Connally Asks $50 Billion Increase in Debt Limit
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally urged Congress to raise the legal debt limit by 50 billion dollars to enable the Nixon administration to fight unemployment and inflation. He warned even a 480 billion ceiling would only cover about a year and that by February 1973 another rise would be needed.
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Louisiana
China Attacks Nixon Policies On Developing Nations
The official New China News Agency denounces Nixon as using bare faced threats to plunder developing countries in Latin America, Asia and Africa amid criticism of his Vietnam and budget proposals. Analysts say Beijing aims to reassure allies as Nixon nears a Peking trip.
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Ray urges restore of chemical pollution division in Iowa plan
Gov. Robert D. Ray pressed the Iowa House to reinstate a chemical pollution control division within the proposed Department of Environmental Quality. Lawmakers had removed the division, arguing for a broader umbrella agency overseeing air water solid waste and chemical pollution, with Ray warning the measure would only do three-fourths of the job. He said unified agencies would ease pollution study and control and urged reconsideration this week.
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UPI
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Iowa House
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Senate
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Environmental Agency
Thought on life and death from Robert Ingersoll
A quotation from American writer Robert Ingersoll ponders life and mortality. It contrasts a cradle's question of origin with a coffin's question of destination and asserts that a grieving poor person may answer these questions as thoughtfully as a priest of any creed.
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Robert Ingersoll
Washington Evening Journal ad rates and staff list
Washington Evening Journal announces subscription and carrier rates for 50 cent weekly Washington delivery and 40 cent in surrounding towns, with mail prices listed for Iowa and outside areas. Staff includes David Elder as president and editor, William Shannon as vice president and ad director, Charles Morris as managing editor, and Leonard Llewellyn as production superintendent.
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Washington
Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc
Washington, Iowa
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Robert Shaffer
Leonard Llewellyn
Rees
Kalona Savings Bank Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
Kalona Savings Bank re elected directors Joe Allen C W Beckman Ray L Hendrickson E J Hesselschwerdt Earl W Nelson and James R Strabala at the January 20 stockholders meeting. Officers named Hendrickson President Strabala Vice President and Cashier with Lillian Statler Elda Way and Monroe Yoder as Assistant Cashiers.
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Kalona Savings Bank
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C.w.beckman
Ray L. Hendrickson
E.J. Hesselschwerdt
Earl W. Nelson
James R. Strabala
Hendrickson
Strabala
Lillian Statler
Elda Way
Monroe Yoder
Margaret Chapman
Jean Crone
Rita Grout
Mary Miller
Shirley Pantel
Cecil Capper
Kay Kaalbegg
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