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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1971

Page

8

Price Commission approves 3.87 per cent coal increase

The Price Commission in its first coal ruling limited pass throughs to 60 percent of wage gains, allowing Old Ben Coal Co a 3.78 percent price rise from a 9.6 percent total wage increase. Chair Grayson said the policy aims to curb inflation while weighing Pay Board guidelines and future wage requests. General Motors was also cleared for a 2.5 percent price rise.

Washington Price Commission Pay Board The C. Jackson Grayson Old Ben Coal Co Standard Oil of Ohio Commission Grayson Nixon General Motors

Clermont man buys 33 1 again

John Shipton of Clermont received the first 1972 Fayette county license plate this morning after waiting 48 hours. He held plate 33 1 last year as well. The scene drew 125 people in line at 8 am with others: Lyle Alcorn of West Union and Ernest Wolf of Elgin got plates 2 and 3, while truck plates went to Earl Wolf of Elgin and Cecil Davis of Oelwein.

West Union John Shipton Clermont Fayette County Shipton Court House Lyle Alcorn Ernest Wolf Elgin Earl Wolf Cecil Davis Oelwein Lyle Acorn Leslie Wolfs Earle E. Wolfs Rural West Union Ernest Bonarden

Minnesota Atty General to Clarify Studded Tire Law

Minnesota Attorney General Warren Spannaus said it appears likely the legal use of studded snow tires ended May 1, but an opinion may clarify the situation. A St Paul municipal judge had ruled studs legal through December 31, while lawmakers declined to renew a winter stud law from 1967. The judge’s view tied legality to Oct 15 through Dec 31 this year. A five day Iowa forecast follows with general cold and snow chances and temperatures in the 20s to 40s.

ST. Paul

Private colleges clash with community colleges over enrollments

In Des Moines Iowa private colleges and area community colleges debated enrollment shifts before a legislative committee Dr William Baley assistant state superintendent for area schools argued community colleges meet a broad need including elderly students and dismissed claims that private schools lose students. Watkins of the Iowa Association of Private Colleges and Universities defended private institutions while referencing a Midwest Research Institute report that questioned long term enrollment projections.

Des Moines Iowa William Baley Lloyd Watkins Iowa Association of Private Colleges and Universities Joint Legislative Higher Education Study Committee Watkins Baley Governor’s Educational Advisory Commission Vate Midwest Research Institute

Russians land capsule on Mars effect unclear

Moscow announced Mars 2 released a capsule that landed on Mars showing a pennant but gave no details on instruments or data. Caltech scientists weigh whether it carried a scientific package or was just a flag. If real instruments exist, it marks a major milestone in planetary exploration.

Pasadena Calif Moscow Mars Soviet Union California Institute of Technology Jet Propulsion Laboratory Tass Martian Robert Sharp Cal Tech Mariner 9 U.S Carl Sagan Cornell University United States

Indee resident buys first driver license plate

Independence residents figure prominently in a local plate milestone. Alcide Choquette purchased the first license plate at the Buchanan County Treasurer’s office on Wednesday morning, with Virginia Landis receiving the second plate, 10-2. Earlier, Harry Circus of Independence bought the first truck plate, 10-1, after customers lined up from 6 p.m. Tuesday.

Independence Alcide Choquette Buchanan County Virginia Landis Harry Circus

Former Clayton County Sheriff Milton Klink Receives Plate No 22-1

ELEADER Former Clayton county sheriff Milton Klink receives plate No 22-1 in Clayton county. Plates are reserved in the county according to the treasurer's office. Plate 22-2 goes to Sheriff Gerald Block with 22-3 to Adrian Riverend, Luana. The first truck license was purchased by Loren Dettmann, Monona.

Eleader Clayton County Milton Klink Gerald Block Adrian Riverend Luana Loren Dettmann Monona

Drake University selects Denver leader as new president

Dr Wilber C Miller 48 of Denver named Drake University's new president succeeding Dr Paul Sharp. Miller, vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Denver, believes private higher education may shrink but Drake could become a leading exception. He takes over next July after Drake was run by an interim committee since Sharp's June resignation.

Des Moines, Iowa Drake University Wilber C. Miller Denver Drake Miller

Cambodian Forces Retreat Under North Vietnamese Offensive

Cambodian troops pull back from Baray and Kompong Thmar on Highway 6 as North Vietnamese pressure grows along the northeast front. Saigon reports 20,000 Cambodians isolated and appeals for intensified U S and South Vietnamese air support while South Vietnamese forces push three dry season offensives with heavy American air backing.

Saigon Baray Phnom Penh Cambodia Kompong Thmar U.S United States Cambodian Associated Press Robin Mannock Lo Satto

Young voters gather at Loyola for practical politics

The Emergency Conference of New Voters at Loyola University aims to shape Democratic plans for 1972 with a draft antiwar position paper. About 1,000 students from hundreds of colleges attend as Democratic contenders seek youth input while avoiding endorsing any single candidate.

Chicago Loyola University Democratic Party Dave Wassner

Prison normalcy planned at Iowa State Penitentiary

Fort Madison prison officials plan a return to normal routines for some inmates held in their cells since Monday night due to a threat of an uprising. Separately, the Senate approved lowering juror age to 18 in federal cases by voice vote and a Des Moines physicist warned of radiation overexposure among Iowans. Variable cloudiness and light snow possible with chilly highs and teens tonight through Thursday.

Fort Madison Iowa Iowa State Penitentiary Washington Senate House

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Clermont Man Minnesota Indee M. Klink Drake Head Fis Eileen Peters Wapsie Valley High School Louis Peters Eileen Gregg Knowles Mekong River Wassner Creta Draper Duane Republican Party Dorse Bulletins University of Iowa William E. Twaler
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