McGovern would form cabinet reflecting ethnic groups and parties
Sen George S McGovern said as president his cabinet would include blacks whites Mexican Americans Indians and members of the other major ethnic groups as well as Republicans and Independents. He cited Ramsey Clark John Gardner and others as potential advisers and named possible running mates Reuben Askew and Terry Sanford.
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Washington
UPI
George S. McGovern
McGovern
Elizabeth Drew
Public Broadcasting Service
National Public Affairs Center For Television
Ramsey Clark
John W. Gardner
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Southeast Asia
Western Europe
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Middle East
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
James Tobin
John F. Kennedy
Edwin Kuh
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Reuben Askew
Florida
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Brighton youth wins William T. Morris Foundation scholarship
Randy VanWinkle of Route 2 Brighton received a $6,000 Morris Foundation scholarship per Fairfield High School award assembly. The first year grants $1,500 with three additional years contingent on progress in engineering fields. VanWinkle, a May 1972 Fairfield graduate, is the son of LeRoy and Mrs. VanWinkle.
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Randy VanWinkle
Brighton
William T. Morris Foundation
R.E. Raymond
London
Fairfield High School
Fairfield
Loudon Division
Cable
Acco
American Chain and Cable Co
VanWinkle
LeRoy VanWinkle
Route 2
McQuay Perfex Declares Regular Quarterly Dividend
McQuay Perfex Inc. in Minneapolis announced a regular quarterly dividend of 1.72 dollars per share payable June 28 1972 to holders of record June 14 1972. This marks the 64th consecutive quarterly dividend on common stock with 1 592 130 shares outstanding. The firm manufactures HVACR equipment and heavy castings with plants in several states and Italy.
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Minneapolis
McQuay - Perfex Inc
Minnesota
Mississippi
Iowa
California
Wisconsin
Italy
Dance at Y Saturday in YMCA Junior High
A junior high dance is set for Saturday at the YMCA from 9 to 11 p.m. Music by Sack Snack. Admission 50 cents plus membership or day pass. Summer dances will require several chaperones. contact Ivan Maggert at 653-2141.
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YMCA
Ivan Maggert
Perfect attendance marks 13 years at Washington High School
Mary Ann Marie daughter of Mr and Mrs William Marie Jr of 615 West Monroe is among Washington High Schools 1972 graduates. She completed thirteen years without an absence totaling 2340 days attended from kindergarten through senior year.
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Mary Ann Marie
William Marie Jr
West Monroe
Washington High School
Mary Ann
Stewart School
St. James Parochial School
White Shrine Club Meeting At Masonic Temple
Mrs. Dwane Shalla presided as Worthy High Priestess pro tem with Roger Chapman as Watchman of Shepherds pro tem. Guests included Mrs. Charles Greenlee and Cloyd Garrett. Ted Russell joined Damascus Shrine through Affiliation. Iowa White Shrine picnics set for Mason City July 16 and Des Moines August 20. Social hour followed with refreshments by Past Worthy High Priestess Club members.
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Dwane Shalla
Roger Chapman
Shepherds Pro
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Charles Greenlee
Cloyd Garrett
Shepherds
Ted Russell
Damascus Shrine
Iowa
White Shrine Club
Mason City
Des Moines
Alice Manassier
Kenneth Peters
Worthy High Priestess Club
Livestock market report from Joliet Illinois
UPI notes cattle prices with 1,000 head on sale in Joliet. Steers up to 75 higher, heifers steady. High choice steers 37.50 38.25, choice 36.50 37.50, good and choice 35.00 36.50, good 33.75 35.00. Heifers 35.75 36.50. Canners and cutters too few to test. Tuesday receipts around 3,500.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Welfare payments assured for 110000 Iowans in timely July cash flow
Gov. Ray announced a compromise to move 7 million from the general fund to welfare accounts before July 1 to prevent delays in ADC Old Age Assistance Aid to the Blind and Disabled payments. Checks will be mailed on July 1 despite Independence Day weekend, with reimbursement from federal funds later. Concerns were raised by Democrats over potential hardship for low income families.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert D. Ray
Ray
ADC
Robbery attempt ends with bandit fleeing after clerk taunt
In Tucson Arizona a convenience market bandit demanded money then balked at the clerk Donald Wiese . The clerk challenged the motive and revealed the register held only twenty dollars claiming a longer jail term would cost less per year. The bandit walked away.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Donald Wiese
John Schwab 79 Dies in Iowa City Funeral Planned
John J. Schwab 79 formerly of Kinross died Thursday at University Hospitals in Iowa City. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m with burial in the local cemetery.
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John Schwab
Iowa City
Kinross
John J. Schwab
Here
University Hospitals
Kinross Christian Church
B.D. Heinegardner
Brethren Cemetery
Powell Funeral Home
Wellman
Mr. Schwab
Oxford
George
Anna Darach Schwab
Zelda Lane
Texas
Damaged Brain Rewires After Injury Says UC Irvine Team
UC Irvine researchers led by Carl Cotman and Gary Lynch studied 70 rat brains and found damaged areas are not dead but reorganized as nearby neurons move to fill voids. The team says brain reorganization may affect recovery and will publish in Brian Research.
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Irvine, Calif
UPI
Carl W. Cotman
University of California At Irvine
James L. McGaugh
Cotman
Gary Lynch
Brian Research
Iowa Supreme Court Asked To Rule On Veterans Memorial Auditorium Policy
The Iowa Supreme Court will decide who may set policy for Veterans Memorial Auditorium after Polk County District Judge Leo Oxberger ruled the policy board dominated by veterans groups denied other voices. The suit was brought by Vietnam veterans opposing the war who claim their constitutional rights were violated by not seating a member of the commission.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Supreme Court
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Polk County
Leo Oxberger
Oxberger
Grace Hill mothers Day Tea held at community building
Ten years ago thirty seven people attended the Grace Hill Mothers Day Tea on a Wednesday evening at the community building. Mrs Merle Brinning and Mrs Leonard Brinning presented an interesting program.
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Grace Hill
Merle Brinning
Leonard Brinning
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