Iowa Unified Court Bill Heads Back to House
DES MOINES AP The senate approved amendments to a bill amending the Iowa unified court act and sent it back to the house for consideration. The measure would replace peace justice, mayor and police courts with a new magistrate system and expand small claims limits while raising magistrate and associate district judge pay.
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Iowa
DES Moines
Senate
House
Sucas DeKoster
Hull
Senaté
Eugene Hill
Newton
Iowa Supreme Court
Dekester
Dendle
Kevin Kelly
R-Sinux City
Ways and Means
Two Leadership Jobs Held By Marion's Sen. Potter
ES MOINES- Senate Republicans named Ralph Potter as acting president pro tempore and assistant leader since Jan 8. Potter, from Marion, has shouldered duties when Kyhl was unavailable, performing the chair duties and showing a straightforward voting stance. Also notes Doctors Paul Brown of Maquoketa and G W Marne of DeWitt served as Physician of the Day in April.
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Frank Nye
Marion
Sen. Potter
ES Moines
Senate
Lucas DeKoster
Hull
Ralph Potter
Potter
Vernon Kght
Parkersburg
Des Moines
Kyhl
Eastern
Towans
Paul Brown
Maquoketa
G. W. Marne
DeWitt
Williamsburg Band Heads to St Louis for Contest
The Williamsburg high school band departed on a three day trip to St Louis to compete in a band contest at Six Flags Over Mid-America. The group faces 10 similar sized schools from Arkansas Tennessee Illinois Indiana and Ohio with music parents hosting a banquet and the group performing Friday morning and sightseeing Friday afternoon and again Saturday morning before returning Saturday night.
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Williamsburg
St. Louis
Six Flags
Mid-America
Arkansas
Tennessee
Illnois
Indiana
Ohio
Iowa Faces $7 Million Annual Loss From Job Injuries
Iowa's occupational injuries and illnesses cost manufacturers and builders about 7 million dollars a year in wages. A state survey under the Steiger act projects one in four construction workers and one in five manufacturing employees would suffer a job related injury or illness in 1971's first half.
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Harrieen Weber
Hewa Day Prany Ausociation
Des Moines
Jerry Addy
Addy
William Steiger
Fence removal bill targets wrongly placed borders in townships
The bill HP 64 sponsored by Rep. James Jordan would let township trustees remove a fence wrongly placed on another’s land after a survey confirms the error. Costs would be assessed to the fence owner.
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DHS Moins
Towa House
Bite
James Jordan
Family Practice Residencies in Iowa Now Fully Staffed
Iowa City reports all first year positions in university and community family practice residency programs filled. Ten physicians begin training in July at the University of Iowa, eight at Broadlawns in Des Moines, and eight at St Luke’s and Mercy in Cedar Rapids, joining 21 in second and third years. Future plans foresee eight to 22 more in Mason City and Des Moines next year.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Robert E. Rakel
U. of S. College of Medicine
U7. of E
Broadlawns
Polk County Hospital
Des Moines
St. Luke's
Mercy
Cedar Rapids
Loran F. Parker
L Robert Martin
St. Jooseph Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
U. of 1. Vallege of Medicine
University Hospitals
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Mireshman
Ball
Bay Hit in Head by Baseball Bat Dies
LA PORTE UPL rural Mt. Auburn youth King Kullmer eight died after a recess time game accident when struck by a batter's swing. He was unconscious at 2 p.m. and died about eight hours later at a Wa-Herluch hospital. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kullmer, are listed as the boy’s guardians.
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LA Porte
UPL
Auburn
King Kullmer
Wa- Herluch
Authorisies
James Kullmer
Mt. Auburn
Girl, 9, killed in truck bicycle crash in Manly
Valerie Benjogerdes, 9, of rural Mason City died after a bicycle collided with a pickup truck on a Manly street. The truck driver, Manly Mayor Robert Kalous, was reported in fair condition at a Mason City hospital. The girl's parents are Mr and Mrs James Benjogerdes.
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Mason City
Valerie Benjegerdes
Manly
Robert Kalous
James Benjogerdes
Public hearings planned on Viet veterans bonus in legislature
Iowa hearings set by Sen. Bart Schwieger to gauge public sentiment on the $44 million Vietnam veterans bonus bill. Hearings next Monday in Iowa City, Tuesday in Waterloo, and Wednesday in Des Moines at 7:30 p.m., as lawmakers seek input before final action.
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DEY Moines
Bart Schwieger
Waterloo
Chaion
Senate
House
Iowa City Civic Center
Waterloo Recreation Center
Capitol
Des Moines
Roger Shaft
R-Camanche
Vinton School Board Approves Contracts and Bids
The Vinton board of education approved new teacher and principal contracts including Mila Heppe and John Williams, accepted resignations, and awarded bids for bread and milk. Major summer maintenance items were approved, with funding for gym floor work, roof repair, library carpet, and Lincoln building library furniture.
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Bonnie Rohlena
Mila Heppe
Jane Nnke
Ava Gruner
Youch
John, Williams
Douglas Herbon
Ralph E. Rolland
John Y. Tiwlings
Don Holmes
Gary Stamp
Wilh
Dick Joe
Holmes
Galen Grote
Ol'tr Creek
Oller Creek
Lincoln
Lincoln Building
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