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Bills in Iowa Legislature PI SIGNED BY GOVERNOR tlrt o(lcn nd 1J0.0OO lor ubs 4. to leonllie rhool auen it oflnmM on countv or munkirMl bond Ircllon lull b-v '10 fit lhi Madrid juovnrnmnnlt which dump refuse or olher Cornmunily Srhoof Ontrirt lo build nJ pollutant Into rlvnrv tlreami or ponds. Insurers Warn Brokers: Get Tougher on Security By John F. Lawrence and Paul E. Stciger '4 The Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES, CALIF.

Aroused insurance companies are pressuring brokerage houses to do something about the surge of thefts and other mysterious disappearances of securities from lurnisn inior rvun uuiiumg ana uviti- i van Konei ana O'hftri, niuni. 40 To permit title end town to cneroe le lor emDuience wrviie. )wo two acres or more. authority to special security otllcert al H. 444 To istahllih a meaiura of r.i bA.iAritk i 1 1 1 1 ll Ifmi i.

J8 to repe.ll tn taiei lax craail urraerurouno iireiurn le 01 allr I lie 196) tax year. natural qat. Corey and olherv PASSED BY SENATE H. 44J To chanoe the present mile the brokers' back offices. H.

Ml To appropriate a total ol pe" limlt vehicles flllon lor Ihe nexl hlennium to the two-wheel tra Her, or a Last year, insurance compa Slate Department ot Pudiic initruction for state aid to tchoosW to appropriate ilsl.OUO lor certain prourarns under Ihe tandem-wheel trailer up to 28 leet long, to 61 miles per hour on Interstate highways, 55 on primary roads and 50 on Surondiry roads. Nelson. nnal Delensa Education Act; and to Natli n. 4U to permit clt.es end towns with planning commissions to control the appropriate 11.5 million lor education aid to handicapped children und to schools lor children ol migratory workers. (The nies pushed, through premium increases averaging 18 per cent nationwide on coverage for brokers against such losses.

Some insurers say that if present trends continue, they'll be look pianino ot sundivlslons up to three miles from the city Newton and others. says an official of Continental Insurance Co. of New York' City, a major insurer of brokerage firms. "But knowledge how to do it is growing. More and more, stolen stocks are showing up in banks (as secur-( ity pledges against loans) or in Canada and other countries." H.

447 To Diace tha hurden on the Iowa Income taxoaver to disclose the vote: JO to INTRODUCED IN SENATE S. 171 To reauire back taoalnl ol date of settlement ol a controversy with the Internal Revenue Service. Krearner breeding cattle two years old and over ang Kenoa. H. 448 To estahllth 1 Inr Ihe ing for another increase soon.

filing In Ihe office ol Ihe county recorder any lederal tax lien, release or discharge oi lien, ureamer and Kenoa. H. 44-To Increase the tax on both gasoline and dlesel fuel by one cent per gallon, to provide that the extra cent on gasoline go to municipalities and counties on a per capital basis tor street and highway use, and to provide that th- extra cent on diesel luel go to the Above Average Some firms are being- Kit by premium increases well above the 18 per cent average. One national house, which has suffered 20 losses, some of them major, in the past two years, THEATER CLOCK that are sold lor sieuanter in law relating to the eradlcaton of bovine brucellosis. AacGill and Unlet.

S. To transfer Ihe control and Sdmlnislratlon ol the Iowa Highway alety Patrol and Ihe motor vuhlcle weight enforcement and motor vehicle fuel tax collection to the secretary ot Hate. Lamborn. S. MO To exempt from property taxation 'all facilities acquired alter July Lmed to control air or water pollution, odwli.k and Migler.

S. 381 To appropriate 1200,000 from the stale general lund to the Slate Conservation Commission for the Initial purchase and development ol approximately 3.800 acres, with some 800 acres for use as a lake, ol the Indian Bluffs Wilderness Area, In Jones Counly. Lamborn. S. 382 To permit uo to 6 per cent Interest on special asscisments, intorim financing warrants and drainage assess "vV-h I I A tv primary roao tuna.

bor ano otners. H. 450 To authorize the secretary ol agriculture to certify persons who are not state employes to perform agriculture inspection services lor the state, l-reeman of Clay-Dickinson. H. 451 To permit police fo Issue) tickets to drivers who block traffic by driving too slow.

