Iowa bill backs soil conservancy to help Volga Lake project
Editorial notes a landmark Iowa soil conservancy cost share approving 50 percent aid for permanent practices. It highlights Rep Don Avenson and northeast legislators pushing $114 million for two years, with $3 million total state funding, aiming to attract $2 million more and keep the Volga Lake Frog Hollow dream alive amid area landowner signups and regional political hurdles.
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Iowa
Volga Lake
Frog Hollow
Don Avenson
Oelwein
Northeast
Soil Conservancy
Fayette Lake
Iowa Lake
Avenson
Towa
General Assembly
Washington
U.S. Postal Service (Corporation
L’enfant Plaza
District of Columbia
Interior Department
D. C. Stadium
Kennedy Culture Center
Baltimore & Ohio
Penn Central
Uncle Sap
Kennedy's 1976 bid gains momentum at Urban League
Senator Edward M. Kennedy outlined a four point plan promising guaranteed jobs for all, universal health care, and equal treatment, while warning against costly New Deal style programs. He urged unity across races, ending with a pointed line about shared hardship, drawing applause.
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Edward M. Kennedy
National Urban League
Washington
The nation ran out of gas and a reform call
An editorial argues a gasoline crisis stems from rising demand and flawed 1970 Clean Air Act policies. It condemns emission standards for lowering mpg, cites a $66 billion cost of 1976 rules, and urges Congress to change laws to avert economic and energy disaster.
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Congress
EPA
Detroit
Motor Age Magazine
Classified Ad Names and Roles in Register Staff
The Oelwein Daily Register lists staff positions including L A Warren, Mike Mahoney, Victor D Gallo, Bernard Crew, Charles R McCarty and notes publisher, general manager, advertising director, circulation director and credit manager, and mechanical superintendent.
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L.A. Warren
Mike Mahoney
Victor D. Gallo
Bernard Crew
Charles R
Bob) McCarty
Oelwein Centennial Reflections and Local Beautification Wish
To the Editor experiences of the Oelwein Centennial describe a joyful return and warm memories. The writer asks if the south entrance from Route 150 could be beautified to reflect the friendly community. Also noted is Arnold Dixon in Dike displaying a Colorado cactus station display with 74 buds and blossoms.
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Oelwein
Margaret McGinnis
Arnold Dixon
Dike
Colorado
Calley Tapes Spark Nixon Review Of My Lai Case
Secret recordings reveal Lt William Calley’s psychiatric interviews after the My Lai killings. Some experts deem him legally insane, others find no mental disease. Nixon pledges to review the case as public debate swells over morality, military duty, and accountability. Calley recounts disturbing acts and reflects on war’s purpose and his own actions amid fear, anger, and disillusionment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
White House
Nixon
William Calley
My Lai
Calley
America
Seagram's
Mama San
Joe
Pir
United Feature Syndicate
Vietnam
Nixon and Congress clash over budget and foreign aid
President Nixon touts a balanced budget for 1974 while the House approves a $3 billion foreign aid bill. Critics note a $1,444 billion deficit and warn of costly subsidies and misused funds. The piece also lampoons post office spending and a costly rail station lease as taxpayer burdens.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Calley
My Lai
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