Scalping newspapers in centennial edition raise concern
The Oelwein Daily Register explains its limited supply of the 96 page Centennial edition after selling out plans. Editors note the risk of price hikes and compare to past football ticket scalping in Iowa City. Readers are urged to save issues or call for a possible list of extras, emphasizing restraint and shared access.
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Centennial Committee
Iowa City
Forest Evashevski
Centennial edition funded by advertisers not donation
The newspaper thanks advertisers for enabling a sold out Centennial edition and invites readers to study the historic content. It credits subscriber support for photos and city life excerpts and notes an index of advertisers on page one. The issue highlights the business community as it existed in 1973 and marks the paper nearing a century of operation.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Oetwain Baily Register
ABC
Cities cutting fuel use in nationwide shortage
The National League of Cities and U S Conference of Mayors representing 15 000 municipalities urge immediate action. Cities cut fuel use by halting park lighting and ballfield lighting, shortening street light hours, idling engines, and limiting patrols and department operation to conserve scarce fuel. Detroit delegates warn of uncertain price and supply as motorists feel only mild impact for now.
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National League of Cities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Skylab repair by Conrad and Kerwin saves mission
Astronauts Charles Conrad and Joseph Kerwin perform a daring spacewalk to free a jammed solar panel on Skylab. With improvised holds and no maneuvering aids, they restore power as ground control supports the mission, ensuring the $2.6 billion program can continue. Paul Weitz assists in orbit, and the crew resumes experiments next day. Lettuce prices rise due to unfavorable California weather doubling year-ago levels.
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Charles
Pete) Conrad
Joseph Kerwin
Skylab
Conrad
Kerwin
Paul Weitz
Monee
White House funded Hunt trip to New England probe Kennedy
Colson testifies that the White House financed E Howard Hunt's 1971 trip to Massachusetts or Rhode Island to question a police source about the Chappaquiddick case. He also details Hunt's assignments, the Attack Group, and hush money contributions linked to Continental Inc. activities.
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Washington
White House
New England
E. Howard Hunt
Edward Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Charles Colson
Democratic National Committee
Colson
Hunt
Demott
Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Denver
Dita Beard
Nixon
Haiphong Harbor
Jeb Magruder
Howard Hunt
Gordon Liddy
McGovern
John F. Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Delaware County Receives Grant to Hire Sheriff Deputy
Dundee Special: Delaware County will use a $5,576 grant from the Iowa Crime Commission to hire an additional deputy sheriff. The county will cover the remaining annual salary, funded partly from federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration sources. Current deputies are Owen McCarthy and Dave Benter under Sheriff Bert Elledge.
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Dundee
Delaware County
Iowa Crime Commission
The
Crime Commission
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
U.S. Justice Department
Delaware County Department
Owen McCarthy
Dave Benter
Bert Elledge
Pork Producers District Dinner in Postville
Delaware County Pork Producers are invited to a district appreciation dinner at Turner Hall, Postville, on June 21. The program includes a cook-out school on preparing pork for large groups, the district pork queen contest, and a briefing on national and state pork association activities. Cook-out starts 4:30 p.m. with pork chop dinner at 6:39 p.m.
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Dundee
Delaware County
Turner Hall
Postville
Pork Association
Litter fines and languages plus cemetery use in urban life
A column notes Hong Kong litter fines up to $2000 and discusses the spread of languages from Esperanto to 5000 tongues. It cites a National Geographic estimate of Earth’s ice age extent, then reports a U S Forest Service finding that cemeteries near Boston and New York host 29 non interment activities. Quotes Tacitus and Nicholas Murray Butler on efficiency and human nature.
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New York
Hong Kong
National Geographic Society
Ludwig L.zamenhof
Nicholas Murray Butler
Boston
New York City
U.S. Forest Service
Incoming ISU freshmen attend science orientation week
Incoming Iowa State University students in the College of Science and Humanities attended two day orientation sessions on campus this week. The program covered aptitude tests counselor meetings and fall class planning. Attendees included Gary H. Hanson and Donald M. Saboe of West Union.
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Ames
College of Science and Humanities
Iowa State University
Gary H. Hanson
Donald M. Saboe
West Union
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