Hutf and others. H. 452 To provide tor Ihe licensing ol an Transient or movable lunchstands as is oone now lor those located at fairs. Freeman and others. H.

453-To prohibit Ihe employment of now is paying more than $1,250. 000 for its new three-year pol-j icy. Previously, it paid about $300,000. Insurers say they're demand ing that heavily hit houses) up on security. Philadcl phia-based Insurance Co.

of North America, for example ments and bonds payable from assess (Tuesday's starting times as provided bl theater managers.) PARAMOUNT: The Wrecking Crew 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. PLAZA: Swiss Family Robinson 5, 7 20, M0. INGEaSOLL The Magus 6, 8, 10. GALAXY: Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10.

ments. Lamborn. S. 381 To make unlawful "bucket Persons to picket or hand out pamphlets at a l-ibor dispute. Welden and others.

454-To legalize the proceedings of with fine of up to sl.OOO or up to Dos Moinos RegiitorP, 1 1 PERU IN NEW OILROWTACtlC Virginia hcwott INoflh A merlcan Newspaper Atiince) WASHINGTON, DC. "We luivi'D 'Impropriated ojl company, we're merely 'conserving1 if is the now posiion I eru wants the United States to accept in the" oil dispute now threatening to ruin U.S.-Latin American relations. If Peru, when it seized the U.S.-owncd International Petroleum company's properties last Oct. 9, did not "expropriate" them, then the U.S. Ilieken-looper Amendment will not require Washington t0 cut off Peruvian aid by Apr.

9. Washington has Peru on notice it will end Peru's $23 million annual loan-aid and $65 million annual sugar quote on that date. The behin.d-sren.es suggestion that Washington could avoid the" April crunch by changing the word applied to Peru's action came to Washington through a Latin American who had direct talks with Peru's tough-acting military president, Gen. Juan Velasco, it was learned Monday. Through the unofficial intermediary, the Peruvians said they have only "intervened" the oil company's properties until they decide how much the company owes them.

Official Peruvian Commissions now are investigating the oil company's tax records to determine whether the oil company recently spirited up to $15 million in cash assets out of the country. "Intervention," a government take-over common in Latin America, is roughtly equivalent to "conservatorship" in the U.S. In the U.S. "Conservatorship" occurs when official regulatory agencies take over regulated enterprises like banks, insurance companies, airlines or railroads that are in financial or management difficulties. In the U.S., the purpose is usually to rescue assets for stockholders or to manage liqui- two years in prison, commerce commn tee.

tne black Hawk County Board ot Suner Visors in hiring without hiri Ihe Reck S. 384 To exempt Irom state income Ericson Construction Co. ot Cedar Palls to repair a leaky root at the county thp rn.t nt th rensiirt. nome in lyftr, totaling. J8.537.

Hansen of Black Hawk. has asked some insilrprl hrnlcprs n.e io permit the commissioner ol IfAPRt- Oliver to oo a mucn more systematic inh of Pnfnrrinr rPf rir-tinn fi Funn' public safety to accept and spend federal funds for highway safety and law enforcement programs. Fisher of Greene ano omers. u- I RIVER HILLS: Ice Station Zebra- n. 454 To reguire an applicant for a ciiuy lw nit; cuucia professional engineering license to have a college degree in engineering, by repeal where securities lie out in the ing tne law wnicn now permits mm to have eight years practical experience in neu ot a degree.

Kehe and others. H. 457 To disoualify students who take tax the lirsl $7,400 of annuities or retirement pay ot members or lormer members ol the U.S. armed lorces. RiQler.

S. 385 To allow Ihe governor to administer the highway safety programs rather than the Department ol Public Safety or Stale Highway Commission, Riqler. S. 384 To establish an 11-member unpaid committee to develop, under the State Health Department, a program for treatment of persons suffering from chronic kidney disorders. Doderer and Kosek.

S. 387 To assure school districts ol eligibility to receive full federal grants and aid designed to reimburse a district of school costs attributable to the existence of some federally-caused activity In the vicinity. Schools committee. S. 388 To exempt coin-operated laundries an car washes from the sales tax on services.

