Closing of 1975 Iowa General Assembly Ends After 24 Minutes
Governor Ray delivers closing message to the Democratic controlled Legislature. He criticizes actions and highlights bipartisan achievements including housing authority creation, deaf division, energy policy council, elderly tax relief, and expanded unemployment benefits. 1501 bills introduced, 262 enacted.
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Iowa General Assembly
Robert Ray
Ray
General Assembly
Senate
Iowa
Energy Policy Council
Hibbs Named Deputy Director of State Revenue Dept
Elliott Hibbs age 30 is appointed deputy director of the state revenue department, after previously serving as director of the department's research and statistics division.
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Hibbs Elliott Hibbs
State Revenue Department
Hibbs
Department
Villines Resigns as Executive Secretary of Iowa Office
Evelyne Villines steps down after serving since 1965 as executive secretary for the state office of the handicapped committee on employment. She leaves to become director of development for Iowa Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines.
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Villines
Evelyne Villines
State Office of the Handicapped Committee On Employment
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Paula Hoekstra Heads Dog Workshop
A dog obedience workshop for Sioux County 4 H dog project members and other interested people starts at 7 p.m. at 111 Albany Avenue SE Orange City. Paula Hoekstra of Rock Valley and John Hurst of Hull lead the session. Inquiries go to the Sioux County Extension Office in Orange City.
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Sioux County
Albany Avenue
Orange City
Paula Hoekstra
Rock Valley
John Hurst
Hull
Boersman Remembers Long Career and Simple Advice
Boersman taught junior high science and math and served as a part time custodian. He cared for school and Dordt College flora. He enjoyed selling and teaching, but his grandfather's words stay with him about having one good job and place to live. He remains happy with his current good job.
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Dordt
Boersma
Lansman Milam petition on religious broadcasting explored
Congressman Berkley Bedell discusses the Lansman Milam petition filed with the FCC seeking a freezing of educational broadcasting licenses for religious stations. A study group is reviewing comments, with no final ruling date set. Also provides instructions to obtain a Capitol flown flag for Centennial celebrations and invites further questions.
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FCC
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Commission
Capitol
Capitol Building
Cannon House
Washington, D. C
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Rock Valley Bee
National Newspaper Association
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Washington
U. S
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