Senate Votes For Regents' Bonds Bill
DES MOINES UPI The Iowa senate approved a long-range deficit financing plan for three state universities by a 38 to 18 vote, sending the measure to the house. The bill would let the board of regents issue bonds paid from student tuition and fees, with court approval needed before bonds could be issued and legislative control over each project.
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UPI
Iowa Senate
Senate
House
Ray
Board of Regents
Sen
David Stanley
R-Muscatine
Stanley
Alan Shirley
D-Perry
Hill
General Assembly
Chester Hougen
Cedar Falls
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Regents
State Board of Regents
Reputer
Anderson
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Shaff
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Denman
Doderer
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O'Malley
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Weimer
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Hougen
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Korn
Lange
Lodwick
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Sullivan
Coleman
Dodds
Frommelt
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Hilty
von Gilst
Erskine
Hammer
Neu
Ollenburg
Schaben
It Depends on What Is at Stake
Cincinnati AP reports Jack Delany recalled a business executive telling his secretary he would go to the Bluegrass Stakes in Lexington. The secretary, not a racing fan, asked if they were better than T-bone steaks.
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Cincinnati
Jack Delany
Lexington
Grain Signup Final Five Days Crucial for Iowa Farmers
DES MOINES AP Enrollment of Iowa farmers in the 1969 feed grain program has picked up but the final five days of signup are crucial says ASC Chairman Leon Werner. He notes 116,257 farmers have enrolled to divert 3,656,730 acres and calls for 8,000 more signups to match 1968 levels and stabilize prices amid the delicate supply-demand balance.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Leon Werner
Werner
Bill To Simplify Iowa's Income Tax Explained
Des Moines AP report notes a bill in the Iowa House Ways and Means Committee to simplify returns. Rep Edgar Koch says about 60 percent would save, 37 percent would pay more, and the rest similar. The plan would cut half the returns handled by the revenue department and removes tax for under 4000. For 4000 plus, tax on a graduated percentage of federal tax. Under current law thresholds, under 1500 single and under 2250 married pay none. The plan would shift tax to brackets for 4000 to 20000 and above 20000.
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DES Moines
Iowa House
Ways and Means Committee
Edgar Koch
Sioux City
Koch
State Department of Revenue
Iowa
Telephone Workers Honor Two Retirees
A retirement dinner honored two Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. employees. Frank L. Hird began Sept. 20, 1926, in Cedar Rapids and worked in Waterloo, Mason City, Davenport, and Sioux City districts. William C. Johnson started Jan. 11, 1949, and spent his career in Cedar Rapids. Both received gifts and lifetime memberships in CWA and Pioneer organizations. Des Moines Area Office attendees were present.
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Cedar View Country Club
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Frank L. Hird
The
Telephone Company
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Mason City
Davenport
Sioux City
William C. Johnson
Northwestern Bell
CWA
Pioneer
Des Moines
Plane crash near ANSELMO kills six students and faculty
FAA investigation reports the January crash near Anselmo disintegrated before impact. Four Augustana College students and two faculty members from Sioux Falls died. Wreckage found by coyote hunters twelve miles west. Plane, en route from Colorado Springs to Sioux Falls, went into a steep out of control dive after dark. Cabin rupture likely threw at least one victim from the aircraft.
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Anselmo
Neb
Federal Aviation Agency
Here
Mike McCurdy
Nebraska Civil Air Patrol
FAA
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
S. D
Colorado Springs
Mariner 7 Heads Toward Mars After Brief System Glitches
In Pasadena, an AP report notes Mariner 7’s trajectory toward Mars following a Cape Kennedy launch. Minor computer ad libs and two power drops did not derail the 901 pound craft, which will approach within 15,000 miles by August 1 and may undergo a midcourse adjustment to skim about 2,000 miles above the surface.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 7
Mars
Mariner 6
Cape Kennedy
Mariner
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Vega
It May Be Good Thing Lost Humphrey Quoted
Former Vice-president Humphrey says his loss may benefit the country and that Nixon has had time to prepare. He teaches at the University of Minnesota and says he would not have pursued Nixon's anti ballistic missile plan. He adds Kennedy would have won the nomination if not assassinated.
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Humphrey
Minneapolis
Richard Nixon
University of Minnesota Daily
Nixon
the Daily
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Papakee Denies Break in Charge in 1967 Barrel Inn Case
Rudy L. Papakee, 19, of 1443 Third Street SE, denies a breaking and entering charge refiled after the county attorney found he did not enter the armed services. The Barrel Inn break in at 227 Fourteenth Avenue SE on Oct. 15, 1967 is linked. bond set at 2,000, ROs granted at arraignment, Loren M. Hullinger to represent him.
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Rudy L. Papakee
Third Street SE
Papakee
Warren Rees
Harold Vietor
Barrel Inn
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Loren M. Hullinger
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