Neu delays TRACIS safeguards bill amid amendments
Iowa Lt. Gov. Arthur Neu says action on a TRACIS safeguards bill will be delayed while amendments are prepared to limit data to criminal records and exclude investigative files. Gov. Ray pushes for a citizen review board and broader controls to ensure proper operation of the crime computer system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPS
Arthur Neu
Neu
Senate
Nell
George Milligan
Lam
Robert D. Ray
Citizens Review Board
Ray
Change in pre retirement lecture schedule at library
Schedule adjustments for talks on Pre-Retirement Planning at the Public Library in Iowa City. On Wednesday evening March 7 Dallas Hogan vice president and trust officer at First National Bank Iowa City will discuss Money Management. Postponement announced. future lectures to be announced in the Journal and on KCI.
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Public Library
Iowa City
Dallas Hogan
First National Bank
Journal
KCI
Decorah Welcomes Home Civilian POW Kjome From Vietnam
Kjome, 36, returns to Decorah after over five years as a prisoner of war. He credits his parents and faith for sustaining him and says he plans a three to six month break with trout fishing. He declines to discuss captivity to protect remaining POWs.
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Decorah
UPI
Michael Kjome
Kjome
Rochester
Minn
Vietnam
Lona
Krome
Great Lakes
Chicago
Saigon
Iowa
Mt. Pleasant basketball game draws local families
Ten years ago Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowe and Sue joined Karla Kneen and Miss Carolyn Van Houweling at a Mt. Pleasant basketball game. Danny Lowe of Iowa Wesleyan College attended with the group for the Friday night event.
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Robert Lowe
Sue
Karla Kneen
Carolyn van Houweling
Mt. Pleasant
Danny Lowe
Iowa Wesleyan College
Meany warns of labor stick if wage controls misapplied
AFL-CIO President George Meany cautions labor has a stick in the closet if Phase III economic plans are not applied with equity. He says wage ceilings may rise and accuses administration officials of mystifying signals on enforcement while urging cooperation to keep prices down amid inflation and rising food costs.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Nixon
Treasury Secreary
George Shultz
NBC
Meet the Press
Cost of Living Council
Live stock and hog market totals from Joliet and Des Moines
Markets report cattle and hog prices in Joliet Illinois and Des Moines Iowa. Cattle high grade steers reach 46.50, heifers up to 45.25, cows 24 to 32, hogs fully 50 higher with various weight classes listed. Daily receipts estimated at 75 000 with recent and prior day comparisons.
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Joliet
UPI
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S
Former Washingtonian aids Maine families as social worker
Carla Zinn a Gardiner General Hospital social worker previously based in Washington has counseled 165 families since starting part time duties last March. Her scope includes financial and emotional support, arranging home help, equipment like wheelchairs, babysitting, and connecting with state agencies and health services.
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Carla Zinn
George S. Gould
Gardiner General Hospital
Gardiner
Maine
Zinn
Carla Jones
Herbert Jones
Washington
Kennebec Journal
Betty Moody
University of Iowa
New York City
Stevens School
Hallowell
Augusta General Hospital
Gardiner General
Kennebec
Inn
Communists Join Socialists in National French Vote Runoff
In Paris the Union of the Left claimed victory after the first round, but Gaullists cling to power as the second ballot looms. Officials note district seat variation blunts risk of left control overturning the government. Gaullists seek cross-party rallies with moderates to block the leftist coalition.
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Paris
UPI
Union of the Left
Chamber of Deputies
Georges Pompidou
Elysee Palace
National Assembly
Iowa Southern Utilities reports 1972 revenues rise
Iowa Southern Utilities Co mailed its 1972 annual report to 10,658 shareholders. Revenues reached 37,643,000, up from 34,564,000 in 1971, and earnings were 2.92 a share, up 6.2 percent. Electric revenues rose 6.9 percent to 27,302,000. gas revenues increased 14.4 percent to 10,341,000.
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Centerville
Iowa
Southern Utilities Co
Robert F. Brewer
Iowa Southern Utilities
Sioux City
Iowa Southern
Mr and Mrs DiLorenzo Move to Chincoteague Virginia
Mrs Joe DiLorenzo and her husband announce their March 1 move from Fairfax to a new home in Chincoteague Virginia Box 172 23336 They note her maiden name Mary Juliet Lemmon daughter of Earnest Lemmon who ran Lemmon Drug Store The husband retired from a government post with the Food and Drug department and still works with the World Health Organization and has recently returned from Indonesia He plans future trips to Iowa carrying a historic Washington parades baton they will display with other local treasures
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Joe DiLorenzo
Chincoteague
Fairfax
DiLorenzo
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Earnest Lemmons
Lemmon Drug Store
Food and Drug Department
World Health Organization
Indonesia
Washington
Iowa
Sideswiping crashes injure two drivers in city
Harold Gilbert Keasling of Eldon swerved in West Madison traffic at 3 30 p m and struck panel truck driver Arthur L Duncan of Danville. Damages about 300. Keasling faces illegal change of lanes charge. In a second crash at North Fourth and East Third Duane Walter Hayes failed to yield after stopping and hit Donald Joseph Reschly. Damages about 350 to each vehicle.
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Harold Gilbert Keasling
Eldon
West Madison
Arthur L. Duncan
Danville
Keasling
Duane Walter Hayes
Donald Joseph Reschly
North Fourth
East Third
Hayes
Reschly
Minute Count When a Heart Attack Strikes
Guidance on recognizing heart attack signs and acting quickly. Call a doctor if possible or go to an emergency room immediately. For a full list of warning signs, consult the Heart Association.
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Tracis
Chia Sie
Kilties
Decorahe Merchants Association
LENOX
Drug Store
Washington, Iowa
Sonny Cab CO
Fast Madison
Sonny” Harris
Roger E Harris
Sorrell Glass
West Mad
Washingtonian
Jening Journal
ISU
E-Lim
Oxincup Drug Store
Farm Bureau Insurance Service
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