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Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1961

Page

7

Death of former congressman Cunningham at Gull Lake

Paul Cunningham former fifth district Republican congressman died at Gull Lake Minnesota of an apparent heart attack. He was 71 and served 18 years in Congress after being elected in 1940 following two terms in Iowa's Polk County legislature. He lost to Democrat Neal Smith of Altoona in 1958.

Paul Cunningham Gull Lake Minn Cunningham Congress Polk County Iowa Neal Smith Altoona

Capitol News Weekly Town Press Release Summary

Capitol News presents a weekly Town Press Association release noting that material may not reflect the newspaper's editorial policy and may include varied local items. The notice frames the service as a syndicated update rather than a guaranteed editorial stance.

Town Press Association

Interim panel approves psychiatrists pay compromise

An 8 to 2 vote by a 10 member interim legislative committee ends the $18,000 salary ceiling for psychiatrists at state mental health institutes. Current salaries above $12,000 are approved, while future hires above $12,000 require interim committee approval. Some members opposed citing higher limits. The measure takes effect immediately.

Legislative Interim Committee J. Kendall Lynes Plainfield George Scott West Union John Shoeman Atlantic Republican

AG Land Tax Credit Payments Fall Again This Year

The state comptroller reports agricultural land tax credits will be paid at 39.8 cents on the dollar, down from 44 cents last year. The credit should cap school taxes at about 15 mills, but pro rating occurs due to insufficient appropriations. The 1961 legislature set aside $11.25 million, $750,000 more than before, yet claims this year exceed last year by about $5 million, totaling over $28 million.

State Comptroller’s Office

Ottumwa Attorney Named Chairman of New Civil Rights Panel

Burn Bannister of Ottumwa heads a 41 member state civil rights commission created to replace the former human rights panel. Governor Erbe said the board will draft civil rights legislation and hold hearings on discrimination complaints.

Ottumwa Burn Bannister Herschell Loveless Erbe

Legislator seeks voluntary billboard ban on Interstate signs

Rep. Tom Riley of Cedar Rapids proposes a voluntary ban by billboard companies on Interstate signs to gain another chance at securing up to 1.5 million dollars in extra highway funding from the federal government.

Tom Riley Cedar Rapids

Randleman Named Assistant Secretary in Iowa Dept

Gerald C Randleman a 600 acre Carlisle area farmer and former Iowa ASC committee chairman has been appointed assistant secretary of the Iowa Agriculture Department by Secretary L B Liddy filling the post left by Lloyd Van Patten after Clyde Spry's death. Salary listed 9600 dollars annually. E J Peters Jr resigns from service to Rep Merwin Coad. Peters and his former wife Carol Faye were married last spring and divorced in Las Vegas last April. Coad and his first wife divorced in Alabama in March.

Iowa Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC Iowa Agriculture Department L. B. Liddy Gerald C Randleman Carlisle Randleman Lloyd van Patten Liddy Clyde Spry E. J. Peters, Jr Merwin Coad Boone Coad Peters Carol Faye Las Vegas Alabama

Federal civilian workers in Iowa near year end

A federal report shows 15,790 civilians employed by the U S Government in Iowa at the close of last year. Only 16 states had fewer federal workers. The Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures compiled the report.

U. S Iowa Joint Committee On

Governor Urges Departments to Live Within Budget

Governor Norman Erbe warns state agencies to operate within the current 197 million dollar budget for the next biennium. He says the legislature increased most department appropriations but no general tax hike and directs departments to avoid seeking extra funds or relying on interdepartmental transfers.

Norman Erbe Erbe Legislative Budget and Financial Control Committee

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