Jobs Over 40 Bill Signed In Iowa Civil Rights Move
Governor Robert Ray signs the Jobs Over 40 bill banning age discrimination in Iowa workplaces. Cedar Rapids organizer Robert Fryrear helped push the measure with Sen. Tom Riley. the 1972 legislature enacted it. Present at the ceremony were Earl Nelson, Sen. John Rhodes, Rep. Tom Dougherty, Sen. Bass Van Gilst, and Fryrear, all state aging commission members.
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Robert Ray
Robert Fryrear
Cedar Rapids
Fryrear
Eagles
Tom Riley
Earl Nelson
Des Moines
State Commission On Aging
John Rhodes
Chariton
Rep
Tom Dougherty
Albia
Bass van Gilst
Oskaloosa
Sen
Riley
State Commission
Contributions To Mezvinsky Are Revealed
Iowa City UPI Daniel Boyle campaign chairman for Edward Mezvinsky released a list detailing $14 340 in campaign contributions since Dec 1 The最大 contributors include Mezvinsky 5750 Agricultural and Dairy Educational and Political Trust 5000 and three 1000 gifts from Joseph Rosenfield Michael Horowitz and Drive A Teamsters local 371 group Boyle said the 590 from seven under 100 gifts brings total support from smaller donors to the effort
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Iowa City
UPI
Daniel Boyle
Edward Mezvinsky
Boyle
Mezvinsky
Iowa City Democrat
Agricultural and Dairy Educational and Political Trust
Springfield
Joseph Rosenfield
Des Moines
Michael Horowitz
New York City
Drive
Teamsters Local 371
Rock Island
Bicyclist Hit by Car in Nighttime Crash
Whittier resident 21-year-old WHITTIER David Lam is hospitalized in Oskaloosa with critical injuries after being struck by a car Sunday night while bicycling after dark between Sigourney and Oskaloosa. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lam of Whittier.
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Whittier
David Lam
Robert Lams
Oskaloosa
Lam
Sigourney
Daniel Wayne Jensen
Gerald Jensen
Red Oak
Full Scale Audit Expands in Clayton County
State Auditor Lloyd Smith said a routine audit of Clayton County treasurer’s office has escalated into a full scale investigation. Five auditors began last week, and Peters must stay away from the office until completion.
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Clayton
ELKA
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Henry Bendorf Dies at 74 in Amana Community
Henry Bendorf 74 longtime Amana Heritage Society director and former High Amana postmaster died Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness Born February 26 1898 in South Amana he helped form Amana Society plans in 1932 and served as farm manager 1932 to 1970 He leaves a wife two daughters two sons siblings and grandchildren Services set for Wednesday 1 PM at Main Amana church with burial in High Amana Memorials optional to Amana Church Society or the heart fund Hoover Valentine funeral home Marengo in charge
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Henry Bendorf
Amana Heritage Society
High Amana
Cedar Rapids
South Amana
Amana Society
Amana Church Society
Bendorf
High
Iowa County Selective Service Board
Susanna
Lloyd Williams
Fairfax
Carl Moershel
Homestead
Marvin
Henry
West Amana
Johanna Bopp
Elmer Zier
Ray Leading GOP Dinner Straw Poll In Iowa County
At a Des Moines county fundraiser in Burlington Governor Robert Ray led the GOP straw poll with 75 percent support among 179 ballots cast from Des Moines and nearby counties. Lt. Gov. Roger Jepsen 25 percent. Art Neu 72 percent for lieutenant governor. William Harbor 28 percent. Nixon renomination favored 92 percent. McCloskey 7 percent. Ashbrook 1 percent. Dinner speaker Vermont Senator Robert Stafford. About 240 attendees. Also Tama County: David Breja bound over on larceny charge for copper cable theft in Salt Creek township March 5. released on personal recognizance.
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Robert Ray
Iowa
Fred Schwengel
Roger Jepsen
Des Moines County
Republican Central Committee
G.O.P
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Art Neu
Carroll
House
William Harbor
Richard Nixon
California
Paul McCloskey
Ohio
John Ashbrook
Baker
Des Moines
Lee
Henry
van Buren
Jefferson
Louisa
Vermont
Robert Stafford
TAMA
David Breja
Elberon
Tama County
Tama County District Court
Justice of the Peace
Terry Wheeler
Breja
Chelsea
Salt Creek Township
Clark Says ITT Case Shows Corporate Power in Government
Des Moines Iowa. Dick Clark Democratic hopeful argued at the Iowa Democratic Conference that the ITT case illustrates how major corporations influence government at the highest levels. He cited discreet favors from officials and questioned the selection of top judicial and executive posts. Clark noted important local backing from Nicholas Johnson and eight state central committee members. Johnson chose not to run and praised Clark. Miller, Iowa senator, expected to seek re election.
