Pet projects shape Iowa legislators 1972 session
Des Moines Iowa voters and lawmakers preview the 65th General Assembly opening Monday in which many favor disclosures of lobbyists fees and stronger ethics rules. Key figures include Sen Gene Glenn Rep Earl Willits Rep Harold McCormick and Rep Brice Oakley. They discuss civil rights funding privacy protections and criminal justice reforms alongside tax relief and local school aid measures.
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By Valliant
G. Corley
Des Moines
Iowa
65Th General Assembly
Gene Glenn
D-Ottumwa
Glenn
Earl Willits
Willits
Senelegl
William Gluba
DeDavenport
Minenella Dederer
Lown City
Harold McCormick
Manchester
Brice Oakley
Clinton
McCormick
John
Murray
Rames
John BH. Patchett
North Liberty
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
Yowa
Gene Kennedy
D-Dubuque
Delvyn Stromer
R Garner
Ong
Bill Monroe
Burlington
Oakley
VA representative to assist veterans Thursday in Davenport
A Veterans Administration representative, Mike McDonald, will be at the Scott County Court House on the first floor in Davenport Thursday January 11 from 9:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. He will provide personal assistance to veterans and dependents. Quad Cities residents may call the VA Regional Office in Des Moines at 326-4061, operating 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, for information or assistance.
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Veterans Administration
Mike McDonald
Scott Coune Ty
Councils told to fill vacancies by own vote
Iowa Attorney General says vacancies on city councils must be filled by a vote of the remaining council members. A requested opinion notes that a special election to replace council members is not authorized under state law. The inquiry traced two Sioux City council members who won other offices and resigned. Muscatine has used election to fill vacancies.
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Patchett
Elec
David M. ‘Slailay
R-Muscating
Calla
Stanley
Arthur Small
Lown City
Small
Des Moines
Muscatine City
Delivery trouble notice for Muscatine Journal readers
Missed delivery and carrier contact details for Muscatine Journal readers. Provides phone numbers and hours, with office hours and publication notes. States Muscatine Journal is published daily except Sundays and holidays and is part of Lee Enterprises. Includes address 301 Bard St Muscatine Iowa and AP news rights.
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Muscatine Journal
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Lee Enterprises
Bard
Subscription Rates for Muscatine Daily Service
Rates list daily carrier and mail delivery options for Muscatine residents. In city and near areas, monthly and yearly prices are shown for in advance payment. Includes serviceman and student rates with varying delivery distances and methods.
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Muscatine
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District Court Quarterly Report for Muscatine County 1972
Florence Hetzler, clerk, releases a quarter report detailing judicial business for Muscatine County seventh district ending Dec 31 1972. It notes 1 fee opened, 0 closed, 69 estates opened and 58 closed, 15 juvenile petitions involving 22 children and 18 juvenile hearings. Civil and criminal caseloads show 876 and 46 pending previously, with 112 civil and 32 criminal commenced, 94 civil and 18 criminal disposed without trial, 6 criminal trials by jury, 9 civil trials by court, and end-of-quarter totals of 385 civil and 54 end, with 153 civil and 8 criminal pending over a year and 232 civil and 46 criminal pending under a year. Average times from filing to trial: criminal disposed by jury about 2 months, civil disposed by court about 1 year.
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Florence Hetzler
District Court
Muscatine County
Fantasticks at MCC Tuesday Night College Show
The musical Tha Fantasticks based on Les Romancesques will be staged at Muscatine Community College Tuesday evening at 8 30. Performances travel to West Liberty on Wednesday January 10 and Durant January 18 with a student cast from three counties. Lynn Jacobson of West Liberty directs this intermediate project with local student actors and Barbara Shoemaker on piano. Tickets at the door for one dollar.
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Lynn Jacobsen
West Liberty
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Wilton- Durant
Jeve
Simon Ramirez
Davenport
Northeast Missouri State University
NEMSU
Dave Malnert
Durant
MCC
Mike Wyatt
Don Wyatt
Willan
Kathe Mull
Chuck Rensink
NEMSA
Muscatine
Rick Grooks
Sells
Lynn Jacobson
Cornell
Barbara Shoemaker
The
Glow
Musicians Plan Chicken Dinner Before Union Meeting
Local No. 551 of the American Federation of Musicians invites members to a free chicken dinner at 6:30 PM at the APL-CIO Hall 223 W 2nd St. before the regular meeting. Members should arrive by 6:45 PM. Secretary treasurer Albert A. Knapp will report finances. Attendance prize and refreshments provided.
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American Federation of Musicians
Apl-Cio
2Nd St
Secratory
Albert A. Knapp
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