Benda and others. S. 38 To establish unilormity In taxation of state and national banks. Benda. S.

390 To have the state reimburse local school districts tor cost of Instruction, and transportation, of children from state institutions and licensed boarding homes enrolled in special education programs. Schools committee. part in violent and certain other demonstrations from receiving state educational aids such as scholarships and loans. HOLIDAY: Romeo and Juliet 7, 9 30. VARSITY: Joanna 7, 9:10.

EASTGATE CINEMA Joanna 7, 9:15. EASTGATE CINEMA II: Candy 7, 9:10. PIONEER DRIVE-IN: If He Hollers, Let Him Go 7 (repeat one hour 11). Candy 8:55. CAPITOL DRIVE-IN: Cool Hand Luke 910.

Harper 7 (repeat one hour 1125). orasstcy. H. 458-To permit countv boards of open. Several houses, are increas-'ing the monitoring of closed circuit television units they've installed to keep a watch on the back office.

Others, at insurers' requests, are preventing workers from entering the vault alone. supervisors to set the pay of all county officers Including their own. Klein. H. 459 To permit private school students to attend public schools in districts other than the one in which they live in order to take courses not offered at their WIREPHOTO (AP) Spotlight on Poverty private scnooi.

Kennedy of Dubugue and Blouin. H. 440 To oermit a munlcloalitv to be reimbursed by the state for expenses Incurred at the request of the state board of regents for the study of In some cases, though, the simnlest ruses continue to sue ceed. An insurance company official recalls that one brokerage establishing a western Iowa college. Nielsen.

Senator George McGovcrn S.D.), right, leans in to question Mr. and Mrs. George Adderson in their farm labor camp home Monday at Immokalee, Fla. At left is, Senator Allen Ellender of the investigating committee. H.

461 To exempt purchase price of industrial materials and eguipment from sales and use tax. Miller of Page and others. (EllOillP LAST 8 DAYS H. 462 To provide for the organization ol a memorial hospital commission and S. J.

ft. 20 To authorize the legislative research committee, on standing legislative committee, to study Iowa secondary and elementary school laws, with report to the 1971 legislature on revision and codilication. Schools Committee. S. J.

R. 21 To direct the committees on state government of each house, acting iointly, and six nonlegislative members, three appointed from each maior political party, to study Iowa election laws and submit recommendations tn the 1971 Legislature. Gaudineer. tirm recently handed over a "substantial" amount of bondr to a man who posed as a Wall Street messenger The securi NUCLEAR PACT 12 Defy FBI-All Claim ties haven't yet been recovered. to specify the manner of depositing and investing funds of the hospital.

Peterson and others H. 463 To increase the penalty, In terms of lost state aid, on school districts whose expenditures exceed a specified state average expenditure; to dissolve the school budget review committee and to charge the state comptroller with the administration of the school-aid program. Radl and others. H. 464 To give public employes the right to loin employe organizations and DEBATE OPENS Robert W.

Haack, president of To Be Same Deserter DETROIT, MICH. (AP)-Twelve young men, all of whom S. 391 To exempt items costing 14c the New York Stock Exchange, or less, sold through vending macnines, from the sales tax. Thordsen and others. S.

392 To establish a 13-member stale advisory council for vocational disclosed recently that member firms have reported losses of securities amounting to about education, appointed by the governor Schools committee. said they were the same Army reservist wanted as a deserter, gathered in Detroit church Monday and challenged the FBI to 10 engage in collective oargaininq. rviez- vmsky. H. 465 To permit either the taxpayer $37 million in each of the past or the state revenue director to appeal the order of the state board of tax By Michael Kraft WASHINGTON, D.C.

(REUTERS) After a long delay, the Senate finally started debate Monday on the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, which it is ex review 10 district court. Krearner and two years. That's up a whopping Kenda. 307. per cent from the $9.1 mil arrest them.