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Dick Clark
United Statesenate
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Tto Kleindienst
Virginia
Kentucky
Marion
Carswell
Haynesworth
Kleindienst
Nicholas Johnson
Democratic State Central Committee
Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
Iowa City
Central Committee
Jack Miller
Iowa
Miller
Young Man Dies in Auto Crash on Lansing Street
A rural Lansing youth Marvel Cole 21 is the ninth Iowa weekend traffic fatality. He rode with Marvin Ball 23 whose car crossed a bridge on S Front Street and plunged into a ditch near the town baseball diamond. Cole died of neck injuries. Ball had cuts and bruises.
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Lansing
Marvel Cole
Iowa
Cole
Marvin Dean Ball
S. Front Street
Gary
Soper
Highway Patrol
Dan Wellendorf
Ball
Allamakee
Burke Funeral Home
Harold Cole
Bruce
Men's Reformatory to Open for Public Tours
The state men s reformatory at Anamosa will be open for public tours Tuesday evening starting at 6 30. Visitors must be at least 18. An inmate panel will answer questions from guests in the auditorium after the tour. Those planning to attend should contact the reformatory at 462 3504 extension 223.
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Anamosa
Reformatory
Want Ad Promises Help in Finding Hard-To-Find Items
A classic want ad pitches itself as the swift route to locating elusive goods or services. It touts easy placement and broad reach, urging readers to post brief notices for assistance in locating specialized items.
Preparation H relieves hemorrhoidal swelling and pain
Doctors report tests with hundreds of patients showing hours of relief from burning itching and swelling without narcotics or stinging.a Preparation H product lubricates and protects inflamed tissue aiding comfortable bowel movements available as ointment or suppositories from drug counters.
Cornell Student Dies in Illinois After Car Crash Near Paris
Mt Vernon reports Cornell college sophomore Kathryn Louise McDermott, 20, died Sunday from injuries in a two car accident near Paris, Illinois. She was daughter of William and Mary McDermott of Mechanicsville, Pa. Funeral services are pending at Morgan funeral home with a memorial service planned on campus. McDermott served as Cornell student government secretary, dormitory advisor, and part time secretary in psychology. She belonged to Kappa Theta and engaged in Religious Life council activities including LINK tutoring.
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Paris
Ill
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Mechanicsville
Morgan Funeral Home
Cornell
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LINK
Buchanan Demos Elect County Democratic Officers
Buchanan Demos re elect Independence Gary Sch weitzer as chairman of the county Democratic central committee. Other officers include Gertrude McDonnell Independence vice chairman Daryl Roberts Independence secretary Mrs John Patton Aurora treasurer and William Reedy Brandon finance chairman.
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Independence
Gary Schweitzer
Winthrop
Buchanan County
Democratic Central Committee
Gertrude McDonnell
Daryl Roberts
John Patton
Aurora
William Reedy
Brandon
Motor vehicle registrations in Iowa surge past two million
DES MOINES Iowa's motor vehicle registrations exceeded two million in 1971, up 2.7 percent from 1970, with $73.8 million collected in fees. Motorcycle registrations rose from 60 835 in 1970 to 70 073 in 1971, while mobile homes and travel trailers also climbed 13 percent. Officials note the 1904 program began with a $155 infant registration.
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Iowa
Department of Public Safety
Iowa Farmers Plan Slight Acreage Increase
Twenty years ago farmers in Iowa aimed to raise total crop acreage by 308000 acres, about a one percent increase over the prior year, signaling modest expansion across agrarian output.
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Iowa
Train Related Traffic Fatalities Rise in Iowa
DES MOINES AP Train related traffic deaths increased in Iowa while overall auto fatalities fell. The Public Safety Department reports 83 traffic deaths in the first two months, with nine involving trains compared to four last year. Seven train related fatalities occurred in the past month.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Public Safety Department
Michael Sellers
Sellers
City council to form 25th precinct from parts of 15th and 16th
Officials announce official action to create a new 25th police precinct by combining areas from the existing 15th and 16th precincts, pending council approval and local planning.
Cedar Rapids Gazette details and rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 lists publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates: by carrier 75 cents weekly, by mail night and Sunday editions $2 a month or $19 a year, afternoon editions and Sunday 7 issues $2.15 a month or $20 a year, other states and territories $30 a year. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
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