No Strike Right N Three Judge Ruling In Washingon
A three judge federal court in Washington D C rules that the constitution does not grant the right to strike and that government workers can be barred from striking The decision covers postal clerks and suggests it could apply to municipal employees including postal workers It notes public employee strikes have occurred and discusses the need for a method to arbitrate such disputes to avoid jail or chaos Kossuth County (Ia) Advance
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Federal Court
Washington
National Labor Relations Net
Eiiploses
Gab
Postal Procopte
Aginst
Blount
Calvin Coolidge
Blarding
Kossuth County
Four Year Terms For State Officials
The legislature approved a constitutional amendment to establish four year terms for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state auditor state treasurer and attorney general starting with the 1974 election if voters approve in 1972. Agriculture post remains outside the constitution and could be changed later by the legislature. Opposition comes mainly from Democrats favoring a cabinet system and a team ticket for governor and lieutenant governor.
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Agriculture
Cleeted
Mana
Scott
Jefferson Record Herald Candidate Discussion
In a state focused on issues rather than national headlines, candidates who might not otherwise engage seek to spotlight state concerns. The Jefferson Record Herald notes this push to broaden dialogue and avoid overshadowing local matters.
Capitol Item Veto and Appointments Stirs Iowa Politics
A weekly Iowa news digest notes the 1968 item veto amendment upheld by the Iowa Supreme Court in a dispute over highway district office moves. It reports Gov. Robert Ray's Supreme Court appointment of W. Ward Reynoldson and Silas S. Ewing to state posts, plus bonding rules for slaughterhouses and brokers, secrecy in commerce hearings, bus width limits, UPS intrastate service, youth job program goals, and looming budget cuts for Regents.
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Iowa
Richard Turner
Iowa Supreme Court
Robert Ray
the Highway Commission
High Court
Polk County
Ray
Ilona Supreme Court
Osceola
W. Ward Reynoldson
Reynoldson
Robert I. Larson
Larson
Service Ray
Des Moines
Silas S Ewing
State Board of Parole
John Andrews
Iowa Commerce Commission
United Parcel Service, Inc
UPS
University budget debate and tuition concerns in Iowa
UNI students urge lawmakers to protect state funding amid potential tuition hikes and budget cuts. Legislators consider adjusting tuition levels within the regents’ appropriation. debate over district redistricting plans shows small geographic deviations. Key figures include Gov. and Senator Grassley as discussions proceed.
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Key
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
Social Security's Share of Benefits to Elderly
The answers indicate that about half of seniors' income is from Social Security, roughly 34 percent from Social Security, with about 29 percent from work for those not fully retired. For disputed hospital insurance denials, seek an explanation from the hospital or physician, then request a formal reconsideration via the social security office. Regarding VA pension and Social Security disability, eligibility for Social Security benefits may also apply if requirements are met.
Why you cannot claim wife’s Social Security benefits
The explanation notes you cannot receive both your own benefit and your wife’s benefit if you were not fully dependent on your husband’s earnings. It highlights factors like disability protections, survivor benefits, and lump-sum death pay. It contrasts your early retirement with your neighbor’s wait for her husband’s retirement.
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Local Social Visits Noted Across Perry and Clarksville
Mrs Gene Ki and ana, Mabel Ga, and Ann McDermott called on Eleanor Bauer in Perry Sunday afternoon. Mrs Kinney and Diana also visited Mrs Connell. Mr and Mrs id Ti ton visited Clark County to see their son Bob and family, returning Sunday afternoon. They attended Faith ee at High Behood Clarksville with Dr Jee Forell as guest speaker. Mrs Esther Bohner of Grand Junction had dinner with Mr and Mrs Towne, then called at the Ben home in Dassen.
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Gene Ki
Ana, Mabel Ga
Ann McDermott
Eleanor Bauer
Perry
Kinney
Diana
Connell
Id Titon
Carkortie Iesurday
Bob
Faith”ee
Esther Bohner
Grand Junction
Towne
Ben
Dassen
Plowing Bee and Plant Sale Engage Jamaica Area
Jamaica area residents joined a plowing bee for Lee Hunt with 14 attendees including Ort Mein ecke Ed Farley Elmer Wolf and John Sheehy. A later plant and bulb sale was held with community members and visitors from Woodward traveling to Marshalltown for a visit.
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Lee Hunt
Ort Meinecke
Ed Farley
Elmer Wolf
Owen Finley
Eddie Davis
Leo Sheehy
John Sheehy
Jimmy
Jim McDermott
Roland Snowgren
Fred Raaz
Art McDermott
Richland Homemakers
Francis Gansion
Fenley
Teresa Walker Beulah Burk
Dee T. Lizzie Cox
Lydia Richter
Woodward
Marshalltown
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