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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1967
Page
9
Rep James Cafrey of Des Moines proposes requiring insurers to state specific reasons when canceling auto policies. He cites rising cancellations and vague explanations from companies. A Senate bill to allow tav is also noted in the session overview.
Lyle Maxson lists a country house for rent and provides the contact phone number 823-4253.
A collection of thank you messages from families expressing gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for cards calls flowers visits meals and prayers during illness hospital stays and after deaths. Notable mentions include Rev Knutson Rev Busch and community helpers.
Senator Tom Riley backs a bill allowing sales of wine by the bottle at grocery and drug stores. Gene Needles, state safety commissioner, told Iowa City police that law enforcement must become more professional, noting court rulings favor expert proof over confessions and urging an Iowa law enforcement academy to unite local, county, and state officers.
The state tax commission promotes goldenrod envelopes to speed processing of individual income tax returns. Taxpayers due refunds should mark speed when making refunds. Republicans seek to move Iowa's primary election date back to June. The 1965 Democratic legislature moved it from early June to after Labor Day in September.
Former Congressman John R. Hansen is named to the state highway commission after Senate confirmation. The Iowa Senate approved the appointment by a 45 to 6 vote, surpassing the required 41 votes.
The Iowa highway commission backed away from a $3900 yearly raise for Joseph Coupal after Gov. Hughes expressed disapproval. Coupal, hired last December 1 as director of highways, had begun at $23,600 after resigning as Bangor Maine city manager earning $15,000.
The state insurance department approved 13 to 20 percent increases on homeowners policies effective February 1. Both political parties introduced civil service bills in the legislature. Gov. Hughes says he will accept any bill to get civil service started. Iowa Republican Chairman Robert Ray named national chairman of state Republican chairmen.
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