Senate Approves Public Bargaining Bill After Long Debate
Senate approval clears a Iowa bill authorizing collective bargaining for about 175000 public employees including teachers. The measure creates a three member PER board, bans strikes, sets final offer arbitration after 95 days, and outlines selection and mediation procedures while excluding certain workers and adding others via amendments.
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Scott Sheriff To Be Probed By Grand Jury
Davenport Iowa AP Scott county sheriff William Blackie Strout 43 and his son Daniel 19 face two counts each of possession of stolen property in Arkansas Strout has run the county since 1965 A special grand jury will probe the sheriff with the attorney general handling any prosecution and Scott County Atty Ned Wehr will not participate to avoid investigating a colleague The probe begins Monday and aims to be more comprehensive than the initial charges report says
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Iown
Scott County
Ned Wehr
William
Blackie) Strout
Daniel
Arkansas
Strout
Wehr
Legislative Notes on Magistrates Law Knowledge Debate
In Des Moines the senate debated a unified court bill amendment requiring magistrates to be lawyers. Proponents argued laymen would be excluded, while opponents cited gender discrimination. Senator Hultman suggested a working knowledge of law could allow some laymen to qualify. Justice Nolin warned that all magistrates being women would not hamper justice.
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Clifton Lamborn
Maquoketa
State Department of Justice
Lamborn
Board of Regents
William Winkleman
R-Lohrville
Department of Government
James Griffin
Council Bluffs
Ray Taylor
Steamboat Rock
ES Moines
Sen
Calvin Hultman
Red Oak
Karl Nolin
D-Ralston
U of Iowan in Line for Post At Nebraska U
An Iowa physician and a Mississippi physician seek posts at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Dr. James B. Moore would be associate dean of the school of allied health professions and Dr. William K. Metcalf would chair the anatomy department.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Iowa
Mississippi
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Lincoln
Board of Regents
James B. Moore
Allied Health Professions
William K. Metcalf
Iowa City
Moore
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Jackson
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Mississippi State
University of Alabama
Ford Foundation
James P. Tollman
Metcalf
University of Iowa
Edward A. Holyoke
N. U
Durham University
Bristol Medical School
England
Bristol
Vinton School Board Approves Summer Band Plan
In a special session the Vinton Board of Education accepted resignations of Jerry Staton as athletic director and coach and George Cummins as vocational agriculture instructor. The board approved hiring plans for full and part time staff, reassignments to expand social studies and business education, added a health education element to physical education, and approved a summer band program for fifth to seventh graders with future study of needs.
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Vinton
Vinton Board of Education
Jerry Staton
George Cummins
Robert Jacobson
Clear Creek Commencement on Friday Evening
Commencement exercises for Clear Creek Community School are scheduled for Friday at 8 p.m. on the football field, with a rain contingency moving the program to the senior high gym at 8 p.m. if needed.
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Clear Creek Community School
Lawmakers Vote on Chairman Salary Bill Clash
The six year term would make the first appointee chairman. Of 14 voting against the bill Republicans Bergman Briles Curtis DeKoster Hultman Lamborn McCartney Schwengels Taylor Tieden Winkleman and Democrats Heying Rodgers Scott opposed. Absent were Republicans Kuhl E Miller Shaw. The bill passed with 14 Republicans and 19 Democrats voting in its favor.
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Bergman
Briles
Curtis
DeKoster
Hultman
Lamborn
McCartney
Schwengels
Taylor
Tieden
Winkleman
Heying
Rodgers
Scott
Kuhl
E. Miller
Shaw
Fragmentary Gazette item on misread press dispatches
Incomplete OCR text from Cedar Rapids Gazette references dispatches and press service confusion. The fragment mentions Postoge tch and Mi a oe ae Bsek carriers service with unclear dates or events.
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Bsek
Ray to Offer Salute at Vets Appreciation Days
DES MOINES AP Three Iowa Medal of Honor recipients from Southeast Asia and 13 former POWs join Veterans Appreciation Days events Friday and Saturday. Gov. Ray will give a salute, with Navy Lt Cmdr Larry Spencer delivering the response. Medal of Honor winners Merlyn Dethlefsen Jimmie Howard and John Baker Jr., attend along with the POWs for the parade and banquet.
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DES Moines
Southeast Asia
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Betty Hibbs
Cedar Falls
Army
Robert J. Hibbs
Robert Ray
Navy
Larry Spencer
Ear
Lham
Iowa
Vietnam
Air Force
Merlyn Dethlefsen
Jimmie Howard
Burlington
John Baker, Jr
Davenport
Sigourney High Set Plans for Class Night Baccalaureate
Sigourney Community high school outlines senior events with class night Friday Baccalaureate Sunday at the high school featuring Rev. Clay Rogers. Commencement Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Shafer field with Dr. Ron Roskins president of the University of Nebraska as speaker.
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Sigourney Community High School
Clay Rogers
Delta Assembly of God Church
Shafer Field
Ron Roskins
University of Nebraska
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