack fetal tissue. Those with antibodies showed higher rates of pregnancy loss and congenital defects such as cleft palate heart defects and cerebral palsy in their children.

Los Angeles University of California At Los Angeles Medical School Paul Terasaki Donna Vredevoe James Yamasaki M. R. Mickey

Auto production by firms listed last week

Automotive News reports last week production by makes. Chevrolet built 17 800 trucks versus 11 427 previously. Dodge produced 2 600 to 2 666, Ford 10 800 to 11 305, GMC 2 850, with overall totals and year earlier comparisons.

Detroit Automotive News Chevrolet Dodge Ford GMC Peat International Valiant Imphomde Barracuda Belevedere Orvair Amazon Matars Meade Sr

Want ads help you find buy or sell quickly

Readers learn how want ads assist in finding, buying, or selling items quickly and economically through concise classified listings.

Smoking Ban Tries One-Hour Peace at Meetings

In Docking England town council votes to ban smoking during the first hour of weekly meetings to prevent tempers from flaring. After the hour, smoking would be allowed to help maintain decorum.

Docking England UPI

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