Senate Panel Votes Subpoena for Dean
Senate investigators move to compel John Dean to testify under possible immunity as part of the Watergate inquiry. The panel signals open hearings May 17 with a grant of limited immunity if testimony is deemed vital, while officials caution about potential prosecutions and the President's involvement remains unproven.
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Penningroth Named Mental Health Unit Director
Linn supervisors established a mental health department and named Penningroth as medical director at a salary near 484 000. The appointment, discussed in a closed board session, is part of a broader plan to operate patient clinics and a psychiatric center under Dr. Rohork Shutter.
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Marion to Calmar Rail Cut Denied
ANAMOSA The commission denied the Milwaukee Road request to cut rail service between Marion and Calmar from twice weekly to once weekly. At a public hearing in Jones County, Chairman Maurice Van Nostrand cited unresolved issues and opposition while noting a hoped restoration of freight traffic to levels seen a year earlier. The ruling ends the proposed service reduction amid broader questions about the line’s profitability and future.
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Diplomat Leonhardy Freed After Kidnapping in Mexico
W. S. Consul General Terrance Leonhardy was released unharmed after 76 hours in captivity following a Friday kidnapping in Guadalajara. He thanked Mexican authorities and supporters while stating his relief at being reunited with family and colleagues. FRAP claimed responsibility for the abduction and the release involved the exchange of 30 prisoners and published communiques. The diplomat had served two years in the U S State Department and was due to retire next year.
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Parochial School Aid Bill Sent to Governor
Iowa House approved Senate amendments to a bill funding auxiliary educational services for parochial schools. The measure, passed 80 to 12, sets conditions on state reimbursement and nondiscrimination standards. Debate centered on ensuring aid reaches needy schools while lawmakers clash over public eligibility and enrollment limits.
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C R Airport Master Plan Outlined by Dil Kaveer A
Cincinnati consultants Laut dey and Brown prepared a master plan for Cede Rays Municipal airport expansion. It calls for a new terminal, runway options kept, and $150 million in general obligation bonds to fund completion. The plan estimates cost at 20 million in 1973 dollars with 6 percent inflation, and federal share could rise to 90 percent. Public reviews to follow.
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Rain Dampens Optimism Of Farmers and Consumers
Last week many farmers and consumers voiced dampened hopes due to steady rains. Producers recall last year’s yields and sleepless hours as rain delays fieldwork, reduces optimism, and raises concerns about crop plans and costs. Local farmers quote mixed forecasts while extension officials warn of potential reduced corn acreage and shorter growing seasons.
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Indians Leave Wauntee Kree After Siege Ends
Federal officers ended the Wauntee Kree siege Tuesday as militan Indians surrendered arms. U S marshals and Tel agents evacuated villagers and said residents could return after a weapons search. One man arrested. two whites resisted roadblock, later resolved. Two Indians killed. a federal marshal paralyzed. an FBI agent wounded. Continuation noted on Page 46.
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Tuition Grant Bill Is Passed By Frank Wye
Des Moines report states the House approved a tuition grant bill 94 to 0, sending it to the governor. The measure provides 12 million dollars for grants to four year college students for 1973-75, after rejecting an amendment to raise the appropriation to 16 million. Representative Avenson urged higher funding to help more students. opponents argued allocations should meet eligibility criteria. The bill's passage ends debate on the larger grant funding level.
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