Late Developments Drag Iowa Lawmakers Toward Long Session
Des Moines reports delay in final adjournment of the 1976 Iowa legislature with Senate insisting on its versions of three bills and House leaders accusing each other of blocking adjournment. Key issues include transportation appropriations, a prison facility at Oakdale, natural resources capital funds, and a land use bill linked to an employment security overhaul. The Senate seeks a conference on three bills while the House backs reforms, with weekend meetings under debate.
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DES Moines
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Senate
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Chamber
George Kintey
D-Degk Moines
Clifton Lamborn
R-Maquoketa
Ine House
Jerome Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Gene Glenn
Dottumwa
Inalena
Ste
Jocel
Unite
Oakdale
Riverview
Newton
Natural Resources Capital
Conservation Con Mission
Gulf Point State Park
Lake Okoboji
Donald Avenson
Doelwein
Volga Lake
Avenson
The
Conservation Commission
Robert Ray
Employment Security Commission
Stary
Sen
Cloyd Robinson
Cedar Rapids
Robinson
Lamborn
Project TEACH Motivates Teachers Across Iowa Sequences
The Iowa State Education Association offers Project TEACH summer seminars to boost teacher motivation and classroom management. Four sites host sessions from June to August at Upper Iowa University Fayette Kennedy High School Cedar Rapids Area Education Agency 7 Cedar Falls and Monticello High School. Instructors include Evelyn Elliott Judy Martin and Carol Newman Cedar Rapids. Upper Iowa University provides three hours of graduate credit. cost is 190 with credit 95 without. Contact Dr Richard Sweeney for details at ISEA 4025 Tonawanda Drive Des Moines Iowa 50312.
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Iowa State Education ‘Assny
ISEA
Iowa
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Kennedy High School
Cedar Rapids
Area Education Agency
Cedar Falla
Monticelin High School
Evelyn Elliott
Strawberry Point
Judy Martin
Sigourney
Carol Newman
Parsons
Richard Sweeney
Tonawanda Drive
Des Moines
Marshalltown Man Faces Three Charges
James E. Bobenhouse, 31, Marshalltown, was charged with drunk driving and two counts of striking an unattended vehicle. Cedar Rapids police arrested him in the 800 block of Fourth avenue SE shortly after 1 p.m. after reports of two parked cars. An additional incident occurred in the 200 block of Fifteenth street SE.
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James E. Bobenhouse
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Avenue SE
Fifteenth Street
FBI knew of CIA Castro plot on JFK day
Senate intelligence committee will receive FBI documents showing the bureau knew of a CIA plan to kill Fidel Castro on the day President Kennedy was assassinated. Sen Richard Schweiker says the papers could be vital in determining whether the FBI withheld information from the Warren Commission and whether Castro involvement was investigated.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
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Bureau
CIA
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Warren Commission
Intelligence Committee
Richard Schweiker
Rpa
Schweiker
FHS
David Belin
War- Ten Commission
House Rejects Oakdale Prison Facility Plan
DES MOINES RP reports the House rejected a Senate proposal to build a new medium security prison at Oakdale. Rep Gregory Cusack notes the move wouldn’t solve overcrowding at Anamosa and Ft Madison facilities and labels the Senate plan as confusing with debate over site choices. The House favored 5.2 million for remodeling and community programs. the Senate raised to 6.6 million and urged construction, while leaving 110 thousand for a feasibility study.
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Senate
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Kear Lows City
Gregory Cusack
Davenport
Anamosa
Iowa State Penitentiary
Ft. Madison
Cusac
Cusack
Mt. Pleasant
Riverview
Newton
Denison
Damage suit against ABC moved to federal court
A $5 million suit by KDUB Dubuque operators against American Broadcasting Companies was removed to federal court in Cedar Rapids. The filing claims ABC breached an August 1968 contract to deliver programming, routing it to Cedar Rapids instead and costing operators $187,180 over 2½ years, leading to insolvency and cessation of broadcasting in September 1974. Investors seek $2 million for station earnings and $3 million for lost equipment, covering Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin service areas from 1970 to 1874.
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ABC
KDUB
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapide
Dubugie County
Yost
Tr Wlac
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Gerald J. Green
G. N. Lampe
Richard J. Smith
E.W. Cuffman
RW. Steele
Arnold Fladoos
Nuj. Schrup
Nicholas J. Schrup
HJ. Pohlman
Dubuque County
Moslems Delay Action on New Lebanese Truce
In Beirut radical Arab states back truce talks as Moslem forces delay action delaying end to Lebanon's civil war. Police report a toll over 25 000 dead and 79 000 wounded after 14 months of warfare with casualties among Palestinian refugees and fighters. Clashes with rockets and mortars erupt around Moslem enclaves in Christian Beirut. at least 23 killed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Hisham’ Shaar
Elsie Williamson Dies in Central City Services Saturday
Elsie E. Williamson 66 lifelong Central City resident died Thursday in a Coday Rapids nursing home. Born June 18 1909 near Prairieburg she married Wayne Williamson in Missouri on August 4 1974. Surviving husband son John Crilley Marion two sisters Marcell a Miles Cedar Rapids Amora Trumphold Cedar Rapids two brothers Jim Brislawn Troy Mills Owen Brislawn Marion Services 1:30 p m Saturday at Murdoch chapel Central City Burial Me Clark cemetery Friends may call at Murdoch chapel Central City
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Central City
Elsie E. Williamson
Coday Rapids
Prairieburg
Missouri
We. Wayne ‘Williamson
John Crilley
Marion
Marcella Miles
Amora Trumphold
Cedar Rapids
Jim Brislawn
Troy Mills
Owen Brislawn
Murdoch
Clark Cemetery
Fight Reported at Detention Center Near Marion
Two 16 year old girls were taken to Linn County Jail after deputies responded to a fight at the county juvenile detention facility north of Marion. Deputies found no injuries requiring hospitalization and concluded investigations shortly after 1 a.m.
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Linn
Marion
Youth Faces Breakin Charge After Cedar Rapids Incident
A 18 year old Gear Rapids resident was charged with break in and entering after a 1:30 am chase when a break in was reported at Hiawatha Pharmacy. Edward Earl Holmes Jr of 412 Fifth Ave SW faced a separate criminal trespass charge linked to a May 15 broken window at the Robert Willits residence.
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Mary Ann Kelle
Johnson
Daly City
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Adalgh Johnson
Allison Hotel
Gear Rapids
Hiawatha Pharmacy
Center Point Road
Edward Earl Holmes, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Robert Willits
Mt Mercy Instructor To U of Position
Tonl J Clow an Mt Mercy college instructor will become nursing co director of the University of Town pedi atric nurse practitioner program in August. She earned a BA in nursing from the U of f in 1962 and an MA in children studies in 1975 plus a PNP certificate. The one semester PNP course trains nurses with enhanced child care skills beyond basic nursing education. Ten years ago Sam Cassan a Look magazine correspondent was killed by mortar fire in Vietnam.
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Tonl J. Clow
Mt. Mercy College
University of Town
Sam Cassan
Look Magazine
Vietnam
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