Immunization meeting and 1970 license info in brief
A meeting is set for Monday January 19 at 6 30 p m in the Community Room of the MCA to discuss the upcoming rebuella immunization program with Mr Pawlewski from the State Health Department assisting. Also note motorists must buy 1970 license plates by February 1 at the county treasurer Wallace Fagen's office, which will close at 4 p m daily for paperwork. Dr Louis A Haselmayer named president of Iowa Wesleyan College replacing Dr Franklin Littell. A $1 million suit filed in Hartford on behalf of the Windsor Locks teen Bruce Kane killed by a blowing keg at a lawn party. In Charleston West Virginia a 20 inch brown snake was found in snow, shocking resident W C Harris.
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Pawlewski
State Health Department
Washington County
Wallace Fagen
Mount Pleasant
Lowa
UPI
Louis A. Haselmayer
Iowa Wesleyan College
Haselmayer
Wesleyan Board of Trustees
Franklin Littell
Temple University
Hartford
Windsor Locks
Bruce Kane
Harry Kane
Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
W.C. Harris
Harris
40,000 Pounds of Aspirin Shipment Disappears
Chicago police report an unusual case as 40,000 pounds of aspirin vanished from a railroad freight yard last Friday. No suspects named yet. investigation ongoing. Local authorities urged anyone with information to contact the station.
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Chicago
API
Turning point noted in Vietnam War and UPI roundup
The 1970 turning point view from Saigon sees Air Force Secretary Seamans calling Thieu's forecast favorable as B52s strike jungle bases near Laos, helicopters downed in the Mekong Delta and Phuoc Long, with 13 nightly Viet Cong attacks and civilian injuries in Chau Doc. Wisconsin Senate backs implied consent for DUI tests. Bailie in London throws teeth at judge after protest. Total solar eclipse expected March 7 across Dixie and New England area.
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UPI
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New England
United States
Seaman
Thieu
Mekong Delta
Gulf of Siam
Bach Gia
Phuoc Long
Saigon
Vietnam
Chau Doc
Regents condemn UNI professor for obscene language in exam
The State Board of Regents rebuked University of Northern Iowa instructor Carl Childress for using offensive words in a freshman class writing exercise. Regents preserved academic freedom while condemning the poor taste, amid a 1500-signature petition calling for stronger controls.
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DES Moines
UPI
State Board of Regents
University of Northern Iowa
UNI
Carl Childress
Iowa
Francis Messerly
Childress
Tax exemption repeal eyed to boost Iowa city revenues
Rep. Maurice Van Nostrand proposes a bill to strip tax exempt status from property owned by universities, fraternal groups, state agencies, churches and hospitals. He says only federal, county, city buildings and approved schools would remain exempt, boosting city income and easing municipal burdens. The measure gains support from Republicans and Gov. Ray and could reach floor action in late January.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Maurice van Nostrand
Ravoca
van Nostrand
Robert D. Ray
Highway Commission
House
Ways and Means Committee
Probate of will and executors named for George C Stewart
Notice lists probate of the will and appointment of executors for the estate of George C Stewart. Also public notices include minutes from a special city council session and names of persons appearing to be owners of abandoned property.
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George C. Stewart
Former resident killed near Amana in car crash
Carol Lee Ankel aged 22 from Middle Amana died Friday evening when her car collided with a second car driven by 46 year old George Raymond Dillon of Marengo near the junction of highways 220 and 149. Ankel's vehicle then burst into flames. Dillon was listed in fair condition at a Marengo hospital. Ankel was daughter of Jack and Verna Fry, former Washington residents, and niece of Mrs. Harry Levy of Washington.
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Iowa
UPI
Carol Lee Ankel
Middle
Here
George Raymond Dillon
Marengo
Unkel
Dillon
Jack
Verna Fry
Washington
Agnew Returns to Honolulu After Asian Tour
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew arrives back in the United States after a 21 day tour of 11 Asian nations. He and his wife Judy plan a quiet weekend in Hawaii before returning to Washington Monday. An official breakfast with Admiral John S. McCain Jr. is on the schedule.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Judy
Washington
Adm
John S. McCain Jr
Agnew
Kahala Hilton
Diamond Head
John A. Burns
U.S
Hiram Fong
Iowa Vice President names Garfield hearing officer
President Boyd named former Iowa Chief Justice Theodore Garfield of Ames as a temporary hearing officer to adjudicate student misconduct cases after a quorum collapse disrupted the previous conduct committee. Garfield will conduct hearings on serious charges and may suspend disruptive students with prompt hearings, while a study group reviews the entire university judiciary.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Willard L. Boyd
Iowa
Theodore G. Garfield
Ames
U of I
Committee
Conduct Committee
Senate
Boya
Garfield
Boyd
District Court
Supreme Court of Iowa
State Board of Regents
Death at Oakdale ruled death by own action
CORALVILLE Iowa UPI The Johnson County medical examiner ruled the death of John K Dickenson 38 as death by own action He apparently swallowed an overdose of drugs about 40 minutes before he was found dead at a Pine Edge Motel room He had resigned Aug 4 as head of Oakdale facility and had been hospitalized after a motorcycle crash President Lincoln took office March 4 1861
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Coralville
Iowa
UPI
Johnson County
John K. Dickenson
Dickenson
Oakdale
Pine Edge
Intercepted Memo CARL CHILDRESS At UNI
A memo intercepted at the University of Northern Iowa references Carl Childress and urges using common sense instead of four letter words. The note emphasizes practical judgment and dismisses crude language.
Two New Truth Goals For Consumer Pricing And Labels
Washington witnesses urged Congress to require unit pricing and quality labeling to boost truth in packaging. The push, voiced at a Senate commerce subcommittee hearing closing the 1970 Consumer Federation of America assembly, argues such measures curb inflation and aid consumer education on nutritional value and product quality for all shoppers.
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Washington
UPI
a _ Senate commerce consumer subcommittee
Congress
Consumer Federation of America
Assembly
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Helen Nelson
Federation
Illinois Consumer Movement
National Group
New York City
Consumer Protection Agency
New York
Mary Gullberg
California
Lee Richardson
Louisiana State University
Currin Shields
University of Arizona
William F. Willier
Boston College Law School
Richardson
Iowa Weather Outlook From UPI
Mostly cloudy tonight through Sunday with a chance of light snow. Lows dip to 10 to 15 below zero in the north and 0 to 5 below in the extreme south. Light snow possible east Sunday. Monday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and continued cold conditions.
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