Top Nixon adviser urges voluntary wage freeze support in Iowa
Clark MacGregor told 350 Northwest Iowa delegates that Americans will sacrifice to make the wage price freeze work and acknowledged inequities. He called for ideas on phase two, noting the policy should be open to analysis and improvement. SBA head Kleppe cited a rise in Iowa lending from 13.2 million in 1969 to 42.3 million last year.
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MacGregor
Mt. Olympus
Thomas S. Kleppe
Small Business Administration
SBA
Iowa
Washington
Wiley Mayne
Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription rates and details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions, including night and Sunday editions, afternoon and Sunday editions, and rates for out-of-state copies. It notes no mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service and credits the Associated Press with exclusive local news republication rights.
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U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Patient Costs Rise at Mental Institute Audit Reports Higher Per Capita Expense
INDEPENDENCE The Mental Health Institute saw a drop in patient numbers but a rise in cost per patient. The audit by State Auditor Lloyd Smith cites 1970 cost at 10,773.50 versus 1969 at 10,230.28, with total operating expenses of 3,684,537.24 and seven recommendations covering accounts receivable, fixed assets, payroll deductions, storestock inventory, drug inventories, retired patients funds, and trainee loan usage.
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Lloyd Smith
Smith
Institute
Code of
Iowa
Visiting composer to present Iowa concert at UI
Iowa City guests will see visiting avant garde composer Larry Austin in an eight o’clock concert at the Ballroom of the Iowa Memorial Union. The program blends music film and theater with running commentary, free to the public as the first event in UI sponsored by the Center for New Music and Center for New Performing Arts.
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Iowa
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Larry Austin
Iowa Memorial Union
U. of I.’s Center For New Music
Center For New Performing Arts
Miller posts bond in Tama DUI case
Douglas M. Miller of Eagle Grove appeared in Mayor Jim Sorensen's court on Saturday charged with drunken driving a second offense. He was bound over to Tama county district court and released after posting $100 or 10 percent of a $1,000 bond.
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TAMA
Douglas M. Miller
Eagle Grove
Jim Sorensen
Tama _ county
No Marching Band This Year At UNI
Cedar Falls Iowa UNI will not field a marching band this year for the first time since World War II due to lack of funds to hire a director. Dr Myron Russell says plans call for using high school bands for halftime shows at football games this fall.
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Cedar Falls
University of Northern Iowa
Myron Russell
Jim Coffin
Russell
UNI
License Protest and Feud Highlight Iowa City Council
Iowa City hearing centers on a protest by Paulsen Electric over alleged discrimination denying work permits to its electrician Edward Wubbens for the Heinz plant. The council plans a formal hearing, while planning and zoning denies a rezoning request by Muscatine Development Co for 60 new apartments north of the Country Club apartments due to density and parking concerns.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Paulsen Electric
Edward C. Wubbens
Heinz
Wubbens
Marion
Charles City
Dubuque
Cedar Rapds
Jay Honohan
Paul Bowers
Iowa City Electrical Exam Board
Prejludice
Country Club
Muscatine Development Co
P and Z
Contractor Injured As Rafters Collapse At Parish Hall
Special to The Gazette Winthrop Paul Quint of Winthrop a general contractor for a 60000 parish hall under construction was hospitalized with a broken leg after rafters collapsed during crane placement. He was inside the one story poured building when the last section fell pinning him before the crane freed him. No other damage reported to the structure or site.
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Winthrop
Paul Quint
Independence
Quint
St. Patrick’s Parish
Highway 20
Infant of Accident Victim Is Dead
Brenda Kay Howe infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Howe of Vinton died six hours after birth at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids. The mother was among seven injured in an August 10 two car crash near Vinton that killed two others. Graveside services were held at Evergreen cemetery in Vinton with Campbell funeral home in charge.
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Vinton
Brenda Kay Howe
Richard Howe
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Lowden School Board Votes Salary Freeze and New Appointments
At the organizational meeting the Lowden consolidated school board accepted the election canvass and reinstalled Jerold Jensen as president. Two new directors, Merlen Werndt and Virgil Hamdorf, sworn in for three-year terms. Salaries for faculty frozen at last year’s level pending a legal ruling. teachers to be paid per the 1971-72 schedule if required. Supt. Mason certified as guidance counselor with no extra pay. Purchases approved: air compressor, electric welder, curtains for vocal room, and a second black and white TV for AV room.
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Lowden
Lowden Consolidated School Board
Earl Kross
Jerold Jensen
Merlen Werndt
London
Virgil Hamdorf
Massillon
Hamdorf
Harold Fehling
G. C. Mason
State Department of Public Instruction
London School
Vocal Music
Pamelyn Ferdin Features On MARCUS WELBY Show
Pamelyn Ferdin of Curiosity Shop guests on MARCUS WELBY M D at 9 PM Tuesday on KCRG TV 9 A little adopted girl needs medical attention when upset by the coolness of her new father.
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Pamelyn Ferdin
Curiosity Shop
Marcus Welby
Kcrg-Tv
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