McCarthy Defends Third-Party Take on U.S. Policy
Former Senator Eugene McCarthy told a Coe College audience that the two party system concentrates power in the White House and misreads foreign policy. He argued government should follow constitutional limits and warned against military entanglement, while inviting students to join his independent bid.
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White House
Mirinemata
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Cherry
Coe College
Cornell College
Towaday
Iowa City
America
Middle East
Turkey
Teraet
Coe Atudentu
Easterday Approved as Linn Mer Community School Supt
Marion Iowa board unanimously approved Dr Glen A Easterday of Osage Rapids as superintendent of Linn Mer Community School District. He will take over immediately at 26000 salary, to be frozen to 26000 Jan 1 1976 through July 1 1976. The meeting also heard a high school math report by Alan Kacere noting 726 students in math with 407 in unstructured progress or student paced classes and a new 20 day rule to curb underperformance. Dorothy Jean Mitchell was approved as junior high math instructor to replace maternity leave. Budget bills were approved and IASB convention plans discussed. Wayne Engle nominated district representative. Audit procedures recommended.
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Glen A. Easterday
Osdar Rapids
Linn- Mer
Educa Wert
Easterday
LeRoy Kruskop
Abe Voard
Ad Superitendent
Feréeset
Alan Kacere
Kacere
Kecere
Dents
Rourke
Dorothy Jean Mitchell
Iowa Assn. of School Boards
IASB
Des Moines
Wayne Engle
Chuck Farris
Council Ends Parking Along Eighth Avenue
Mation''s council Thursday night approved a resolution establishing two way parking on both sides of Eighth Avenue from Thirteenth to Twenty second streets. The street was reopened to traffic after water main work, with intersections upgraded. The council postponed a $200,000 bond sale and pushed back park bond obligations to December 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers. Approval was given to paying these bills, Dave Schmitt Construction Co. for Albur.
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Mation
Eighth Avenue
Thirteenth
Twenty Second
Dave Schmitt Construction Co. Fur
Suit Charges Polk Rules Unconstitutional
Two attorneys for the Town Civil Liberties Union file suit Thursday against Polk county judges and magistrates alleging Polk county court procedures adopted Monday violate constitutional rights. The suit, filed in the town supreme court, seeks to declare the rules unconstitutional and argues substantive rights rest with the Iowa legislature, beyond district court authority. Plaintiffs include Gorden BE Air ten, Judd Gnrden, Michiel V O'Brien, and James Alfred Ewing. OBrien and Ewing face criminal charges in Polk county. A hearing for oral arguments is requested and a temporary halt to the procedures pending court ruling. District Judge James F. Denaio, chief criminal judge, oversaw the new rules aimed at speeding criminal case disposition and reducing backlogs.
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Des Moines
UPR
Town Civil Liberties Union
Polk County
Gorden BE
Airten
Dud Moines
Judd Gnrden
Michiel
O'Brien
James Alfred Ewing
Obrien
Ewing
High Court
Posel
James F. Denaio
Monday
City Should Manage Recreation Facilities
Marion council and school board members discussed joint recreation facilities in a Thursday meeting. A city owned complex with baseball softball diamond, tennis courts, swimming pool, football and track areas, and a recreation civic center was proposed with an estimated land cost of about 1500000 dollars and construction costs near 50,000 dollars for the initial items.
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Marlon Council
Linn-Mar
Marlon Independent Board of Education and Park Board
Victor Klupferstein
Willian O J. Grundy
Park Board
Boards of Education
Council
Vehiod
Park Boach
Wren
Recreidwon Civbt
Uland
Klopfenstein
Recreation Civic Center
Ruling Next Week on Chaplain Injunction
KEOKUK IOWA UPI A Lee county district judge will rule next week on a request for an injunction to stop the state from paying three chaplains at the Fort Madison state penitentiary as part of an ICLU suit alleging violation of church state separation. Judge Hendrickson delayed ruling awaiting briefs from the state and Iowa Civil Liberties Union. The suit seeks to prohibit payment to the three clergymen who conduct prison services.
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Iowa Clyit Lite Erites Livinn
ICLU
Sheriff's sale notice and probate of estate actions
Legal notices announce a sheriff sale tied to a mortgage and probate proceeding for the estate of Jun Fi deceased. The record details property in a county with references to First National Bank, the circuit court, and appointment of executor Frenk Pedic, with publication dates and authority cited.
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Elizabeth Holmeren
Eostarday
Polk
Sattery
Rathje Constriction. Co
Arbur
Bituminous Materill Co., Inc
Waphalt
Mid-America Nurseries, Inc
Hennessey Bros. Inc
Blairs
Toad Ditch
Linn Emmty Humane Society
Cate
Himane Society
Boyada
Marion Park Board
Touraday
Ostenliy Lodgé Benevolent Assa
Yin Mindy Center
Tie Piva Minonol
Bank
Imé
Thessay
Michael Frasher
Quantico
Vii
Margaret Frasher
Central City
Richard Frasher
Second Avenue
Frasher
Quamtico
Klapfenstei
Stander
Slack Stevens
Marion
Marion Citens
Hurley Hall
Second Ward
Rippfenstein
Larry Wogelin
Life Investors
Lloyd Taube
Copper Conneuction Co
Brad
Schoola
YMCA
Westbrook
Iowa
MG Protec Kon, Inc. Nolie ‘Iter
Alven
Nya Ine
Ties
Tad Esecutos
Bunrica
Aurbort
Tg Fm
Uae
Wade
Maver
Seth
Colin
Fang
Lowe
Aurore
Steve
Sheriff's
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Pestotto
Ana Agai
Miloch Asm
Ieraatier
Rahur
San Ahlebied
Wiel
Haya
Agama
Hatice OF Incorporation
McBee
FC Cetera Owen
Amid Artes
Gorette
Taxtern Bow
Toy
Capella
Tor Ihe Faye
Emae Fewer
Cee
Tan
Bane
Sheaberg
Cader
Rapids
Mach Allors
Pena
Hepry Hte
Ema Toor
Harry Adi
Perrone
Penzance
Hay Zack
Pat Min
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Rocking Horse
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