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Daily Record Marriage Licenses -Stephen Edward Lovik, 26, and Linda Susan Bass, both of lowa City. -John Cornelius Heffernan, 22,, and Kimberly Dianne Mcintosh, 19, both of City. -Ernest Charles Primmer 25, Davenport, and Deborah Kae Horstmann, 22, Iowa City. -Milo Dean Van Veldhuizen, and Genevieve Elaine Ver Steeg, 22, both of Iowa City, -Michael George 8 Louscher, 25, and Mary Christine Greene, 21, both of lowa City. -Bradford George Rence, 22, and Pamela Ann Downing, 21, both of Iowa City.

-John Albert Doerres, 22, Iowa City, and Genelle Elizabeth Steiger, 22, San Rafael, Calif. -Grant William Pickering, 21, lowa City, and Sandra Suzanne Harris, 21, Lone Tree. -Kirby Garth Moon, 22, and Mary Elizabeth Budde, 21, both of rural Mount Union. -Michael Allen Patterson, 26, and PhyIlls Lee Griffin, 25, both of lowa City. -William Warren Stewart, 22, towa City, and Cinda Lee Jones, 21, West Bend, Iowa.

Divorces Asked -Linda Meyer vs. James Meyer. She asks custody of a daughter. -Leonard K. Carney vs.

Carol L. Carhey. He asks custody of two sons. -Dean Gilbert 1 Schantz vs. Edna Diane Schantz.

Mary Binz Revere vs. Ray John Revere. Inge Porother. F. Foraker vs.

Ronald Lor- Divorces Granted Larry L. Pacha from Cathy Ann Pacha. -Michal M. Gilson from Ronald A. Gilson.

-Kaye P. Henry from Sharon R. Henry. He receives custody of two sons. Ann Ayers from Dale Allen yefhery! Suits Filed -Liberty Loan Corporation of lowa City VS.

Eugene and Linda Johnson, claiming $1,213 as amount due on promissory note. -Thomas C. Monson and Barbara L. Binkard VS. Patrick Dunnigan, each claiming $2,500 actual and $2,500 exemplary damages.

They allege Iowa that and while driving Oct. 4, 1969, on ernor Streets, they refused an invitation to drag race and then were physically attacked. -Protein Blenders, Inc. VS. Fairchild Feed and Supply, of Winthrop, and Terry Fairchild.

Suit alleges promissory notes due. Suits Dismissed -Carl V. Nielsen vs. Merlin A. Hamm, claiming $880 as attorney's fees.

Plaintiff dismissed. -Ralph L. Murphy vs. Ralph as and broker's Phyllis J. Sladek, claiming $3,360 commission.

Plaintiff dismissed. -Stanley Marcus Meyer claiming vs. Myron $75,000 Willard Rensbenger, damages for collision 1967, between at Clinton motorcycle and and Burlington auto Streets. Plaintiff dismissed. Nov.

8, Judgments suit -Sears, against W. Keith Spurgeon. Suit Roebuck Co. awarded $778 in alleges amount due for purchases. Agnew Takes New Swipe At Media HOUSTON, Tex.

(AP) Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has taken another swing at what he terms the "liberal news of this country," adding he will continue to do so until they lower their voices a few decibels. Speaking to about 600 Republicans at a $500-a-plate fund raising dinner Friday night, Agnew said President Nixon "has refused to curb my statements on behalf of this administration or to tell me what words use or what tone to take in my speeches." his targets were the New York Times, the New York Among Post and the Washington Post, rfom which he cited editoral comments. Television and radio also came under criticism again. "Nowhere is complaint louder than in the columns and editorials of liberal news media of this country, those really illiberal, self-appointed of our destiny who guardians would like to run the country without ever submitting to the elective process as we in public office must do," he said.

As Agnew spoke, about 300 antiwar demonstrators marched outside the hotel where he was speaking. No trouble was reported. Leaving the news media, Agturned to another of his fanew vorite targets, campus demonstrators. attributed campus unrest He to a "small hard core of hell raisers who want to overturn for the sake of chaos the system alone." Although they are few in number they have a shattering impact, he said. Campus dissenters are small encouraged by an 1 equally number of faculty members who apparently cannot compete or do legitimately not chose to do so, Agnew within the system said.

is my honest opinion that "It this hard core of faculty and students should be identified and dismissed from the otherwise healthy body of the college community lest they, said. like a cancer, destroy it," he As for congressional critics on the President's Southeast Asia policy, the vice president said the senators are well intenbut have been in Contioned, so long that it has nargress rowed their viewpoint. Agnew will address the International opening session of the Cancer Congress Sunday in Houston. They'll Do It Every Time QUINSY, THE PUT CONDITION IT IN PERFECT CAN I'LL CARBURETOR, HAVE TO ORDER FUEL A PUMP NEW OLD-CAR BUFF, YOU AND WANTED AN GET THE STUFF? A FRONT QUARTER OVERHAUL PANEL BRING THE WHICH MEANT CAR BACK, NEXT GLIPPY, THE GARAGEMAN, WOULD HAVE TO PHONE AROUND FOR OUT -OF -DATE 1970 PARTS 1949 HELLO, MR. QUINSY.

