Vernon junior high eighth grade plays Thursday at 7:15
Vernon junior high presents two one act plays in the gym Thursday at 7:15 p.m. The shows include Couldn't I Kiss You Good Night and Run, Robber, Run with casts led by Vernon faculty director Ernest Miller. Public attendance is free.
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Vernon Junior High
Wendy Walmutt
Terry Maginnis
Yvonne Pitzen
Tom Parman
Julie Balcom
Ken Thompson
John Wicke
Pat Swearingen
Brad Ciha
Tammy Cerney
Chris Horner
Jim Hinton
Patti Tharp
Kim Flugga
Jeri Brekke
Ernest Miller
Riley Praises Productivity of 1972 Legislature
Iowa State Sen. Tom Riley praised the 1972 legislative session as highly productive during remarks to the Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors at the Longbranch. He noted major laws passed, despite a short session, while citing failures on property tax relief city aid collective bargaining and tax loophole closes.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Justices of the Peace
Iowa Senate
House
Riley
Reds Still Mud Slinging At Honored Novelist
In Moscow, Soviet authorities intensified campaigns to discredit Alexander Solzhenitsyn. The Writers Union weekly Literary Gazette published nearly a full page of letters from 15 writers denouncing his novel August, 1914. The correspondents call him a tool of Western propagandists and a traitor who indirectly attacks the October Revolution.
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Moscow
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
Writers Union
Literary Gazette
EPA Urges Action on Noise Bill
Washington EPA official urges rapid passage of anti noise legislation to curb urban noise levels. The bill would set federal standards for major noise makers including construction and transportation and require labeling of consumer products deemed dangerously noisy.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Thomas E. Carroll
Senate
Carroll
AFL-CIO Urges Pickets Against Price Violations
Leo Perlis of the AFL-CIO urged unions to picket stores and landlords raising prices beyond Nixon price controls. He abandoned a prior restraint policy and told members to act as needed to press for fair enforcement during a week-long community services conference.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Leo. Perlis
Firm Is Fined In Rent Hike Case
In Tallahassee Florida real estate firm Futura Inc and part owner Charles S Tunnicliff were fined 250 on each of three counts for raising rents by 60 a month on a ramshackle frame house rented to two students near Florida State University. The fines followed a March 3 conviction under the Presidents price freeze.
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Tallahassee, Fla
U.S
David L. Middlebrooks
Aginst Futura Inc
Charles S. Tunnicliff
Futura
Tunnicliff
Florida State University
Soviet space talks with U S progress says expert
A Soviet space expert said talks on joint space projects with the United States are moving ahead successfully. The remark came amid broader commentary on effective outreach in business contexts.
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Joint Space Progress Moscow
The
U.S
Selective Service Chief Reassigned to State Post
Curtis W. Tarr, draft director since 1970, is named by President Nixon as an undersecretary of state to coordinate military aid. Tarr, 47, follows Lt. Gen. William Hershey who led the agency for 28 years amid criticism. Congress created the $40,000 a year post under a February law. no replacement named at the selective service.
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Washington
Curtis W. Tarr
Nixon
Tarr
Selective Service
Defense Department
Air Force
William B. Hershey
Hershey
Congress
Kissinger Postpones Japan Trip Amid Indo China Crisis
The White House said Henry Kissinger will delay his planned trip to Japan due to the current Indo China crisis. Press Secretary Ziegler stated the journey is postponed to likely the first part of May. Kissinger, President Nixon's national security adviser, chairs the Washington Special Action Group meeting daily since North Vietnam and the Viet Cong intensified actions in South Vietnam.
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White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Japan
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kissinger
Ziegler
Nixon
Washington Special Action Group
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
French Urge Peace Talks to Resume
Paris government calls on the Vietnam peace conference to resume without delay to secure a political settlement. North Vietnam and Viet Cong demand Thursday resumption and insist Washington halt bombing. the United States and South Vietnam reject the demand as not serious. The cabinet statement, issued after a Pompidou meeting, stresses a political solution and Paris’s wish for early renewal of talks. The US suspended proceedings March 23, citing lack of serious negotiation from the communists. The Viet Cong warn that persistence of such pretexts by America will fuel opposition to a peaceful settlement and push toward military victory.
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United States
Washington
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South Vietnam
Georges Pompidou
France
Leo Hannon
U. S
Viet Cong
Damage to Cells Tops 210 at Anamosa Reformatory
Warden Charles Haugh reports seven inmates damaged seven cells during a 12 hour lock-up that held 480 prisoners to quell a sit-down protest over hair and beard rules. He says damages total 210 to 250 dollars and inmates will be assessed. A lightning outage at the power house caused by a bolt was not the inmates’ doing, he adds.
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Anamosa
Charles Haugh
Haugh
Reformatory
Marijuana Count Filed Against Young C R Man
Steven M. Berry age 20 of 1833 First Avenue SE faced a controlled substance act charge Tuesday. He posted 2500 dollar bond and was released after investigators found a jar of suspected marijuana in his apartment following a Monday fire at the First Avenue address.
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Young C.R. Man
Steven M. Berry
First Avenue SE
Berry
First Avenue
Ernest Groth 70 Dies in Shellsburg
Ernest Groth 70 retired meat locker operator in Shellsburg died Tuesday funeral services Friday at 1 0 pm Zion Lutheran church Friends may call at Fellmer funeral home Keystone after 1 p m Thursday Survivors include wife two sons Richard of Shellsburg and David of Marshalltown a daughter Charlotte Alden of Shellsburg and 18 grandchildren
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Shellsburg
Ernest Groth
Zion Lutheran Church
Fellmer Funeral Home
Keystone
Richard
David
Marshalltown
Charlotte Alden
Electric Strike Slows Ireland Power Grid
A wildcat strike by Electricity Supply Board plant workers halted most of Ireland's generating stations causing a major power outage. Less than a third of normal supply remained, with 60 percent of current output diverted to emergency services. Domestic users faced up to 21 hours without power as the government barred commercial heating and lighting.
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Dublin
Irish Republic
Electricity Supply Board
Cub Scouts Pack 32 Advancement Awards Ceremony
Members Jerry Cada Kevin Manning Doug Hadish John Schlenk Ted Kurt Pat Valant and Jeff Colbert received advancement awards at a ceremony held at St. Ludmila's school.
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St. Ludmila’s School
Jerry Cada
Kevin Manning
Doug Hadish
John Schlenk
Ted Kurt
Pat Valant
Jeff Colbert
Two Are Injured in One Auto Accident
Two people were injured in a one car crash on Dupanda road northeast of Toledo at 6 30 am Tuesday. Cynthia Lee Wilson 18 of Toledo lost control on a curve and the car overturned. Passenger Robert W Willson 18 of Marshaltown suffered lacerations and was treated and released by a Toledo physician.
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Toledo
Dupanda
Highway Patrol
Cynthia Lee Wilson
Miss Wilson
Robert W. Willson
Marshalltown
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