They issued a statement saying one of them was named Thomas Sincavitch, 27, of Detroit, and was wanted by the S. 393 To provide that, In a civil disturbance, all fire companies be manned by not less than four firemen, with men called back to duty on time-and-a-half hourly wage. Sullivan and others. S. 394 To add to present reoulre-ments tor an applicant lor a real estate brokers license Ihe completion of a minimum of 30 hours of study on subjects relative to the real estate business.

Sullivan and others. S. 39S To reguire that all reguired reports and forms submitted by county officers to state officers or agencies be on standardized forms to permit com VOTE NEW SPAN AT WATERLOO H. 466-To permit graduates of the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy to invoke the "implied consent" law on drunken drivers. Kennedy of Dubugue.

H. 467 To orovide a registration fee I 1 caii jss-sm Mon worth reported lost or stolen in 19G6. pected to ratify by an over for farm trucks equal to one-third the whelming marcin. rate of other trucks, committee on No Mob Hint Securities industry official? Action originally was planned m- ViPERU) for last summer, after the Rus By Jack Hovelson Agriculture. H.

468 To provide that appeals from decisions of the Iowa Civil Rights Commission shall be to a court of eguity, which may affirm, modify or reverse the decision of the commission on certain specilied grounds, but shall not try the rasp de nnvn Piersnn and others. emphasize there is no confirmed puter processing. Arbuckie and otners. S. 396 To create a five-member hnrd of registration for social workers.

indication of substantial pene setting standards and qualifications, and Placing a iu ree Tor a Dienmai neense, tration of brokerage firms by H. 469 To permit the sale of mobile Malley and others. S. 397 To oermit Issuance of dog homes, travel trailers and camping trail any national crime syndicate (Register Stall Writer) WATERLOO, IA. The Waterloo City Council Monday night voted to demolish the Mul-lan avenue bridge over the Ce But brokers say they're fearfu1 ers on Sunday.

Baker. H. 470 To repeal the law that reoulres the state to report to dealers the result of tests of motor vehicle luel samples. "I don't know whether he is the right man," said Paul Stoddard, special agent in charge of the FBI's Detroit office. "We have been requested to look for a deserter by the name of Thomas Sincavitch." Stoddard would make no fur ther comment.

sians approved the treaty, but Senate leaders reacted to the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia by postponing consideration until now. Senator J. William Ful-bright Ark.) chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said in a licenses by veterinarians after vaccination against rabies. Hougen. S.

398 to allow the state auditor to obtain offset printing machinery to print confidential reports and documents originating in his oltice. Hougen and others. 190 Tn rennire that 100 per cent. of such a situation now. Dunton and others.

One reason is that work back H. 471 To perm county conservation boards to rent or build offices for themselves when adequate space is not available in county buildings. Kruse and rather than present 80 per cent, of pay dar River here and to construct a new span for an estimated logs are so high that much more serious cases of theft can T0NIGHT1 otners. H. 472 To simplify the consent proce develop before they can be de 8 P.M.

AdmiKion V) V) dures required ot parents of minor ments made tor pre-arrangea tunerai plans go into trust and also to allow the purchaser to terminate the plan at any time. Curran and Clarke. S. 400-to reSard as an Involuntary resignation the failure of members of statA boards or commissions to attend $690,000. aoo irants lor or vers- licenses, bnaw.

tected and stopped. Another is H. 473 To permit a municipality to The Rev. Bob Morrison, pas aooea auestions of law from an adverse evidence in some major cases It is expected that the new bridge will be completed in 1970. decision by the municipal court In an three consecutive regular meetings, or oroinance violation case.

Mutt. H. 474 To reguire the slate Industrial commissioner and his deputies to te that the thievery isn't just the work of small-timers but part of Matinees Sun. 2 P.M. CALL 577-3481 FOR RESERVATIONS Winner of Eleven Academy Award Nominations Including Best Picture rovuujs PRrxucnorj of UONELBARTS one-half of the regular meetings wnnin a six-months' period and allow the governor to fill the vacancies by appointment.

Lodwick. dm Tn hat the oercentaoe of pay Two other new downtown speech representing the treaty that Senate approval in no way affected American obligations to defend non-nuclear nations threatened with nuclear attack. Only a handful of conservative lawyers. Muff. H.

