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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1973
Page
7
Vancouver mayor Art Phillips declares the coming week as annual NonProclamation Week citing too many requests for proclamations such as National Pickle Week and Pink Envelope Week. The office will not process more proclamations due to time limits.
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev lands at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington for a private arrival ahead of talks with President Nixon at Camp David and the White House. Kissinger to meet Brezhnev before Monday discussions. security tight. aim to ease Cold War tensions and possible arms accord. Nixon heading to Florida after Dirksen center dedication remarks.
Des Moines Iowa Town House approves a bill to allocate 925000 dollars to establish residency training for family practice doctors. The funding will be matched by private sources. An advisory board of physicians and hospital administrators will oversee the residency programs.
Bob Fridley and his daughters April Fridley six and Amy three share a joyful moment playing a game at their home on 603 Monroe Street. Bob works as a production foreman for Bandag Inc. The trio enjoys fishing and mushroom hunting and has surprise gifts for their dad they cannot reveal.
The Iowa Senate approved a 36 to 8 amendment phasing out the personal property tax on store inventories farm machinery and business equipment over ten years. The state would replace local revenue with a first year cost of 3.8 million rising to 38 million annually. The measure heads to the House with amendments. supporters say it aids business while opponents warn of future tax gaps.
Iowa state senator Clyde Robinson plans a seven hour Des Moines to Lincoln truck tour with Timlin to inspect long double bottom trucks on level roads. The trip aims to weigh safety and economic factors ahead of a House-approved measure, with Robinson seeking justification for a yes vote and Timlin arguing longer rigs reduce shipping costs while conserving fuel.
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