In Defence of Legislators
In Defence of Legislators argues that critics overlook the heavy workload on lawmakers as they confront final decisions on appropriations taxes and reapportionment. It notes committees have deliberated on cuts and heard bureaus boards and colleges while balancing competing funding demands.
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Board of Regents
City thanks residents for cleaning yards and animal care
The City Council and residents praise pride in the town as junk cars and trash are removed. City crews mow grass and work on streets while continuing to check for old unlicensed vehicles, with about seventy remaining to be dealt with.
Bribery and Integrity Theme in Editorials
The Washington Louisiana Evening Journal editorializes on bribe risks and moral injury, citing Exodus and a quip about wedding costs. A father humorously critiques wedding expenses as costly, noting the burden of gift wrapping.
A Candidate You Guess Culver Signals Senate Bid
Editor comments note mail from Representative John Culver’s office hints at a Democratic bid for the 1972 Iowa Senate race against Jack Miller. The piece discusses the mix of duties as congressman and candidate while outlining how state politics and tax policy affect districts and legislators.
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U. S
John Culver
Iowa
Culver
U.S
Jack Miller
Lawmaker proposes 90 day 4 day week for Iowa Legislature
Dunlap Democrat Senator James Schaben calls for a 90 day annual limit with a four day work week to curb costs and shorten sessions. He cites other states and urges Fridays in home districts to gather public input while reducing caucus time and long hours. He warns of professional legislators if sessions stay unproductive.
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IDPA
James Schaben
Dunlap Democrat
Schaben
Senate
64Th General Assembly
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Iowa Assembly
Mind Tricks and Coffee Codes in a Whimsical Column
A quirky column riffs on quick eating signals insecurity and lists famous figures with odd career wishes. It notes street sightings in New York and Puerto Rico, mocks women's achievements, jests about mayonnaise hair treatments, and tallies 22 slang terms for coffee. It closes with a wary aside on pilots and cocktails before flight.
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New York City
Puerto Rico
Indian princes embrace commerce amid push to abolish privy purses
India's 287 hereditary rulers face abolition of privy purses under Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and largely shift to private income. Some seek new roles in public service or academia. others, like the maharaja of Jaipur, hold military or diplomatic posts. The transition, while gradual, hinges on respect and duty as cash support fades.
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London Financial Times
UPI
New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Dhrangadhra
Princely
Maharaja of
Poona University
Maharaja
Ali Jajpur
Congo
Jaipur
Mewar
Crawfordsville Recital by Mrs Waters Highlights Young Pianists
Mrs Marian Waters presented 16 younger piano students in a May 22 recital at the Presbyterian Church with each student performing three solos and a duet. The event followed the older students’ recital last fall and drew parents grandparents and friends.
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Crawfordsville
Marian Waters
Presbyterian Church
Sandra Hesseltine
Molly Rich
Mike Owens
Brenda
Scott Edgar
la Donna Bell
Sharon Erwin
John Bernau
Becki
Joni Peterson
Dwain Alvine
Alan Richardson
Susan Griffith
Irene Young
Gina Swift
Sandra Miller
Sam Canott
Martha
Don
Clovertone
Legion Hall
Wilfred McCreedy
Harvey Thomas
Julie Moore
Marlene Burkholder
McCreedy
Twinam
Thomas
Cheryl van Engen
Mary
Betty Jones
Harold Miller
Robert
Shirley Miller
Iowa City
Freeport
Ill
University of Iowa
Suzanne Miller
Salmon project aims to turn salmon into sea farmed poultry
A National Marine Fisheries Service and Ocean Systems project pampers baby salmon with warmed water and special feed to yield pan sized fish at one year old. If successful 600000 fish could be marketed in the US and Europe next February with expansion possible to over two million pounds yearly. salmon proves highly efficient at converting feed to flesh, potentially lowering prices below chicken.
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National Marine Fisheries Service
United States
Europe
Fisheries Service and
Ocean Systems
Timothy Joyner
Impossible and Possible Bidding Scenarios in Contract Bridge
A Becker feature analyzes five bidding cases in which South's last bid is judged. Case 1 deems the final raise to six spades impossible after a two notrump shown as 22 to 24 points. Case 2 labels a new suit by responder as generally forcing, with an exception if opener limits by one notrump rebid. Case 3 allows four notrump as plausible with 16 points, North suggesting slam potential. Case 4 marks the two diamond jump as slam forcing, making a game-based final contract necessary. Case 5 deems a later forcing bid to game followed by a retraction inconsistent with reality in a partnership game.
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