475 To orovide for the Issuance of bridges over the Cedar River bonds by governmental subdivisions upon of judges (3 per cent per year multiplied a maioriiv vote ot tne people, ratner at Fifth and First streets have than the 60 per cent approval that is reguired now. Kluever and Brlnck. a conspiracy involving professionals. The threat of organized theft "didn't concern us so much before, because it's difficult to n. 476- To authorize tne lowa torn been constructed here in the merce Commission to apportion the cost of building, repairing and maintaining railroad viaducts or underpasses between mm Dy years or service icninia unci 30, 1965 on the current salary, but with a maximum of 50 per cent.

Gaudineer and O'Malley. S. 402 To regulate and license auto salvage dealers by the State Department of Public Safety. Gaudineer. S.

403 to exempt wine from the reguirement of an indentification seal on the bottle. Denman and Coleman. S. 494 To exempt from personal property taxation all horses, cattle and other ivocinric nt farmer: and all tangible the municipality and the ranroaa. Kluev cash in a stock certificate," senators were expected to vote against the treaty, which requires a two-thirds majority for ratification.

er and others. H. 477 To establish an unemployment Insurance program tor governmental lfrOTll0tJ(MaS agencies. Bennett. H.

478 Tn exoand the investigative nowers of the lowa civil Rights Commis Senator Sam J. Ervin goods held by retailers for sale, with last 15 months. The existing Mullan avenue bridge was built in 1913 at a cost of $95,000. Since completion of the new First street bridge last year, southbound traffic on U.S. Highway 63 has been routed over the Mullan avenue bridge.

sion and to give it subpoena powers. Pierson and others. H. 479 To reauire affidavits claiming imposition oi a iransacnon iax on icion-ers. Reichardt.

S. 405 To impose new fees and change current fees being collected in connection N.C.) Monday introduced a resolution which declared that the Positively No One Under with licenses, renewals, inspections and personal property tax credits to be filed by July 1 each year. Bailey. H. 480 To provide for uniformity in the taxation of state and national banks.

ir Aamuiea Varsity at 7, 9:10 Cinema at 7, MS pact "does not obligate the U.S. to use its armed forces to de tor of St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, where the 12 men were staying, said, "It is our purpose to prevent the government from taking him easily. "If they want to arrest him, they'll have to take a lot of us with him." The Rev. Morrison wore a name tag saying "My name is Tom Sincavitch." "I wore the badge symbolically," he said, "because I don't think they'd mistake me for Tom Sincavitch." He said the original 12 had grown to 20.

The man claiming to be the rcai Tom Sincavitch said he joined the Army Reserves in 1963 and served six months on active duty and 4Vi years on reserve status. Last June after he was ordered to take riot control training, he resigned, he examinations ol earners, apprentice oar-bers, barber school instructors, barber shops and barber schools. Social services Committee. S. 407 To eliminate the limitation of rnt npr Hnpai fool of assessments Battles.

H. 481 To place an Insurance pre minm lax on nnn-orofit hosoital and med fend any non-nuclear weapons ical service corporations. Freeman of state or any member of the Under terms of an agreement against property for. water Improvement, uuena vista ano weiaen. H.

482 To reauire every state United Nations against any at department or agency to hold public with the Iowa Highway Com hearings on any proposed departmental or aaencv rule. Welden. mission, the city of Waterloo tacks or threats of aggression even if such acts or threats are 483 To oermit the commissioner of labor, rather than the lowa Employ will pay the entire cost of the accompanied by the use or ment Safety Commission, 10 promulgate employment safety rules; to replace the commission with a iu-memoer advisory new bridge. The highway com threatened use of nuclear weap board. Skinner.

H. 484 To adoot a "family plan ons." "'kiahh' Wit ei 1 1 mission paid for the new First method of determining unemployment compensation benefits, based on number The Foreign Relations Com of dependents, earnings ano state aver aae weekly wage. Millen and others. street span, which carries High way 63's northbound traffic. mittee said in favorably report H.

485 To redefine "homestead" to ing the treaty to the Senate that Include the dwelling of a person confined In a nursing home or hospital. Bailey. H. 486 To make referral sales Waterloo Mayor Lloyd Turner any U.S. action would only be aareements eoa Jesse and otners, said engineering studies indi taken after congressional ap Cinema Toniaht at 7.

