Haralt Wilson Warns of Civil War Fears in Britain
Blackpool report outlines Wilson warning of civil war fears amid pressures from inflation unemployment and rent hikes. He urges early national election and accuses Heath government of failing to curb costs and control the economy while Parliament presses towards joining the European Common Market. Wilson criticizes recent parliamentary processes as anticonstitutional and anti democratic.
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Blackpool
Fiyghind
Wilson
Northern Ireland
Enbathet
Ister
Ireland
Wilsely
Labor Party
Umly
Britain
Edward Heath
Marion water board OKs Varner bid for well project
The Marion water board of trustees accepted the Varner bid of 92 040 for the northeast Marion city well project. Layne Westen Itc of Ames bid 94 748 and Winslow Drilling Co of Walcott bid 101 540. Construction should start soon with completion expected this fall financed by revenue. no bonds.
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Warner Well and Pump Co
Dubuque
Marion
Varner
Marion Water Board of Trustees
Layne Westen Itc
Ames
Winslow Drilling Co
Walcott
Water Board
Linn-Mar Junior High Visitation Days Scheduled
Principal John Corkery releases a tour and coffee schedule for Linn-Mar junior high. Eighth grade parents attend at 9 30 a m and seventh grade parents at 2 p m on designated visitation days. Weekday bands group by last names A through E on Wednesday, F through Kh on Thursday, Li through R on Thursday, Q et al on Friday, with alternate days offered. Marion board and council meetings set for Thursday evening.
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Linn-Mar
Selou
John Corkery
Fayette County seeks planning area shift voted in favor
Fayette County townships Randalla WaSela Magtrard and West Union voted Monday to shift from Area 7 based at Waterloo to Area 1 based at Decorah. Supervisors urge broader support saying rural placement would boost county funding and reduce Waterloo priority on expenditures.
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West Union
Payette County
Fayette County
Area 7
Waterloo
Inta Area 1
Decorah
Randalla
Wa- Sela
Magtrard
Board of Supervisors
Montes
Urbana Rites for Darwin Boyles 52
Urbana obituary for Darwin Chub Boyles a Collins Radio inspector died after a short illness in an Iowa City hospital. Born October 1 1919 in Urbana he married Helen Parks in 1945. Survived by wife parents a daughter and two grandsons. Services Friday at Urbana Christian church with burial in Urbana cemetery. Casket not opened at church. viewing at Murdoch chapel Center Route after 4 Wednesday.
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Urbana
Darwin
Chub
Clifford Boyles
Edward
Celin
Urbana Christian Church
Loren T. Jenks
Murdoch
Rites Set for Mabel E Seeman in Newhall
Mabel Elizabeth Seeman widow of John W Seeman of Newhall died following a sudden illness. Born September 2 1890 in Eldorado Township she was a member of Central Presbyterian Church and Lepton auxiliary. Surviving daughter Mikired M Boddicker and son Loren E Seeman both of Newhall, four brothers Ed Be Klots Shellsburg Ralph De Klots Atkins Gilbert and Merrill DeKlotz Nesyhall. Services at Central Presbyterian Church Sta thursday by Rev Paul Figge with burial in Mond Cemetery Walkies. Friends may call at Turner Chapel west until Wednesday and at the church Thursday from 9 until 1 23. The casket will not be opened after the services.
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Newhall
Mabel Elizabeth Seeman
John W. Seerman
Morelay
Eldorado Township
Central Presbyterian Church
Lepton
Mikired M. Boddicker
Loren E. Seeman
Ed Be Klotz
Shellsburg
Ralph
de Klotz
No Action In Disciplinary Case At University
Supreme court Justice Theodore G Garfield has recommended to University of Iowa President Willard Boyd that no disciplinary action be taken against University of Iowa student Robert Mather for alleged violations during last May student demonstrations. Garfield was appointed to hear disciplinary cases and considered charges against Mather on August 30.
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Supreme Court
Theodore G. Garfield
U. of J
Willard Boyd
U. of T
Robert Mather
Umiversity
Garfield
Boyd
Mataner
Fi Matzner
Jowa City
Parmer
Double win for Bonnie MacCurdy in cowchip contests
Nine year old Bonnie MacCurdy captured two victories in Paso Robles area cowchip events. She first dominated the punt pass kick competition in Mascadera then traveled to Paso Robles to outthrow local boys in the cowchip tossing contest.
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Paso Robles
Calif
Bonnie MacCurdy
Mascadera
Paso Rodley
Campaign Trail Coordinated Planning Urged by Mrs Cilek
Mrs Cilek urged coordinated planning between the Johnson county board of supervisors and Coralville officials to craft a broad plan for overlapping growth. She emphasized cooperative attention to road maintenance and public transport for workers, as she runs as a Democratic candidate for the 1974 term amid regional development concerns.
