CBS Seeks Tennis Rush as Wimbledon Like TV Sport Debuts
CBS Sports chief MacPhail touts tentative success of tennis coverage at Forest Hills and Wimbledon. He notes higher than average viewership, plans five year run, and expectations of building audiences through live two hour tours. He compares tennis to football and soccer in potential profitability and argues sports programming elevates overall network appeal.
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Weather Update Offers New Inconsistent Details
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered weather terms and names, including Weathers and Carloning, with unclear dates or places. The passage lacks coherent events or verifiable entities to form a concrete headline or summary.
Unclear reasons loom over Ames Lab move
Des Moines AP reporting Gov. Ray said USDA officials could not specify why the animal biologics testing facility might move from Ames. Key factor cited is the need for expansion and finding suitable buildings. Ray pressed for concrete specifications while noting staff retention and Iowa State University ties.
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Federal Grants Totaling 70 600 To Iowa Institutions
Eleven Iowa colleges will receive 70 600 under the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968. Funds aim to aid law enforcement education and are authorized by U S Senator Jack Miller. Notable allocations include Area Pon Community College 5 000 University of Iowa 15 800 and University of Northern Iowa 8 700.
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Washington
Iowa
Jack Miller
Relowa
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Arca ‘Pon Community College
Cedar Rapids
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Ray Denies Pressure on Lemon in Des Moines
DES MOINES AP Gov Robert D Ray rejects Democratic charges that an office pressure pushed liquor enforcement chief July to resign. He says Lemon resigned and any complaint can be aired, denying any political reward or pressure. Democratic State Chairman Clark Aramussen called the charges hogwash.
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Robert D. Ray
Iowa
July
Waclan Lemon
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Geno Hag
Clark Aramussen
Ray
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Maynard post office contracts awarded for remodel work
The Maynard Post Office has awarded a remodel contract valued at $5,000. Jitre Ain Mes Aaray Sehlegel is named as the recipient with completion set for December 1, under the guidance of Jack Miller’s Washington office.
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Third Suspect In Pizza House Breakin Nabbed
A third person sought in the Flamingo Pizza Palace breakin was arrested Sunday. Thomas Y. Gladish, 18, held on a breaking and entering charge. two others, Stephen Johnston and Xavier Mendoza, were arrested Saturday near the scene and held. They are accused of stealing liquor, a television, and radio valued at about $300, plus other items. One arrest involved a Friday breakin at Jon’s Pizza House with similar charges. Two youths, 16, were also charged.
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Four-County School Board Candidates File Re-Election
Two incumbents seek re-election to the four-county board as a third earns nomination papers. Glenn C. Wallace of Tipton and Mere Stockman of Oxford filed, with Dr. William Armstrong an incumbent also expressing. Area coverage includes Cedar, Linn, and surrounding districts. Filing deadline is Aug. 19. voting on Sept. 8 during local school elections.
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Gov Ray Invited To Apollo Dinner
Iowa Governor Robert Ray and his wife Bille were expected to attend a state dinner in Los Angeles Wednesday honoring the Apollo 1 astronauts. A spokesman said plans were under consideration with invitations sent and the dinner hosted by President Nixon.
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Seven Iowans Lose Lives In Crashes
United Press International reports seven killed in weekend Iowa crashes. Jimmie Allen Smith died in a Maquoketa motorcycle accident after curving off Highway 62. Other victims include David Reed of Winterset, Vincent Bach of Des Moines, Barbara Hutins, Amos Rodda, Gerald Wis, and Shirley Galbraith, with several additional injuries and hospitalizations.
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Des Moines
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Pleasantville
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Cedar Rapids Woman Pulled From Iowa River
A Cedar Rapids woman Beverly Warren, 22, fell into the Iowa River near the Coralville reservoir spillway while fishing Sunday. She was pulled from the river by Edward Roskup of Town City who assisted with artificial respiration. Warren was identified by University Hospitals Iowa City and subsequently released.
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CBS Agrees to Cigaret Ad Halt Plan Sparks Network Pledge
CBS says it will join a tobacco industry plan to end broadcast cigarette advertising. Frank Stanton, CBS president, writes to Senator Moss that the plan is unfair because it shifts ad money to print. The proposal requires congressional approval and would time advertisers out of current bans. ABC rejected the plan. NBC has not responded.
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Two Drivers Charged After Clayton Grash
ELKADER A car owned by Charles William Bek of Strawberry Point was involved in two accidents Sunday afternoon at the entrance to the Clayton county fairgrounds. Marcus Leo Burr of Guttenberg, driving east, hit Bek’s car as Eck’s car was west of the road and Burr attempted to enter the fairgrounds. Burr was charged with failure to yield half the roadway. Elmer H. Larson of Slain, driving to turn into the fairgrounds, struck Eck’s car and was charged with failure to have his car under control. No injuries were reported.
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Children Break Into Store in Burlington Heist
In Burlington, a 7 year old boy and his 4 year old sister were picked up by police after allegedly breaking into a store. They entered by smashing a glass front door with a rake and allegedly fled with two boxes of ice cream bars. The boy gave three fictitious names before admitting his real identity.
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Florida Firm Claims Trailer Now in Toledo
Midland Guardian of Pensacola sues Theodore and Lavone Nielson with Henry and Alvina Reyerson in Tama county district court for possession of a 1968 mobile home valued at 4800 or the value if not found. The suit cites a January 14 1989 security agreement and alleges defaulted installments, relocation without notice, and possible external liens. The plaintiff seeks immediate possession and damages plus costs. The Reversons are alleged to be in possession.
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