9:18 H. 487 To repeal the requirement that sheets and pillow slips at hotels, I nrts mBl" I TECHNICOLOR llmiei Hitiiti ffl 1 Al IHb HfcAUIIfUI. GALAXY cated it would be impractical to proval. motels and motor inns be ironed, itrotn man. ENDS THURS.

said, because, "I have been forced to lend my support to a out keep tne limitation a per ceni oi the property value. Messerly. S.J.R. 22 To amend Ihe State Constitution to permit the Legislature to appropriate state funds to private schools which meet the minimum school standards. Gaudineer.

PASSED BY HOUSE H. 14 To clarity administration of law relating to claims and accounting in Institituions under the State Department of Social Services. (The vote: 105 to 1.) H. 3i To enact regulations for the operation of motorcycles. (The vote: 110 320 To provide that a liouor license held by a corporation shall expire when 50 per cent or more of the capital stock of the corporation is sold.

(The vote: 118 toO.J H. 35 To reguire the Legislative Ethics Committees to prepare rules for the conduct of lobbyists within 30 days of the convening of the Legislature, and to repeal a law that prohibits former stale otficials from lobbying for two years alter they leave their state iob. (The vote: 110 to 5. H. 180 To permit a parent-in-law to apply for an absentee voters ballot lor a member ol the armed forces.

(The vote: S. 254 To authorize the Department of Social Services to transfer to the Employment Security Commission federal money presently available in the Aid to Dependent Children (ADC) program for training for employment the hard core, unemployable ADC recipients. (The vote: "2 ,0 "INTRODUCED IN HOUSE H. 423-To exempt school buses of private and parochial schools from payment of motor vehicle registration fees. Kennedy of Dubugue and Blouin.

H. 424-To establish registration fees and weight limits for farm trucks used repair the existing bridge. He H. 488 To amend the method of distributinq state aid to schools to place more emphasis on total number of school-aoe children in the district, Slokes and others. said the structure also holds system which I have come to understand is morally wrong." STATE WARNED dation.

In Latin America, intervention is often used for purely political purposes. Though President Nixon in his Mar. 4 television interview expressed optimism over the ice-jam in U.S.-Peruvian relations, State Department officials insist on these two points: First, the Hickcnlooper sanctions named for former Senator Bourke Hickcnlooper Ia.) will have to apply on Apr. 9 unless Peru starts "meaningful talks" about compensating the oil company for its properties. Secondly, Peru is not now engaging in any such talks and does not appear disposed to do so.

As part of a Peruvian campaign to gain Latin American backing in its dispute with the U.S., Lima had the Peruvian ambassador to Argentina, Dr. Gonzalo Buyo, tell the press on Mar. 3 that "there are no top officials of the oil company in Lima for the government to talk to." Failing many efforts to communicate with the government, the oil company has indeed withdrawn its top executives. Peru also has circulated the word privately among Latin American governments that if they do not side with Lima in its dispute with Washington, Peru will withdraw from the Organization of American States. Though most Latin American diplomats feel their governments will be forced to act sympathetically toward Peru, privately many are exasperated over the ruckus Peru's military rulers are kicking up.

The latter seized the U.S. oil companies on the charge they owe Peru back taxes since the early 1920s. Urges Canadian Seal Sanctuary back as much as a foot of water H. 489 To allow a city or town to lie said he was ordered back levy a tax of up to 5 per cent on gross during floods. receipts of privately or municipally- to active duty on Oct.

17, 1068, owned gas, electricity, teieonone, tele graph and water companies. Gannon. ON SCHOOL BIAS and refused to go. Vy COLOR H. 490 To impose various fees In connection the licenses of barbers and the inspection of barber shops and barber schools.

Rex and others. H. 491 To establish rural water Pope 'Saddened? A new higher-arch bridge, he said, will mean a reduction in the size and cost of upstream flood levees which are included in a Waterloo flood control project that is to cost more than $20 million. districts. Bergman and Varley.

