Democrats to Meet And Fundraise Before District Convention
Delegates and alternates gather March 24 at the Ezra Smith home six miles north of Washington for a district Democratic convention prep meeting and a 6 to 8 pm fundraising buffet. The district convention is set for March 25 at McBride Hall Iowa City at 2 pm with Congressman Fred Schwengel attending Friday evening dinner reservations available.
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Ezra Smith
Washington
Highway 1
McBride Hall
Iowa City
Fred Schwengel
Bob Reed
Millionaires Paid No Income Tax in 1970
Three American millionaires avoided income tax in 1970 due to loopholes, among nearly 400 individuals with gross income of 100000 dollars or more who legally evaded tax. UPI cites Treasury report as Rep. Henry Reuss urges Nixon to back House tax reform.
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Washington
UPI
Agen Desa
Henry S. Reuss
Dps
Treasury Department
Reuss
Nixon
House
Troop Strength in Vietnam Drops as Pullout Targets Set
UPI reports U.S. forces in Vietnam declined 5,900 to 108,600 for the week of March 9 16, the steepest weekly drop in six weeks. Officials still plan to remove 39,600 more by May 1 to reach 69,000 under Nixon orders.
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Saigon
Northwestern Bell 1971 net income dips 3 percent
Omaha based Northwestern Bell Telephone Co reports record 1971 revenues but a 3 percent drop in net income, the first decline in 20 years. President T S Nurnberger warns earnings downturn may threaten ability to maintain service quality and public service.
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Omaha, Neb
UPI
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
T.S. Nurnberger
Washington Concert Association Seeks 1972 73 Members
Deadline looms March 25 for memberships at Essex Store Paul’s Shoe Osincup Drugstore and Golden Touch Decorators. Workers meet Thursday 2 to 5 at Everetts Music Co. Membership grants reciprocity with Fairfield Mt Pleasant Ft Madison. four concerts for student member price of 4 dollars.
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Washington Concert Association
Washington
Essex Store
Paul’s Shoe Store
Osincup Drugstore
Golden Touch Decorators
Everetts Music Co
Kay Stewart
Association
Washington Association
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Ft. Madison
Stewart
Concert Association
Muskie faces crucial Illinois test in 1972 presidential bid
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie fights to regain lead in Illinois primary as he battles Sen. George McGovern and Sen. Eugene McCarthy for a share of 160 Democratic delegates. The contest follows weak showings in New Hampshire and Florida with Daley, Stevenson endorsements shaping the race. A possible McGovern-McCarthy delegate deal could alter the outcome.
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Chicago
UPI
Edmund S. Muskie
New Hampshire
Florida
Illinois
Muskie
Eugene J. McCarthy
Maine
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Richard J. Daley
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Daley
McCarthy
McGovern
Illin
Ree
Iowa House approves 50000 for new agriculture building plans
Rural forces win a major win in Des Moines as the Iowa House votes 84 to 6 to allocate 50000 from two agricultural trust funds to draft blueprints for a new state agriculture building. The action accompanies a 100000 appropriation for planning the State Capitol complex.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa House
House
State Capitol Planning Commission
Murray Lawson
Mason City
Statehouse
George Pierson
Oskaloosa
Dale Cochran
Robert D. Ray
General Fund
Cochran
Planning Commission
Agriculture Forces
Department of Agriculture
Charles Strothman
New London
Norman Jesse
Agriculture Department
Andrew Varney
Agriculture Planning Commission
Senate
Des Moines Man Seeks 1 Dollar Daily Rent for Public Phone
Richard DeCamp of Des Moines asks the Iowa Commerce Commission for authority to charge Bell Telephone $1 per day rent for a semi public phone in his coin laundry. He says Bell's rate increase has raised his phone bill by 800 percent, cutting his small income. DeCamp also heads the Iowa Coin Laundry Association.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Commerce Commission
Bell Telephone Company
Richard DeCamp
ICC
Bell
DeCamp
The
Iowa Coin Laundry Association
Nixon Heads to New York to Spotlight Drug Campaign
President Nixon flies to New York to open the Justice Department drug abuse law enforcement regional office at JFK Airport and hear a narcotics report. Andrew Maloney heads the New York office as part of a nationwide initiative with about 500 million dollars in 1972 prevention and treatment efforts. A related DC report cites reduced heroin availability, higher prices, and a shift toward treatment as crime drops in the capital.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
New York
Jfk International Airport
Justice Department
Office
Andrew Maloney
U.S
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Egil Krogh
District of Columbia
Life magazine report accuses Nixon aid of shielding friends
Life magazine alleges the Nixon administration intervened to protect associates in San Diego from prosecutions in cases involving income tax evasion bribes and a 1968 campaign cover up. The Justice Department denies any improper influence and asserts investigations proceeded properly.
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New York
UPI
Life Magazine
Nixon
San Diego
Justice Department
Washington
Life
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jack Anderson
International Telephone and Telegraph Cor
ITT
Denny Walsh
Tom Flaherty
Department of Justice
White House
Department
C. Arnholt Smith
Smith
John Alessio
Mexico
Frank Curran
Alessio
Internal Revenue Service
David Stutz
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Arran
IRS
Randolph Thrower
Stutz
San Diego Padres
Westgate - California Corp
San Diego of the Century
San Diego Union
Harry Steward
U.S
Southern District of California
Live
Steward
Richard Kleindeinst
Iowa Weather Forecast Sees Showers Toward East Tuesday
Variable cloudiness and a chance of showers or thundershowers develop and continue over most of the state tonight and mainly in the east portion Tuesday. Lows tonight range from the middle 30s in the northwest to around 50 in the southeast. Cooler Tuesday with highs in the 50s north to the 60s south.
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United Press International
Iowa
Nine Die In Iowa Road Crashes This Weekend
Fatal accidents across Iowa claim at least nine lives. victims include Marvel Cole 21 of Lansing. Marvin Ball 23. elderly Waterloo couple Robert Eastman 67 Maude 75. Gerald Belt 29 and Janet Sayles. Daniel Jensen 3. Leana Selberg 52. Ivan Oppedal 22. Daniel Chapman 18. Multiple crashes involve single car and two car collisions on state roads and city streets.
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United Press International
Iowa
Lansing
Marvel Cole
Marvin Ball
Waterloo
Iowa 412
Robert Eastman
Maude
Eastman
Patricia Halbach
Cedar Falls
Council Bluffs
Gerald Eugene Belt
Janet Sayles
Belt
Miss Sayles
Council Bluffs Hospital
Red Oak
Highway Patrol
Daniel Wayne Jensen
Sarah Oleson
Monmouth
Ill
Olds
Leana Louise Selberg
Ray abandons hope on several Iowa reforms in 1972 session
Gov. Robert D. Ray said two possibly three of his 25 legislative priorities may fail this year. He noted the public employees collective bargaining bill and a state department of transportation bill appear dead. He questioned action on abolishing county school systems and pressed for environmental quality and court reform as the main achievable items. Other priorities include world food fair authority and ombudsman funding.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert D. Ray
State Department of Transportation
Ray
Iowa
Department of Environmental Quality
Senate
House
World Food Fair Authority
Office of State Ombudsman
Bomb devastates Belfast newspaper building
In Belfast the principal Protestant newspaper The Newsletter was hit by a timed bomb. Six people died and many more were injured, including two policemen, as crowds gathered after a telephoned misdirected warning. Police evacuated civilians from nearby streets before the blast. The toll brings Ulster violence fatalities to 284 since 1969.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Newsletter
Ulster