Iowa Legislature Acts After Ray Agenda Pushes
Lawmakers approved several governor backed proposals including a general services department and a centralized purchasing agency while funding for city aid was cut to 5 million and 7.5 million for sewage facilities. They rejected a jail sentence for drunken driving and defined beer as an alcoholic beverage for legal purposes. Snow removal routes and snow tire rules were authorized. The session also advanced redistricting and new judicial districts and eyed a World Food Exposition in 1975 or 1976.
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Governor's Economy Committee
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Remembering a 1965 Daily Register journalism tour
The piece recalls sixth graders John Pirillo Kathy Lopez and Jeff Frazer visiting the Daily Register in 1965. It highlights their favorite aspects and names staff like Kaye Frazer and Milt cer Business Manager. It notes other visitors Dean Hemesath Flo har and invites tours for all ages of readers.
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Kathy Lopez
John
Pirillo
Strawn
Kaye Frazer
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Daily Register
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Register
Nickel
M. H. “Milt” Cer
Mary Joseph
Dean Hemesath
West Union Approves Sewer Project Reviews
West Union City Council authorizes Han son Engineering to study two sanitary storm sewer projects at East Elm and East Main and at Highway 150 and Oak Street with an estimated cost of 8000 dollars.
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West Union
Hanson Engineering Firm
West Union City
East Elm
East Main
Highway 150
Oak Street
North Western Railroad Fined 500 for Hazardous Car in Derailment
North Western Railroad was fined 500 in U.S. District Court for coupling a car load of anhydrous ammonia behind an engine on a 54 car Des Moines to Loriot train that derailed near Cumming on April 29, 1969. The ammonia car exploded two days after wreck, injuring no one but sending the car 30 feet up a grade. The charge followed a court hearing. maximum fine is 1000.
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Des Moines
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U.S. District Court
Cumming
Cigarette Demand Seen Flat to Slightly Up in 1971
An Agriculture Department report projects U.S. cigarette consumption in 1971 to rise slightly above 536 billion with per capita use near last year’s 3,985. The department notes no formal per capita forecast but a spokesman says current trends could mark the first nondecline since 1986.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
U.S
Bloodmobile unit to visit Oelwein next Tuesday
American Red Cross will station a bloodmobile at the new Junior High School in Oelwein on Tuesday, June 29, from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Appointments via Mrs. Dale Strawn 283-3339. Local families seek blood replacements for several relatives, including 35 pints for George Susheg and others. Donors aged 21 to 65 may give. 18 to 21 require parental permission. 100 pounds minimum weight. eight week wait between donations. five donations per year maximum. new age rules effective July 1, 1971.
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American Red Cross
Oelwein
Mast Charles
12Th Ave
Pan
Dale Strawn
Georgesusheg
Verdie Crogveck
John
Marvin
Charles Murchison
Wee
Lown
Robert Ray
Plans for Sidewalks Near New School on 8th Ave NN
Organizers and concerned citizens push for sidewalks around the new deimentary school on 8th Ave NN. They note missing sidewalks on 80 Ave NEL north of Charles 50 and east of the al between Tih and Wth Ave on Past Charles St. They seek support from organizations and individuals to approach the City Council. Contact Clayton Church at 283-1175 or Dick Boies at 283-42 for more information.
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Tih
Wth Ave
Charles St
Clayton Church
Dick Boies
Oelwein man wins multiple grand champions at Waterloo show
Oelwein resident Robert Meln earns two grand champions and three class champions at the National Dairy Cattle Congress Arabian and Half-Arabian halter events in Waterloo. He and his wife produced both the winner and second place in one class. McIntosh secures grand champion mare in the yearling half-Arabian division and grand champion in the half-Arabian halter class. Friuna Farms of Dehyein places fifth in gilt judging Purees in Hop Judging. Trina earns third in boar division.
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Miaterloo
Robert Meln- Oelwein
McIntosh
Friuna Farms
Dehyein
Trina
Fayette County Democrats meet June 24 at Sportsmen Club
Fayette County Democratic Central Committee members reconvene Thursday night June 24 at 8 p.m. at the Sportsmen Club on Highway 150 south of Oelwein. State Senator John Patton Aurora will discuss the 1971 Iowa General Assembly session. Agenda includes electing a county vice-chairman to replace ill Mrs. Leo Mahoney.
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Fayette County
Democrat Central Committee
Sportsmen Club
Highway 150
Oelwein
John Patton
Aurora Democrat
Iowa General Assembly
Leo Mahoney
John Culver
Booth
Charles Nicolay Oelwein
Democrats
Stock Market Edges Up at Midday in Mixed Session
A firming trend developed in the New York stock market at midsession with moderate trading. The noon Dow Jones average rose 6.04 to 881.57 as weather forecasts show partly cloudy skies, chance of rain tonight, and highs in the 80s with overnight lows in the 60s.
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