U S Admits Second Manson Bid Cambodian For Mistrial Denied
In Saigon, US officials acknowledge daily bombing raids in Cambodia at Cambodian requests and say interdiction targets include enemy troop concentrations. In Los Angeles, Manson’s attorney renews a mistrial motion tied to Nixon remarks. judge denies it, cites competency issues and imposes safeguards for jurors.
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State Seizes Sound Storm Festival Equipment
Legal actions against Sound Storm Inc. continue as the state seizes festival site equipment over $45,000 in taxes. Six state Bureau of Criminal Investigation officers guard light and sound gear while Attorney General Richard Turett announces a jeopardy assessment warrant against Sound Storm’s president. A million dollar suit filed Sunday also acts as a writ of attachment on the farm hosting the event, potentially allowing sale to satisfy the judgment if won.
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Sound Storm Inc
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Sound Storm
Spur highway aid to lure Illinois steel plant raised fraud concerns
The GAO told Congress the government spent about 39 million of 447 million for a 13 mile Interstate 180 spur to the Jones & Laughlin plant in Hennepin Illinois. The plant location prompted four lane highway plans and a new bridge over the Illinois river, while larger city spurs were rejected.
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John P. Bickel Named To Four-Year Iowa Development Board
Gov. Robert D. Ray appointed John P. Bickel of 15 Hillcrest Drive SE to a four-year term on the Iowa Development Commission. E. A. Hayes was reappointed for four years and named chairman for another year, with James Callison of Des Moines as vice chair. Bickel, a Realtor and historic preservation volunteer, succeeds Hazel Goldman and has been active in McGregor restoration and Northeast Iowa tourism development.
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John P. Bickel
Hillcrest Drive
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Pleasant
Hayes
James Callison
Des Moines
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Bickel
Hazel Goldman
Dex Moines
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Two of Four New C R Schools To Be Ready
Cedar Rapids school officials said two of four new elementary schools Nixon and Van Buren will be ready to open on time with possible one week delay. Currie announced at the board meeting that emergency arrangements could shift start dates and that Squaw Creek will move to the old Jackson building while Jackson opens. He aims to move students by Thanksgiving with staff already hired for the new sites. Delays were blamed on equipment and location issues.
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Corpus Christi Chief Describes City as a Shambles After Celia
Hurricane Celia tore through the Texas Gulf coast with 160 mph winds, killing at least four and missing one in Corpus Christi and Aransas Pass. Power, water, gas and communications failed. 90 percent of downtown buildings damaged or destroyed. 30,000 residents sought shelter in Red Cross and Salvation Army relief sites as thousands moved inland to other cities.
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State To Buy Bonds From Highway Unit For Muscatine Bridge
AMES The Iowa highway commission will sell 3 million in bonds to the state for the Muscatine Mississippi river bridge project. It marks perhaps the first time a state agency borrows from the state treasury to finance a project. Chairman Derby Thompson said Treasurer Maurice Burlinger agreed to the resolution and the agreement will be signed Wednesday. J R Coupal Jr said the state will pay 3 1 percent interest versus 8 percent market price, saving road users about 3 million. Bonds will be acquired by state funds and retired over 38 years. Charges will be 1 cent per tell or passenger car and 28 cents per axle for trucks to retire the bonds. Total bridge cost is 6 5 million with 1 5 million from right of way assets and Illinois to pay the approach on its side. No federal funds used. project set to let August 14.
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Iowa Highway Commission
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Muscatine
Commission
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Burlington
Maurice Burlinger
Highway Commission
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Officials set Aug. 31 readiness targets for new schools
Currie said Nixon and Van Buren must be ready by Aug. 31 if plans hold. Jackson and Squaw Creek will not be ready for occupancy by then. An alternate plan moves Jackson students to Madison and adjusts attendance for those slated for Squaw Creek, ensuring continued schooling options.
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Nixon
van Buren
Jackson
Squaw Creek
Madison
When I was your age line sparks parental lectures
A fragmented chuckle piece with a garbled line about beginning sentences with when I was your age. It hints at a parental monologue about attention but ends incomplete, leaving the exact gist unclear.
Cereal Makers Fight Back At Senate Hearing
Washington AP reports the dry cereal industry defended its product before a senate subcommittee. Harvard nutritionist Dr Frederick Stare testified for Kellogg and National Biscuit Co insisting breakfast cereals with milk and fruit are nutritious. He dismissed Robert Choate’s chart claiming cereals offer empty calories and challenged its relevance to everyday meals.
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Kellogg Co
National Biscuit Co
Stare
Senate Consumer Subcommittee
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Washington Citizen
Choate
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