King--Otis J. (Classes of 1979 and 1983)

Displaying 51 - 80 of 80 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
51 King announces council candidacy
Northern Iowan 72:9, p.5
Will run for Cedar Falls councilman in Ward 2; photo.
52 Senate discusses minority problems; Crews on community relations
Northern Iowan 72:7, p.1
Mayor Crews and Dennis Jensen meet with UNISA to consider town-gown relations.
53 Student aid bill upheld
Northern Iowan 72:4, p.1
O. J. King urges Representative Grassley to override veto of education bill.
54 O .J. relates fantasy
Northern Iowan 72:2, p.2
Urges students to take a part in important activities this year.
55 King to NSA Congress
Northern Iowan 71:62, p.3
O. J. King will attend National Student Association meeting.
56 Veto override urged; Letter to Grassley
Northern Iowan 71:62, p.1
O. J. King urges override of President's veto of energy conservation measure.
57 The sound of on hand clapping
Northern Iowan 71:62, p.2
Believes individuals can make a difference in policymaking.
58 Controversies headline front page to year's end
Northern Iowan 71:56, p.16
Paul Kilmer challenges ticket policy; O. J. King promotes confidence vote on Vice President Hansmeier; petition urges naming of Dome for President Nixon; photo.
59 Campaign promises--what are the results?
Northern Iowan 71:56, p.2
Believes O. J. King has not delivered on his promises.
60 Senate in action
Northern Iowan 71:53, p.4
O. J. King urges revision of Dome board make-up.
61 Untitled
Northern Iowan 71:52, p.2
O. J. King asks students to write letters to General Assembly about faculty salaries.
62 Faculty to appear before legislature
Northern Iowan 71:50, p.1
Representative O'Halloran calls for hearing about salary issues.
63 ISPIRG--the whole story
Northern Iowan 71:50, p.2
Believes student opinion nearly completely ignored in ISPIRG decision.
64 Regents gives ISPIRG negative check-off
Northern Iowan 71:49, p.1
Will allow negative check-off at UNI but not at Iowa.
65 King gives thanks, congratulations to helpers and winners
Northern Iowan 71:41, p.3
66 O. J. King wins UNISA presidency
Northern Iowan 71:41, p.1
King defeats Pritchard, 915-529; photo.
67 Presidential candidates discuss the issues
Northern Iowan 71:40, p.5
Alex Pritchard and O. J. King respond to questions about positions.
68 Candidates debate; parties square off
Northern Iowan 71:40, p.1
Thirty attend debate between O. J. King and Alex Pritchard; photo.
69 Tower of Power battle rages on
Northern Iowan 71:40, p.2
Believes Campanile is the answer.
70 Letters pro, con Pritchard, King, Campanile
Northern Iowan 71:40, p.3
O. J. King responds to charges that he is a grandstander and that he has been unable to take a position and stay with it.
71 Untitled
Northern Iowan 71:40, p.3
Believes charges against O. J. King are untrue.
72 Only one choice
Northern Iowan 71:39, p.3
Does not believe other candidates are appropriate; supports Coalition for Responsible Action party.
73 Hennessy supports King
Northern Iowan 71:39, p.2
In upcoming Senate election.
74 King announces on Common Sense Party
Northern Iowan 71:38, p.1
O. J. King outlines positions.
75 Students vote "no confidence"
Northern Iowan 71:35, p.1
Vote is 1427-200 against Vice President Hansmeier; students and Vice President Hansmeier react; photo.
76 King explains bill's allegations
Northern Iowan 71:34, p.3
O. J. King elaborates on his allegations.
77 Hansmeier referendum is explained
Northern Iowan 71:33, p.1
O. J. King explains his intentions for the referendum; cites reasons for bringing the resolution forward; photo.
78 The library features experience in comfort
Northern Iowan 71:30, p.4
Donald Rod describes the services and facilities of the Library after the completion of Unit II; cost was $4.5 million; capacity of 700,000 volumes; photo.
79 Considers Hansmeier resignation; UNISA debates VP office
Northern Iowan 71:25, p.1
O. J. King submits bill disapproving of work of Vice President Hansmeier.
80 Students are "monkeys in a cage"
Northern Iowan 71:8, p.2
Believes many more students need to become involved in important issues.