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Cilek
Iowa City
Lorada
Cileks Vlonday
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Coralville
Sesemeng Meng
Urges Miller on Pension Vote in Fall Campaign
Otley Dick Clark, Democratic candidate for U8 venary, urged incumbent Republican Jack Witler to reveal his committee vote on a major pension reform proposal. Miller sits on the senate finance committee which stripped the measure in closed sessions two weeks ago. Clark called the action indefensible and urged disclosure to Tawa voters. He warned millions enrolled in private pension plans may receive little or none of promised benefits and noted workers lose protection if firms fail or merge.
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Otley
Dick Clark
Venary
Jack Witler
Miller
Senate Finance Committees
Clark
Harrison Willams
D-N. J
Jacob Javits
R.N
Tawa
Clar
Bartel Defends Johnson Auditor
Oxford report shows Bartel defending Johnson Auditor amid clashes over late county records. He cites past supervisor meetings without the county auditor and notes county attorney Jansen would present issues only after delayed minutes.
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Oxford
Tol
Bartet
Battel
Robert Jansen
Intaltwies
Dolores
Rogers
Music Festival for McGovern Planned
A fund raising festival for Democratic nominee George McGovern was organized by Iowa Students for McGovern. The event at Red Bird Farm near Iowa City features folk to bluegrass and rock, with 12 hours of music starting at dawn.
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Owa City
George McGovern
Satirday
Iowa
McGovern
Daniel Fouke
Iowa City
Earty
Towa
Jaze
Paul
Redbird Farm
Mezvinsky Details Grain Deals in Grinnell
Ed Mezvinsky spoke in Grinnell about the Russian wheat deal, criticizing USDA subsidies as costly to the treasury and alleging a plan to tax break grain companies profits from selling wheat to the Soviet Union. He argued supply and demand were skewed in favor of American wheat farmers and US grain dealers.
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U.S
Mezvinsky
USDA
Mexvinsky
Grinnell
Ed Mezvinsky
Meavinsky
von Widale
Soviet Union
Mesvinsky
U. S
Mrs Blank Seeks Elderly Reform At Meeting
Cathy Blank, Democratic candidate for state representative in the 26th district, urged reforms for seniors at the Associated Groups of Elderly meeting at First Lutheran Church. She cited work with Linn County Council on Aging and Marshalltown Manor, calling for higher Old Age Assistance and the Vermont Plan with property tax credits and capped earnings, plus a state transportation study committee.
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Cathy Blank
First Luteran Church
Franzenburg and Gannon Comment on Iowa Gubernatorial Race
Franzenburg says Iowans deserve to know governor stance on war policies harming economy and spirit. Gannon notes opponents and TV debates, criticizes news coverage and urges transparency for voters. Beall singles out post primary contributor disclosures by Gov Ray.
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Beall
Paul” Franzenburg
Air Wav Y
Des Maines
Gannon
Arthur New
R-Garrall
Neu
McGovern to Spend Three Hours in Des Moines
Senator George McGovern will spend about three hours in Des Moines on Friday to attend a campaign dinner at the state fairgrounds Livestock Pavilion. He will arrive from Chicago around 4 p.m. and depart for Kansas City at 1:18 p.m. Tickets for the dinner were arranged by state chairman Robert Fulley of Waterloo.
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Kansas City
Robert Fulley
Waterloo
McGowan Organization
Quinn pledges clerk’s office home visits in Geneva Tower
Ken Quinn, candidate for Lid County clerk, told residents in Geneva Tower on Tuesday he will back programs aiding seniors. He urged housing, taxation aligned with income, expanded services, and training for health staff, with home visits for seniors unable to travel.
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Ken Quinn
Lid
Geneva Tower
Quinn
Man Arrested For Contributing To Delinquency Of A Minor
Michael G. Moore, 19, of Fifth Street NW, was arrested Monday on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Municipal court spokesmen said the charge stems from vicious or immoral conduct. He was released on his own recognizance and given until October 2 to respond.
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Michael G. Moore
Oel
Mother-made grave markers spark Des Moines policy debate
In Des Moines officials weigh a potential exception to cemetery rules allowing handmade markers for two infant graves, arguing that standard granite or bronze stones are unaffordable for the Frederick family. City officials promise careful consideration as discussions proceed at the next meeting, while the custom markers remain in place for now. The children Benjamin James and Christa Ann died from hyaline membrane disease shortly after birth and are buried in Glendale Cemetery. Mrs. Frederick recently left Des Moines to join her husband in West Germany.
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Dies
Brad Morris
Avery
Richard Delnioge
Frederick
Benjamin Janes
Christa Annn
Benjamin James
Hat
Christa Ann
Glendale Cemetery
Des Moines
Douglas
West Germany
Man Injured in 440 Volt Electrical Accident
Bruce Jessen, 3, narrowly escaped serious injury after contact with a 440 volt line at the North West gan railroad house. While working near an overhead crane he became trapped, yelled for help, and fellow worker Richard Heidi shut off the circuit. He was checked at a hospital and released.
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Oblwrin
Bruce Jessen
North Westgan Railroad
Jessen
Richard Heidi
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