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Teacher Dissatisfaction In Urban Schools: Study Teachers in urban schools are less satisfied than their counterparts in 1. suburban schools with their relationships with stu dents, parents, fellow teacher land superiors, reports a University of Iowa researcher. Robert W. Jefferson, a graduate assistant in office ment and business education, perceives the dissatisfaction as a factor in the large rate of teacher turnover in urban schools. He believes this turnlover interferes with administrative long-range planning BASIC TRAINING Pvt.

David Slaughter, son of Mrs. Helen Slaughter of Lone Tree and the late Raymond Slaughter is undergoing Army basic training. His address is Co. 2nd 1st USATC 1, Fort Lewis, Wash, 98433. Slaughter graduated from Lone Tree High School in 1967 and Kirkwood Community College in 1969.

lowa Law Professor To Tax Unit Prof. Meade Emory, a tax specialist in the University of Iowa College of Law, will join the staff of the Joint Congressional Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation June 1. The committee is a body of the Senate and House which works on tax legislation. Its chairman and vice chairman are Rep. Wilbur Mills, D-Ark, and Sen.

Russell Long, D-La. Emory said, "It appears that the Tax Reform Act of 1969 is only the beginning of new federal legislation in the tax area. In 1970 and 1971 it is likely Congress will consider a complete revision of the federal estate and gift tax areas, which have not been changed substantially since 1942. "Also to be considered will be legislation dealing with the taxation of employe benefits. One of the main thrusts of this legislation will be an effort to equalize the tax treatment accorded employed and self-employed persons insofar as pension benefits are concerned.

The taxation of U.S. corporations doing business abroad is also likely to be an area of legislative activity." Emory will be on a year's leave of absence from UI. The Joint Committee, with a staff of seven lawyers and six economists, prepares the committee reports of the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee. It also assembles technical data, confers with the Treasury Department in preparing administrative proposals and explains bills to the Ways and Means and Finance Committees in executive sessions which decide on the form legis(lation is to take. Saturday, May 23, 1970-lowa City Press-Citizen-5B OPEN SUNDAY 12:30 to 5:30 SUNDAY WARD Bring the family to shop Wards MONTGOMERY ONLY! SAVE $150 staff and program development.

Jefferson conducted an indepth survey of teachers in one urban and one suburban school in the Chicago area. Urban teachers find their greatest dissatisfaction with stu dent academic performance, help from superiors, relation ships with students' parents, the priorities of education at local, state and federal levels, and, their professional gain while teaching in the school, he said. Of less significance but still Chicago Cattle, Sheep CHICAGO (AP) The range of livestock prices the a past week at the Chicago Stockyards was: Cattle Slaughter steers prime 1,400 lbs 30.50-32.00; high choice and prime lbs 30.50-31.50; Choice lbs 29.75-31.00; choice lbs 29.50-30.00; mixed good and choice 29.00-30.25; high choice and prime slaughter heifers lbs. 30.25-30.85; choice lbs 29.50-30.25; mixed good and choice 28.50-29.50; utility and commercial COwS 21.50-24.75; high yielding utility types 23.75-25.00; utility commercial bulls 26.00-29.50. Sheep Limited receipts, not enough for any one type on any day for a fair test of the market; some sales included 85-110 lb spring slaughter 30.00; choice 93 lb spring slaughter lambs 29.00; good and choice 96 lb shorn slaughter lambs 26.50.

Coralville Chamber To Hear Candidate CORALVILLE Joseph Thornton, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Johnson County attorney, will speak at the regular luncheon meeting of the Coralville Chamber of Commerce Monday noon at the Carousel Restaurant. important, Jefferson said. is that urban teachers are more likely than suburban teachers to question the competence of fellow teachers. They are less satisfied with students' attitude toward the faculty, the attitude of other teachers working in the school, the amount of required non-teaching activities and the possibility of achieving life goals in the classroom. Urban school teachers are less likely to consider remaining in their schools than suburban teachers, Jefferson's study indicates.

To improve urban education he believes solutions to problems must come through the efforts of capable and understanding teachers and administrators. John McCarthy Seeks Kennedy Senate Seat BOSTON (AP) John J. McCarthy, a former state administration commissioner, said Friday he will seek the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Edward M. Kennedy.

McCarthy, 60, is a retired Army colonel who held the commissioner's post, an appointive position that involves serving as the governor's right man in finance and administration, for two years under former Gov. John A. Volpe. McCarthy said the candidacy of Josiah A. Spaulding, a former Republican state chairman who also seeks the Senate nomination, is "politically presumptious and philosophically preposterous." HAVE YOU HEARD? Continental Mortgage in lowa City, lowa, raised their interest rate on their passbook savings and thrift Also, New Daily Interest Passbooks.

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