Regents Oppose Super Board in Iowa Higher Ed
Iowa regents reaffirm opposition to a state super board to coordinate universities, area colleges and private schools while backing continued coordination with the legislature. They approve Iowa, ISU, and UNI projects including a $1 million chilled water plant at Iowa City, name new engineering chair, award journalism degree, and fund UNI facilities.
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Iowa City
State Board of Regents
Iowa
Legislative Higher Education Study Committee
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co
Speiies
Board of Regents
State Department of Public Instruction
Col . U. of Towa
Willard Boyd
Regents
State Department
Ray Bailey
Legislature
Discus
Emission Controls Rule is Criticized by Iowa Leader
DES MOINES AP Iowa Commerce Chairman Maurice Van Nostrand urged the federal government to rescind stringent auto emission rules. He argued pollution is a problem in only a few cities while the nation mandates emission controlled cars that waste gasoline and hamper engine performance. He proposed city steps to curb driving in congested areas such as avoiding new parking lots and promoting bus use.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Maurice van Nostrand
Legislative Energy Crisis Study Committee
van Nostrand
Iowan Held in Kidnap Assault in Las Vegas
A Nevada woman Mary Ann Jaramillo and her infant nephew Danny Landers were kidnapped in Las Vegas by Eddie Rogers Bohnsack and two Las Vegas youths. After an 18 hour ordeal the victims were found safe at a gas station near Valencia California. Police arrested the Iowa man and the two teens on suspicion of kidnapping and rape.
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Valencia
Calif
UPI
Nevada
Las Vegas
Iowa
Mary Ann Jaramillo
Danny Landers
Eddie Roger Bohnsack
Mason City
Miss Jaramillo
Danny
Mexico
Bohnsack
Magic Mountain Parkway
Golden State Freeway
California Highway Patrol
Hillside Hospital
Saugus
Culver urges oil ambassador for diplomacy
Rep John C Culver urged President Nixon to appoint a high level ambassador at large for oil diplomacy. He warned against a destructive oil policy rivalry and blamed reduced U S diplomatic duties to oil companies. As chair of the House economic policy subcommittee he has led hearings on international oil and energy issues.
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Washington
John C
Culver
Nixon
Cedar Rapids
United States
House
Utility Appeals ICC Ruling on Increase Request
DAVENPORT Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co appeals a Scott County District Court ruling on an ICC decision that barred a rate hike before 1974. The ICC said the firm must use a test year and rejected using 1972 figures. The commission criticized the utility for failing to present proper supporting data and for “playing fast and loose” with staff and itself.
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Davenport
Iowa
ICC
Iowa-Illinois
Elevator Fall Fatal Today in Des Moines
DES MOINES AP State Labor Commissioner Jerry Addy called Iowa elevator law worthless as no body enforces it after the death of Charles Giehl aged 2 who fell two stories in a Montgomery Ward elevator shaft. The law merely requires safety and a past proposal for state inspections died in committee. Inspections rely on private firms. 39 other states have safety standards.
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Des Moines
Jerry Addy
Iowa
Addy
Charles Giehl
Montgomery Ward
Iowa City Council Adopts Dual Bus Fare Hike and Tax
Iowa City council, under pressure to fix a transit deficit, voted to raise bus fares from 15 to 25 cents and to levy two mills in a public tax. The measures, approved together, allow later budget adjustments and could expand bus routes if kept. The transit system faces about a $175,000 deficit by year end 1973. A public budget hearing is set for Oct. 2.
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Iowa City
Iowa City City
Addi
Suspended Terms for Tama Couple in ADC Fraud Case
Tama woman Shirley Ann Bartling and her former husband Larry Bartling, both 33, pled guilty to three counts of obtaining ADC funds by fraud and aiding and abetting. Judge Osmunds on suspended three month jail terms per count, ordered probation with restitution plan to Tama County, and supervision by community service. Each admitted knowledge of residency disclosure affecting eligibility and withheld it during February 1973 interview. Bartling received $352 monthly ADC checks in 1973 through July.
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Toledo
Tama
Robert Osmunds
Tama County
Shirley Ann Bartling
Larry Bartling
ADC
Osmundson
Community Court Services Project
Sixth Judicial District
Bartling
Department of Social Services
Bartlings
Tama Knife Fight Injures Teen in Tama District
Two 17 year old youths from the Neighborhood Youth Corp fought in Tama's business district on Fourth Street. Richard Padilla of Toledo drew a knife, injuring Tom Eugene Lennie who required ten stitches and a forearm cut. Padilla is in the Marshall county jail awaiting disposition, with parents in Dysart and New Mexico.
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TAMA
Toledo
Neighborhood Youth Corp
Tama Busiiness
Fourth Street
Tom Eugene Lennie
Richard Padilla
Harold Hauser
Tama Police Department
Padilla
Marshall County
Dysart
New Mexico
Hauser
Toledo Man Fined on Drunk Driving Count
Henry W. Wallace, 27, Toledo, pled guilty in Tama county district court to drunk driving. He was arrested June 16 on Highway 30 at the east edge of Tama while riding a motorcycle. Judge Robert Osmundson fined him $300 and costs and ordered completion of a drinking driver course at Iowa Valley Community College in Marshalltown. His license was revoked until the course is completed.
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Toledo
Henry W. Wallace
Tama County
Tama
Robert Osmundson
Wallace
Iowa Valley Community College
Marshalltown
Injunction Granted In Open Burning Case In Iowa
Tama county district court granted a permanent injunction in the state air quality commission case against Daly-Do Inc Paul F E Behounek Chelsea president and Leo Liston Jr Marshalltown secretary treasurer. The order bans open burning of treated seed corn sacks and wood pallets on sites under their control southeast of Chelsea or any Iowa site. Defendants face contempt penalties for violations and must pay court costs of 13.26 dollars.
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Toledo
Harold D. Vietor
Tama County
State Air Quality Commission
Daly-Do, Inc
Paul FE. Behounek
Chelsea
Leo Liston, Jr
Marshalltown
Air Quality Commission
Vietor
Iowa
Hearing on lawyer withdrawal for Duncan in Tama County
In Tama County District Court Judge Robert Osmundson set September 19 for a hearing on attorney Charles F. Fairall's request to withdraw as court-appointed counsel for Preston M. Duncan, facing murder charges in the Tama murder case. Fairall cites irreconcilable differences and Duncan's wish for AIM to obtain an attorney.
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Toledo
Charles F. Fairall
Marshalltown
Preston M. Duncan
Mesquakie
Robert Osmundson
Tama County
Duncan
Bruce Raynard Lee
Tama
Fairall
American Indian Movement
AIM
Jared C. Bauch
Miller warns treaty could sway 1964 election
Ten years ago Senator Miller argued ratification of the test ban treaty would grant the Russians a certain measure of influence over the 1964 presidential race.
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Sen. Miller
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