H. 492 To reorganize tha admlnistra EATERS By Ellen Hoffman The Washington Post WASHINGTON, D.C. Fed tlon of area schools, placing vocational ERNIE'S ACTION HITS MURS. By Kidnap Case LUCCA, ITALY (AP) In an education under tne trustees for area vocational schools and academic education under the State Board of Regents. Brinrk.

eral officials declared Monday that University of Maryland re H. 493 To revise the method for computing state aid to schools to reflect unprecedented gesture, Pope 2 Paul Newman Hits "Coof Hand Luke" "Harper" The amount spent for a new gents and the Maryland btate the total numoer of scnooi-age cnnoren in a district. Renda and Taoscott. H. 494 To prohibit members of the College trustees are "operating for earryinq supplies and livestock of the owner.

Schroeder. H. 425 To Increase the share of the slate road use tax fund going to cities and towns from 13 per cent to 15 per cent, and to decrease the share going to Legislature from collecting ineir o-a Mullan avenue bridge will be credited toward the city's share of the cost of the joint federal- UKKAN LOUNGE 2424 Harding Rd. Des Moines Top Entertainment Nuhtly. JOE ADAMS TRIO The Songs of Joanne Jackson day pay after the tenth day of a legislative recess.

Voorhees. H. 495 To require the use of paper Paul VI sent a personal teuer ot condolence to the father of a 12-year-old boy found buried on a Mediterranean beach Sunday. Ermanno a i i disappeared Jan. 31 after visiting an ft ballots for voting on constitutional county secondary roaos trom 30 per ceni to 28 per cent.

Milllgan and others. H. 42a To reauire a contestant for a city flood control project. amendments. Voorhees.

H. 496 To revise the school aid law on determination of net general fund expenditures. Dunton. 497 To repeal the requirement that certified seed be marked with a blue label and to oermit movement of amusement park. His kidnap seal In Ihe Legislature to file a notice of contest at least 20 days before the start of the session.

Kluever and others. 427 To set uniform dates for the Issuance and return of teachers' contracts. Kluever and others. H. 428 To establish a new ludlcial retirement compensation system for su-nrom court and district court ludoes.

certified seed across state lines. Pierson On Capitol Hill Monday, Mar. 10, 1969 (57th Day, Legislative Setiion) DANCING and COCKTAILS Cocktail Hour 4 to 6:30 and others. H. 498 To permit cattle to be returned to the farm alter a negative and to provide for the removal ot a bruceiios it test.

Goode. ludoe from oltice tor incompetency or misconduct. Committee on Judiciary. 419 Tn establish a minimum wane jJy Open 4:45 P.M. I NOW IN ITS FINAL DAYS H.

499 To authorize the State Bonus Board to Increase assistance payments to orphans of war veterans from $300 to $400. Miller of Page and others. H. 500 To appropriate SI .6 million to a moneys and credits bank tax replace of JT.60 an hour, a standard work week of 40 hours and a standard work day of eioht hours. Hill and others.

H. 430 To provide tor Issuance of a temporary 10-oay retail cigarette permit. racially segregated schools and gave them 120 days to submit a desegregation plan. Also Monday, the Office of Civil Rights in the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) issued a similar notice to Mississippi. They became the fourth and fifth states in the nation to be threatened with a federal fund cut-off for operating what amount to dual systems of higher education.

An HEW spokesman said the department did not specify the areas In which the college should undertake desegregation. When HEW visits a campus, observers generally study integration of faculty, student body, athletics, scholarships, and comparative quality of predominately white or Negro facilities. ingand demand for $25,000 ransom was the first to attract such wide attention in postwar Italy. "We say to you," the pope said in his short letter written before the body was discovered, "that we too are saddened by the disappearance of your son, who became to us very dear. How well we understand the pain, the anxiety and the hope around the fate of your dear ment fund for the fiscal year trom July 1, 1970, to June 30.

1971. Van Nostrand Prleue. ail Tn and validate pro ana others ceedings of the town council of Plerson In connection with a Jan. 1969, special ARAB ENGINEERS MEET election for construction of a KUWAIT, KUWAIT (AP)-An THL IKtSIISk.tt MlTllk tUUU III ITS 1 LAST 3 DATS I timiouiDJumT: 1 1 I I WALT DISNEY'S fa i "SWISS FAMILY iM Ai ROBINSON" I Technicolor I ROMEO JULIET i BamcS M45 nciu uaotiu town hall ana tire station, uovie ana others. H.

