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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1972
Page
8
A Clinton County man, Raymond L. Gruhn, 21, of rural Clinton, died in a one car accident early Saturday a mile north of Goose Lake. State Patrol said he apparently lost control on a curve. the car rolled, he was thrown out, and he was alone.
The 1972 Iowa Legislature ended a 75 day session by enacting one of Gov. Ray's priority bills, regulating billboards and junkyards along highways, and denying other key aims. The House failed to approve the World Exposition Authority and a Vietnam veterans bonus, while ratification of equal rights for men and women moved forward. The session also advanced home rule for cities and a unified trial court system, with adjournment occurring Friday evening.
Republican leaders called the 73 day Iowa Legislature session very productive with major pieces of Gov. Ray’s priority list passing in days. Lt. Gov. Roger Jepsen praised the working relationship between Democrats and Republicans as a mature, living testament to bipartisanship.
President Nixon says he ordered the Paris talks suspended after North Vietnam used a three and a half year propaganda filibuster. He warns the move may not lead to negotiations but aims to test whether Hanoi will negotiate seriously. He adds cautious optimism about arms talks with the Soviet Union and his Moscow summit prospects.
The President praised Brezhnev's constructive remarks and said a SALT agreement on defense and offensive limitations may be reached in Moscow, but he soon tempered expectations noting it is not likely to be completed before he leaves on May 22 for the Moscow summit.
Mrs Jane Ogilvie and neighbors craft hats for Easter, sharing details on crocheting methods, colors, and outfits. Jane plans a red dress and coat with a red white and blue striped hat, while Dot Nelson and Sharon Hanssen describe magenta suede and Swiss straw creations and hats for their families.
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