Iowa posts record state surplus amid cautious outlook
Des Moines report states Iowa ends fiscal year 17 with a record surplus exceeding 519 million in the treasury. Comptroller Selden cites a 119.2 million June 30 balance as the largest ever and projects a 100 million excess by mid-1975, while Gov. Ray and Selden warn lawmakers to curb spending to avoid turning the healthy balance into red ink if the national economy sours.
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Feed Plant Blast Fire Hurts Three at Alllud Mills
Three workers were injured in an explosion at the Alllud Mills feed plant around 8 49 am on Friday. Hospitalized and listed with smoke inhalation, the victims include Jer my Weir and Rayts Instance Ural tails. Plant supervisor Almons and credit manager Quigley were among those affected as officials dispute accident costs and future funding. Officials warned the incident could affect tax projections for the coming year and state drains funding.
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Food price rise forecast by Nixon aide amid 6 month view
A White House adviser predicts a 10 percent rise in food prices over the next six months with risks of higher inflation. He cautions that earlier price spikes may reappear as supplies tighten and as policy moves are debated to curb inflationary pressures.
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Blacks Bolt U.N. on South African Issue
At the United Nations General Assembly a procedural vote rejected South Africa’s credentials but allowed its foreign minister to speak. The move drew a strong show of support from Black African nations and allies, while Western states abstained or opposed. The debate highlighted tensions over apartheid as Senegal and others pressed for closer scrutiny.
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Court Test Possible on CLR Ballot
The Lukn Linn Auditor Merle Kopel decision to keep James off ballots triggers potential court challenge. Cedar Rapids Parks Commissioner Slay Reinis said he consulted an attorney and may pursue court action. Gardner campaign lawyer hints at possible degradatory judgment in district court Monday to interpret applicable laws.
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Work Around Clock Put KCRG-TV Back on the Air
Report details the tower collapse at KCRG-TV causing a power outage and dayslong outage. Engineers recount precise actions to restore Channel 9 service within hours after the incident. The piece notes safety reviews, equipment checks, and replacement parts logistics. Authorities describe the event and its impact on operations.
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Two Black Teens Charged In Second Boston Killing
In Boston AP report, two Black youths ages 15 and 16 were charged with murder and robbery in the death of a white fisherman Thursday, amid fears after a week of violence in Dorchester and Roxbury. Police say strong leads exist and more arrests are anticipated as schools reopen and residents cope with the tense atmosphere.
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Federal plan eyed to back rail loans and toll out ICC limits
Washington sources say the administration will propose a federal guarantee of about $2 billion in private railroad loans to rebuild the nation s rails. Paired with the guarantee, a plan to curb Interstate Commerce Commission power would allow relief projects to proceed on unprofitable lines. Congress will be asked to back the measure in coming weeks.
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Sources of News Leaks Are Sought
Washington and Baltimore courts consider subpoenas compelling journalists from the Washington Post New York Times Washington Star News and Time and Newsweek to reveal sources in the Agnew case as he faces federal inquiries into a Maryland kickback scheme. The Justice Department says presidential immunity limits apply but may delay proceedings until impeachment debates. Newsrooms vow First Amendment defense.
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Tunnel Resident Resists Bulldozing After 17 Years
Vague report describes a man named Vase living in a tunnel for 17 years before a bulldozer removed him and the structure. Neighbors and workers recall a wall breach and a chaotic demolition as Vase resisted. The scene included a private resident, Marion Lave, and mentions an old World War I veteran, with local talk of future housing plans.
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