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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1975

Page

5

Culver Amendment Approved Long Range Diego Garcia Debate

The Senate approved 51 to 44 Sen. John C. Culver's amendment to delay funding for Diego Garcia base expansion until July 1 1976. Culver framed the move as pushing diplomacy first and warned that rushing military buildup could trigger a costly three ocean naval confrontation, urging restraint and negotiations with the Soviet Union. The measure now heads to conference. Culver cited prior waivers of surcharges tied to Polaris as part of the contentious Diego Garcia arrangements.

Washington Senate John C. Culver U.S Indian Ocean Diego Garcia Culver Congress Armed Services Committee Soviet Union Iowa America United Kingdom Britain

Norpel blasts 55 mph limit after second speeding ticket

Des Moines Iowa Sen Richard Norpel says the 55 mph limit is ridiculous after a June arrest for 73 mph near Dyersville and a Kansas ticket for 78 mph. He plans to pay fines totaling about 36 dollars to regain his motor club membership. He had previously claimed immunity but forfeited a 35 dollar bond after an attorney general opinion. He argues federal push for car purchases clashes with highway speeds.

DES Moines UPI Richard Norpel Dbellevue Norpel Dyersville Kansas Motor Club Iowa

Iowa Opinion Says State Could Regulate Gas Prices

Iowa Attorney General says the state can regulate pump gas prices if federal control ends. Atty. Gen. Turner notes the Federal Energy Administration currently regulates pricing until June 30, 1976, and underscores state power only when public interest is at stake, citing Supreme Court decisions.

Des Moines UPI Iowa James Gallagher Jesup Senate Energy Committee Richard Turner Federal Energy Administration FEA Turner Supreme Court

No Decision on Home Inspection

A Des Moines AP report says a legislative committee studying wasteful duplication considered whether Iowa health and social services should have separate nursing home inspectors. The panel met midweek and did not reach a decision. Chair Sen. Richard Norpel urged consolidating inspections while Health Commissioner Norman Pawlewski warned that transferring social services inspectors would require moving 40 inspectors with no budget savings.

DES Moines State Departments of Health and Social Services Iowa Richard Norpel Dbellevue Norman Pawlewski Health Department

Plan Viet Aid Shipments Despite Federal Denial

Des Moines reports that AFSC plans to ship economic aid to South Vietnam despite a federal license denial. The group aims for a Nov. 10 national vigil, with supporters presented to the White House. AFSC reapplies for licenses while arguing the aid serves reconstruction.

Plan Viet Des Moines UPS American Friends Service Committee South Vietnam AFSC Iowa White House U.S. Treasury Department Service Committee Dan Clark Warren Witte North Central Provisional Revolutionary Government Witte Vietnam Clark Federal Ames Grinnell Decorah Washington Philadelphia Senate Richard Clark D-Iown

Okays Study of Manawa Dredging

Senator John Culver announced the Senate Public Works Committee approved a resolution for a Corps of Engineers study on dredging and shoreline stabilization at Lake Manawa and nearby Missouri River oxbow lakes. The action follows testimony from a Council Bluffs hearing noting lake deterioration and lack of prior federal study on siltation.

Washington UPI John Culver Iowa Senate Public Works Committee Corps of Engineers Lake Manawa Culver Council Bluffs Water Resources Subcommittee Corps Lake Mana Missouri River

GOP Legislature Control Difficult in 1976

Lt. Gov. Arthur Neu told Third district Republicans in Hampton that regaining GOP control of the Iowa legislature will be harder in 1976 than in 1966. He cited past Democrat tax hikes and missteps as factors in a difficult comeback.

Hampton Iowa Arthur Neu Neu

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