Rehabilitation Incentive Bill Aids Paroled Inmates
Des Moines legislator chief sponsor describes a new bill aimed at aiding released inmates. The measure lets the warden grant up to 100 dollars at discharge and hold funds up to 21 days to prevent impulsive spending. Emphasizes education and training in jail systems and helping find jobs to reintegrate ex-convicts into society.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Jaycees
Reformatory Jaycees
Anamosa
Jan Voss on Kennedy interview and Cedar Rapids bid
The interview recalls Jan Voss recalling a 1960 talk with John F. Kennedy and her views on politics. She highlights Kennedy’s sincerity and broad knowledge and notes her own qualifications and involvement in civic groups. Voss stresses education tax priorities and anti discrimination goals while asserting she seeks voter support for merit.
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John F. Kennedy
Jan
Midwest
West
Communications Conference of the Americas
Dearborn
Mich
North
South America
Continents
Note to Readers on Postal Strike Affects Press Content
The note explains that a postal strike reduced material received from four syndicates in New York and Chicago. It apologizes for the incomplete issue and promises to publish missing articles and features in future editions readers have enjoyed before.
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New York
Chicago
Iowa Sees Major Lag in Tax Returns This Year
Iowa taxpayers filed far fewer 1969 tax returns from January 1 to March 13, trailing last year by 71 000. Nationally, tax filings were down 9 percent, with Iowa lag at 11 percent. IRS District Director John Hanlon warns of processing delays and urges prompt filing to avoid longer refunds and higher error rates. Refunds currently take about four weeks, rising to six or more weeks late in the filing period.
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Des Moines
Midwest Service Center
Iowa
Washington, D.C
John F. Hanlon
Internal Revenue
Nuclear Plant Contends Superior To Coal Plants
Ron Beebe of Iowa Electric argues nuclear power offers safer, cleaner discharges than coal plants. He cites Institute of Industrial Medicine findings, asserts radiation to Cedar River remains well below danger, and says a dedicated independent monitor will enforce government standards. He dismisses thermo pollution as not a problem and notes a river reservoir will stabilize water levels during low-flow periods.
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Institute of Industrial Medicine
New York University Medical Center
Ron Beebhe
Iowa Electric
Department of Interior
Cedar River
Beebe
U.S
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Jan Voss
America
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Peter
Paul
Warren, Mich
William A. Glasson
General Motors Research Laboratories
Glasson
Internal Revenue Service
Frank Gorup
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