Woman seeks maiden name as legal name in Iowa City suit
Carolyn Ann Kallie formerly Levine sues Johnson County court challenging state law barring use of maiden name. She filed to change name Oct 18 but cites uncertainty over legality due to marital status. County clerk Langenberg says he welcomes case to resolve matter.
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Carolyn Ann Levine
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NAACP Attacks Rehnquist In Supreme Court Nomination
The NAACP at a Senate confirmation hearing attacked William H. Rehnquist for a record seen as opposing black rights in public accommodations education and voting. Clarence Mitchell cited opposition to Phoenix public accommodations and school desegregation, denouncing civil rights demonstrators, and hindering black voting. Rehnquist later disputed these charges and defended his past positions saying his actions reflect restraint and proper voting challenges.
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Test blast causes earth shift at Amchitka Alaska
AMCHITKA Alaska UPI reports the land above a five megaton underground test collapsed into an 800 foot diameter cavity 38 hours after detonation causing seismic activity on site. Two dead seals two dead sea otters and thirteen dead birds were found with some nests destroyed including one Peregrine falcon nest and five eagle nests.
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Banker Huston Named to Des Moines SBA Advisory Council
Thomas S Kleppe announced in Washington that Thomas H Huston a Columbus Junction banker was selected as a member of the Des Moines District Advisory Council for the SBA Huston 41 was elected president of the Iowa Bankers Association becoming its youngest head and will join semiannual meetings to discuss how SBA programs best meet local small business needs.
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Small Business Administration Today
Washington
Thomas H. Huston
Columbus Junction
Des Moines
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Huston
Sbass
Iowa Bankers Association
Thirteen Injured In Snowy Iowa Crash Near Grundy Center
A two car collision on snowy Iowa 14 near Grundy Center injured thirteen people including ten children. Tim Bonk, 13, of Holland, was in serious condition at Allen Hospital Waterloo. others had bruises cuts or broken bones. Mrs John s of rural Grundy Center and Mrs Janet Bonk of Holland drove respective vehicles. Mrs Bonk and nine children were mostly treated and released or hospitalized as needed.
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Waterloo
Iowa Highway Patrol
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Janet Bonk
Barnum Man Opposes Plant In Barnum
John Ryan, 33, filed Oct. 6 in district court to block Barnum Agricultural Center Inc. from building a fertilizer plant on Barnum’s main street. He argues noxious odors, air pollution, noise, dust, and lowered property values threaten the health and welfare of 147 residents. Judge Mark McCormick will reconvene the hearing Wednesday.
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Democrats Back Nixon Tax Cut Plan With Exemption Hikes
Democrats in the Senate signal support for President Nixon’s plan to cut taxes by 16 billion dollars over three years. The package favors corporations expanding or exporting, while proposing a roughly 2 billion dollar yearly tax cut for middle and upper earners through an $800 personal exemption in 1972 and higher standard deduction limits.
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Russell B. Long
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Job Opportunities in Iowa Contract Awarded to Kalonial Industries
Congressman Irea Schwengel announced that Kalonial Industries of Kalona Iowa received one of nine JOBS contracts in Iowa approved by the Labor Department. The project funds training for four rough carpenters and two insulation installers, with a total reimbursement of 7790 dollars over a 14 month term.
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Iowa
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Kalona
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Kolonial Industries
Communist Chinese Leader Pays Earphone Fee With $100 Bill
An advance group member from Peking to the United Nations, arriving from Paris on Air France, attempted to pay a $2.50 earphone fee with a $100 bill. The stewardess could not make change, but after breakfast at the Hotel Roosevelt the group leader paid with a $100 note and the cashier provided change. The waitress described the group as leaving “a good tip.”
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Supreme Court won’t hear Little Miss America trademark clash
Washington officials report the Supreme Court refused to review a case over public confusion between Miss America, the Atlantic City pageant for women 18 to 28, and Little Miss America, a Palisades amusement park contest for girls 5 to 10. Esades Pageants had sought to register the name in 1966, but Miss America promoters argued confusion would follow. The lower court ruling favored the big girls in the ongoing trademark dispute.
Dinner raises funds for Nixon campaign push in New York
President Nixon, not yet an official candidate, headlines a $500-per-plate GOP fundraising dinner in New York to help raise about $5 million for the 1972 campaign. He will appear via closed circuit TV, with similar $5-a-head gatherings planned in Chicago and other cities to support state candidates and the presidential ticket.
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Republican Party
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Weather outlook: fair tonight and Wednesday
United Press International reports generally fair conditions for tonight and Wednesday. temperatures: overnight lows around 25 degrees and daytime highs between 55 and 60.
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United Press International
Pay Board Sets 5.5 Percent Wage Hike Ceiling
The Pay Board voted to cap future wage increases at about 5.5 percent in the broadest government wage policy since the Korean War. The ruling blocks retroactive pay for most workers and allows pre freeze contracts to take effect after the freeze ends, with labor opposing the move. The decision shapes Phase 2 of Nixon's economic policy as officials prepare further industry coverage and standards.
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House
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Boldt
Draft dodger Jolley ruled man without a country
The Supreme Court let stand a decision that Thomas Jolley a 27 year old draft dodger who renounced his U S citizenship in Canada is a man without a country The Fifth Circuit held his renunciation voluntary and binding Jolley formerly from Greensboro North Carolina registered for the draft in 1962 while at the University of Georgia and later went to Canada where he sought conscientious objector status He signed a renunciation oath in Toronto in 1967 and returned to the United States without a visa in 1968 He resisted deportation and the immigration board ordered him to leave or face deportation Jolley contends the renunciation was coerced to avoid the draft.
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UPI
Supreme Court
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5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Canada
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Bremen
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Immigration Board
Tragedy as Italian paratrooper flight crashes off Leghorn
A U S built RAF Hercules transport ferrying 46 Italian paratroopers and six British airmen to Sardinia crashed into the Tyrrhenian Sea near Leghorn. All 52 aboard are presumed dead as rescue crews search for bodies and the black box. The mission named Operation Coldstream aimed at an Italo British exercise.
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