Wellman pair given deferred sentences for fur theft
Kirby Miller and Kim Wasson, both 18 from Wellman, received 24 month deferred sentences and probation after pleading guilty to stealing furs from a rural trapper. Their sentencing will be reviewed in two years. A rear mounted 6 foot snow blade was stolen from a Mid-Prairie School District tractor in front of the Wellman high school, with only the blade taken and no break in to the building. The sheriff’s office investigated.
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Kirby Miller
Kim Wasson
Wellman
Ira F. Morrison
Miller
Wasson
Mid-Prairie
Sheriff's Office
Convoy of 60 trucks reaches Des Moines for East Coast beef markets
United Press International reports a Des Moines mid morning convoy led by Town Highway Patrol, totaling about 60 trucks and 5 or 6 patrol cars with a patrol aircraft overhead for security. The shipment carries nearly 2 million pounds of beef. Nearby, separate items include a $300 meat theft in Salem, an elderly Davenport man dying in a house fire, Exxon price hikes for gas and heating oil, and a Grand Rapids house fire that killed five children including the McIntosh and Naves youngsters.
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United Press International
Des Moines
Grand Rapids
Mich
UPI
Mattie McIntosh
Georgette Naves
McIntosh
Elizabeth
Yvette
Amnise
Naves
Sylvester
Glenn
Variable Cloudiness With Warmer Afternoon Snow Chance
Variable cloudiness brings a slight warmer feel this afternoon with a small chance of snow possibly mixed with rain. Highs will be in the mid to upper 30s. Tonight and Wednesday remain cloudy with a chance of snow or freezing rain. lows drop to the 20s tonight.
Council approves 1974 street program in Washington
Washington City Council approved the 1974 street resurfacing plan with nine streets slated for 2½ inch asphalt overlay at an estimated cost of $69,000, funded by road use tax and no special assessments. West Washington Street was dropped for sentimental reasons and funds reallocated to other repairs.
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John Franklin
Green Engineering Co
Cedar Rapids
Franklin
Washington Street
Robert Nicola
West Washington
Nicola
Washington St
Nicola Franklin
West
Ninth Avenue
W. Wash
Dave
S. Marion
Mad
W. Harr
W. Harrison
Iowa
Marion
Clara Barton
Tyler
B. S
Green Co
Dick Anderson
Don
Hanson
Finance Committee
Monroe
Madison S
Jefferson
Bave
S.F
G.M. Orbin
Iowa Highway Commission
Orbin
Iowa Avenue
Madison Street
Second Avenue
Harold Johnson
Hutmacher
Chevrolet
Hennigan Ihc
Schulze Ford
Marvin Glandon
Washington County Developmental Center
Washington Cafe
John Owen
State police boost patrols on major Iowa truck routes
Governor Ray ordered intensified patrols along Interstates 80 35 29 and US 20 to curb violence linked to a nationwide truck shutdown. Troopers will escort perishable loads, including a 1.5 million pound beef convoy from Council Bluffs to New York, as plants like Armour Food and John Morrell suspend operations affecting thousands of workers.
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United Press International
Iowa Highway Patrol
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Burlington
Floyd Miller
Moline
Miller
Eagle
Maynard Widmar
U.S. 3
West
Widmar
Benner Tea Co
Churchill Truck Line
Ray
Army National Guard
Council Bluffs
New York
Public Safety
Robert Holetz
Holetz
Armour Food Co
Tax-Exempt Property Could Trim Iowa Millage By 4.1
A state Revenue Department report shows about 347.6 million in exempt property across 99 counties, mainly religious institutions, with Polk leading at 47.3 million and Wayne smallest at 195 thousand. Repealing exemptions could cut statewide millage from 97.6 to 93.5, with Dubuque County facing the largest drop and several counties losing 5 mills or more.
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Des Moines
UPI
State Revenue Department
Polk County
Wayne County
Dubuque County
Revenue Department
Linn County
Black Hawk
Johnson
Scott
Woodbury
Webster
Pottawattamie
Clinton
Bremer
Decatur
Henry
Jefferson
Linn
Mahaska
Polk
Pottawattamie, Poweshiek, Wapello
Warren
Webster Winneshiek and
Debate Ray power in energy crisis
In Des Moines a partisan clash looms in the Iowa Senate over a bill to grant Gov. Robert D. Ray sweeping powers to address the energy crisis. Senate Republicans back the move, while Democrats warn against widening executive authority, arguing for current bounds on power.
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Ray
DES Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Robert D. Ray
George Milligan
R - Des Moines
Energy Crisis Committee
Senate
William Palmer
Nixon Unveils Health Plan Aiming For Broad Coverage
President Nixon outlined a new health insurance program to cover hospital and physician care, drugs, tests, and more at affordable cost. Financing would come from three private plan channels with subsidies for low income or high risk, while Medicare would continue with improved benefits. The plan, presented before hospital administrators and the American Hospital Association, would avoid new federal taxes and keep employer and government roles in premium support.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
American Hospital Association
Congress
Washington Hilton Hotel
Parimutuel betting bill submitted in Iowa
Des Moines lawmaker Sen. George Kinley again introduced parimutuel betting legislation, claiming potential state revenue of 50 million dollars yearly. He argued public support exists and opponents exaggerate crime rises, noting a single race rack would be allowed, with sites in Des Moines Cedar Rapids or Council Bluffs benefiting city and state finances.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa
George Kinley
Kinley
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
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