SALT talks end first round with progress hailed in Vienna
The United States praised important progress as the first SALT round closed in Vienna with the Soviet Union warning of difficulties ahead. The talks, begun April 16 at the Belvedere castle, will resume in Helsinki on November 2. Gerard Smith and Vladimir Semenov led their delegations in a terse communique calling the talks useful and focused on limiting strategic arms.
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Belvedere
Rudolf Kirchschlaeger
Vladimir Semenov
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Hazleton Man Injured In Friday Car Crash
Kenneth Meythaler a 24 year old Hazleton resident was hospitalized with multiple injuries after a Friday morning crash on highway 150. He skidded to the right then left went off a 20 foot embankment and rolled over. He faces a charge of failure to have his vehicle under control.
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Hazleton
Oelwein
Kenneth Meythaler
Meythaler
Highway 150
Campaign trail quotes on crime control and senior aid
Democratic attorney general hopeful Ray Walton argues for aggressive state enforcement and avoiding bans on rock concerts while promoting policy against drugs and sex fests. He urges cooperation with local officials and contrasts his stance with Republican Richard Turner. In Columbus Junction, Rep. Edward Mezvinsky profiles senior citizen struggles with rising costs and low Social Security, urging government action on health care and living standards.
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Columbus Junction
Edward Mezvinsky
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Barge Operator Pleads Guilty to Pollution Charge
Vincent Tranchita of Cassville Wisconsin pled guilty in magistrate court to dumping excess oil from a barge into the Mississippi River. He was fined 100 dollars and Wisconsin authorities may file additional charges in the incident.
Emil Zach, 62, Swisher Resident, Dies
Emil Zach 62 lifelong Swisher area resident and retired farm hand died Thursday. Born March 3 1908 near Swisher he is survived by sisters Anna Topinka and Mary Corporon Cedar Rapids. Services set for Monday 10 a m Brush chapel with burial at Dupont cemetery near Swisher. visitation Sunday after 1 p.m.
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Mary Corporon
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Youth Charged After Car and Foot Chase
Gary A. Happel, 18, of 2505 Franklin avenue NE, faced charges after a car chase in the 2100 block of First avenue East. He fled on foot after abandoning the car at Avenue and Eighteenth street. He is held in the city jail pending arraignment on counts of eluding police speeding resisting an officer and driving with license suspended.
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League of Cities Sets Meetings On State Rules
The League of Iowa Municipalities announces public hearings across Iowa to gather citizen opinions on municipal law rules. Five hearings are scheduled Sept 2 in Fairfield Sept 3 in Red Oak Sept 9 in Waterloo Sept 10 in Storm Lake and Sept 16 in Des Moines as part of preparing recommendations for the 12 member legislative committee.
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Jacob Lala 95 dies. services set in Walker
Jacob Lala a farmer and longtime Walker resident died Thursday in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 95. Born December 5, 1874 in Alburnett he married Emma Feyerbend in Quasqueton. Surviving are his wife two daughters two sons three sisters fourteen grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Sunday at the United Church of Walker with visitations at Murdoch Center Point and Walker chapels.
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Jake) Lala
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Iowa City
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Center Point
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Marion
Anna Karch
Frank Zabokitsky
Marie Fee
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Murdoch Funeral Home
Clinton Receives 32340 Grant For Sewage Chlorination
The Federal Water Quality Administration approves a 32,340 grant increase to fund construction of chlorination facilities at the Clinton sewage treatment project. The action underscores federal support for improving municipal water systems and preventing waterborne hazards.
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Clinton plans primary sewage treatment plant project
U S Senator Jack Miller reports a Clinton sewage plant project with an estimated cost of 668000 dollars and a prior federal grant of 188100 dollars.
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U. S
Jack Miller
Iowa
Dyersville Unit Weighs Sale of New Hospital
The financially troubled Dyersville community hospital opened in 1969 faces possible closure after a legal notice for an August 24 board meeting to consider selling leasing or disposing of all assets of the hospital corporation. Board Vice-president John Wild declined to comment and said the public nature of the meeting was uncertain.
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Hospital Corporation
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Ray to be released Friday from hospital
Gov. Robert Ray was scheduled for release from Iowa Methodist hospital Friday after a 10 day recuperation from gall bladder surgery. The governor will rest at home for two to three weeks before resuming duties as Iowa’s chief executive.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Iowa Methodist Hospital
William Thompson
Ray
United Kingdom Terms Include NI but Not Great Britain
The article clarifies that the term United Kingdom includes Northern Ireland whereas Great Britain does not. It explains the distinction between the two geographic and political designations and notes contexts where each is used.
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United Kingdom
Northern Ireland
Great Britain
House Drug Bill Approves No-Knock Provision
The House Commerce Committee approved a drug bill with a no knock clause allowing warrantless entry if danger or evidence risk exists. It tightens penalties for pushers, funds 300 new narcotics agents, licenses drug handlers, and creates a presidential commission on marijuana and abuse.
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Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Presidential Commission On
Harley Staggers
Dw.va
Particulate Matter Regulation Debate Stalls Recommendation
Linn county health panel delays a dust control recommendation for a proposed air pollution rule. Engineers cite cost and feasibility concerns while officials stress health impacts from sulfur oxides and high dust levels in agricultural areas.
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Linn County
Alfred Ahern
Health Department
Half Million Bees Released By Truck Crash
A bee-hauling truck from Slippery Rock crashed near Titusville, releasing about 500000 bees. Rescue teams lured workers with queen bees after dark while police advised people to stay inside. Three people were stung, with one severely.
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UPI
Pennsylvania
L. Rodney Steward
Steward
Slippery Rock
Roger Peoples
Maynard Man Thrown From Horse in Sumner Farm Accident
Wilbur Bender 58 of Maynard was listed in good condition Friday at a Sumner hospital after being thrown from a horse on a friend's Sumner area farm Thursday afternoon. He suffered a concussion in the fall.
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Wilbur Bender
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