Ethics clash over Iowa senate conflict charges
Iowa Senate ethics debate centers on two members alleged to have conflicts of interest while voting to exonerate Senate Republican Leader David Stanley. Sen. Potgeter accuses Sen. Stephens and Sen. Hill of bias due to landowning ties. Hill denies impropriety and calls for a special meeting to face the charges.
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Ustramboat
Rock
Iowa Senate
Senate
David Stanley
Muscatine
James Potgeler
Steamboat Rock
Richard Stephens
Crawfordsville
Eugene Hill
Newton
Stanley
Aska
Sen- Hill
Arthur Neu
R-Carroll
Ethics Committee
Potgeter
Sen
Stephens
Washington
Jasper
Crane Company
Maytag Company
Washington County
Crane Co
Board of Review
City of
Sen. Stephens
Jen
Hill
Sen. Hill
Sen. Potgeter
Neu
Bass van Gilst
Oskaloosa
Polgeter
Francis Cudahy
Jefferson
John Neiman
Des'Moines
Convocation Opens Mt Mercy 42nd School Year
Sister Mary Agnes opened Mt Mercy College’s 42nd year and its 12th as a senior college with a call for new curricula and stronger student faculty cooperation. The 1969 70 convocation marked the first year men were admitted to the student body.
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Sister Mary Agnes
Mt. Mercy
Mt. Mercy College
Mary Agnes
Three Coe Faculty Granted Research Fellowships
Three Coe College faculty members receive research fellowships for this fall. Dr. Patrick L. Alston associate professor of history named senior visiting fellow by Princeton University for fall 1969 to study European origins of modern school systems 1789 to 1914 for a forthcoming book. Dr. Kenneth M. Cook professor of biology selected by Argonne National Laboratory for a full academic year research program. William C. Martin assistant professor of sociology awarded a National Science Foundation grant to study readership structure and social stratification of the Negro community at Vanderbilt University.
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Coe
Patrick L. Alston
Princeton University
Princeton
Kenneth M. Cook
William C. Martin
Natonal Science Foundation
Vanderbilt University
Flood Central Work In Waterloo Okayed
Waterloo Mayor Linyd Turner announced official approval to begin spending about 22 million dollars on a flood control project with the U S Army Corps of Engineers. The federal share is 16.5 million dollars with parts of the project to proceed on a reimbursable basis. The plan aims to hold back water up to six feet higher than the city's deepest flood.
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Waterloo
UPI
Linyd
Turner
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Fond Central
Suit Filed by Guttenberg Principal Over Salary
Guttenberg former high school principal Marvin Haller sues Guttenberg Community School District seeking 12 250 dollars for this year’s salary and 308 dollars for funds withheld during the 1968 69 school year. He claims entitlement after a dispute with Supt John Sates over the site of the new community high school.
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Guttenberg
Guttenburg
Marvin Haller
A Haller
John Sates
Culver Faults Federal Rules for Shipping Hazardous Materials
Washington Congressman John Culver told a House subcommittee that federal regulation of shipments of hazardous materials is wholly inadequate. He cited army photgene gas transfers through Iowa centers, urged administrative restructuring and new appropriations to avoid compromising public safety.
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Garena Washington
House
Subcommittee
John Culver
Culver
Iowa
Kirkwood Seeks Accreditation by NCA Inspection Before Jan 31
Kirkwood Community College plans full accreditation from the North Central Association this winter. Supt Selby Ballantyne told the board that an inspection team will visit between Nov 1 and Oct 31 1970, with the NCA review of reports due next March. If approved, Kirkwood could skip years of candidate status, though rejection remains possible.
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Kirkwood
NCA
Community College
North Central Assn
Selby Ballantyne
Ballantyne
The
College: Board of Directors
North Central Assa
NCA Board of Directors
North Central
Kirkwood College
Iowa
Bajlantyoe
Vollege
Bowling Street
Ballantyre
Board
Officers Named By Toastmasters Cedar Valley Club
Roger D. Ferguson was chosen president of the Cedar Valley Toastmasters. Other officers listed include Andrew M. Dobo, Robert D. Cribbs, William Allison and Craig N. Unbede.
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Roger D. Ferguson
Cedar Valley ‘Ioastmasters
Club
Andrew M. Dobo
Robert D. Cribbs
William Allison
Craig N. Unbede
Burglars Break Into Decorah Service Station
Decorah police report a Thursday night break in at the Olson Texaco service station owned by Martin Olson. About $7 was taken from a cash register after entry through a rear window. Attendant Ronald Wurtzel closed the station at 9. No leads yet.
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Decorah
Olsoh
Texaco
Polibe
Martin Olson
Ronald Wurtzel
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