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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1971

Page

2

Demos Plan Early Start On Caucuses

Iowa Democrats set precinct caucuses for January 24 to speed the process toward county and district meetings. Delegates will be chosen at neighborhood caucuses for February 26 and March 25 district caucuses, with the state convention on April 29, the presidential convention on May 20, and the national gathering in Miami Beach starting July 9. The plan includes rules limiting debate time and shifts in national delegation voting per McGovern commission recommendations.

Des Moines Iowa Miami Beach Town Democratic National Committee McGovern Commission

Delegates Split by District in 1972 Party Plans

The Democratic and Republican parties shift toward district emphasis for delegate selection. Seventy five percent of delegates will be chosen at six district conventions on March 25 while 25 percent vote at the state May 20 convention. The McGovern commission proposes delegations reflect district majorities and minorities to avoid challenges.

Democratic State Central Committee McGovern Commission

Former Iowa clerk pleads innocent to forged instrument charge

Maretta June Shephard of Des Moines, a 26 year old former clerk in the Iowa department of revenue, is free on $1,000 bond after pleading not guilty in Des Moines municipal court. She is charged with cashing a $102.15 state income tax refund check belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Proctor of Carlisle.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Department of Revenue Maretta June Shepherd Marvin Proctor Carlisle

Neu Urges Early Budget Hearings to Speed Sessions

State Sen Art Neu of Carroll Republican nominee for lieutenant governor told the Federation of Republican Women that an improved appropriations process is essential. He urged hearings begin in week two and weekly slots for appropriations and ways and means to accelerate bills and shorten sessions.

Atlantic Art Neu Carroll Federation of Republican Women Nel General Assembly Nell House Senate

Iowa Students Plan Public Interest Research Group

Students from 20 Iowa colleges will unveil plans to form an Iowa Student Public Interest Research Group at a 10:30 a m meeting in the Veterans Auditorium. Joe Highland of Ralph Nader's Washington staff will attend, outlining a student funded non profit non partisan group to research social issues and push public interest reforms in Iowa.

Des Moines Iowa Veterans Auditorium Joe Highland Ralph Nader Washington Ispirg

Iowa City to Host New International Education Office

Stephen Arum introduces the University of Iowa Office of International Education and Services aimed at aiding 350 students and 150 professionals. He plans surveys of current programs, expands international activities, and broadens involvement of American students and residents.

Stephen Arum University of Iowa Arum Office of International Education and Services The U. of I Iowa City Long Beach, N.Y Hobart College Geneva N.Y Yale University New Haven

Cities urged to press state and national policy

Des Moines AP report notes Iowa city officials must more actively influence policy to address local needs. Conference speakers say municipalities, not just states, must craft a foreign policy toward other government levels to secure solutions and funding.

DES Moines National League of Iowa Oklahoma State University Stillwater League of Iowa Allen E. Pritchard National Organization Pritchard America

Chou Rejects Sato Offer for Talks in Peking

Premier Chou En-lai spurned Japan's Sato invitation for talks in Peking on normalizing relations. He would accept a visit by the next Japanese prime minister only if Peking is recognized as the sole Chinese government, implying Beijing has cooled on relations under Sato.

Tokyo Chou En-lai China Eisaku Sato Peking Japan Chou Sato

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