43110 permit a law oincrr 10 "stoo and frisk" a person If ha reason ably believes that crime has been committed or It about to be committed. all-Arab engineering conference was held here with 650 architects and engineers from 14 Arab countries taking part. V43J-To convert the Clarlnda menial OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA (AP) Fisheries Minister SENATE Passed, 50 to 9, and sent to the governor for signature a House-passed measure appropriating $227 million state general school aid over the next two years after defeating amendments that would have boosted the total to $2f)0 million. Adjourned until 9 a.m. Tuesday.

HOUSE Adopted, 110 to 5, and sent to the Senate a bill that permits former state officials to become legislative lobbyists as soon as child," the pope said. health facility la a facility for the confinement and rehabilitation of delin STARTS FRIDAY AT 3 THEATRESl I 11' A5 MATT HELM II quent hoys. Andersen. H. 4J4 To permit voters fo abolish the board of trustoes of a municipal utility.

r-reeman 01 uav-uicKinsnn ana otno. Tn rnrrerl uerlnilt tectinnt of Seize 4, Smash Narcotics Ring Jack Davis suggested moi uiy that study be given to making the Gulf of St. Lawrence a seal sanctuary, limiting nnnual seal hunt to international waters rr nhr-winr find Newfoundland. M) "THESK1NG the Iowa Code due to the combining ot 1 tne Doarfl 01 control and inn Doara 01 ffiirlal welfare. Committee on Judiciary.

i H. 4.M To provide for Issuance by a In addition to Maryland and Mississippi, college systems in I I Technicolor I I THE STORY OF THREE CONSENTING ADULTS IN THE PRIVACY OF THEIR OWN HOME municipality of warrants to cover antici WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) llll uaui Tjriinn tn the House ol Arkansas, Louisiana and Penn Mom Pctutcs Inlrrrvitoial ptcfflls Asiicules atxl Aldnch Ptorkiction Commons on Ins weekend in sylvania have been ordered by HEW to submit desegregation plans. None of these states lias pated dellclenccs and to raise irom 4 per rent to 5 per tent the rale nf Intnro! en unpaid warrants. Committee on Stale Governmonl.

H. 437 To provide that a person who falls to make temporary alimony nr child support payments may be punished lor contempt of court, Hill, H. 438 To require nubile utilities to subtract advertising expenses from their cost of operation for rale-maklnq purposes, Gannon, H. 439 To permit the secretary of they leave slate employment, rather than waiting for two years as is now required. spection Of tllC gUU MSH num.

Davis said some 6,000 Canadians depend for at least part of their livclihoood on the seal hunt, but added: rnnvert this submitted a plan yet. The letter to Mississippi col Kill! iSister Federal agents have smashed an international narcotics smuggling ring and made one of the largest seizures of illegal drugs In history, a Customs Ihi-rcau spokesman announced Monday. Agents arrested four- persons, two of them French citizens, in New York Sunday and seized G2 pounds of heroin concealed in a shipment of canned fish prod- --A 'I ANTHONY QUINN lege officials said HEW found agtlnillure In designate one ot his Named a steering committee to take over arrangement of the House calendar and decide the employes to attend meetlnns of the lowa Water Polli'tlon Control Commission on that three state colleges have hU behalf. Campnall ana omers, nearly 100-per-ccnt black stu H. 440-To permit the county treasurer order in which bills are consid to Issue a Dubllc bid la ix sale certificate ueorge" CflC Mettrxolof deceasea old aae on tha nrODertv ot a dent enrollment, while five other state colleges huve student unique happening into an annual tourist attraction It couM also contribute materially the economy of the Atlantic re assistance recipient when taxes have been suspended for one year.

Instead ot ered. Adjourned until 9 a.m. vears. ounion. years, the present four enrollments that are nearly 100 H.

441 To seasons for the hunllno n. 44110 II) POSITIVELY NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED I of tur-nnarina animals, leaen. ucts. i per cent while. H.

441-To Impose a tin, or SIO.OOO for gion." tm tnji a. aswa a.