LaSalle eyes strong 1979 football season
LaSalle coach Tom Kopatich emphasizes experience and added size at tackle as the Lancers prepare for 1979. With quarterback Dwayne Schulte and fullback Ben Boston returning, and a mix of juniors stepping in, Kopatich believes the team can contend for the conference title after a 6-3 finish in 1978.
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Tom Kopatich
Kopatich
Dyersville
Beckman
Iowa City
Regina
Lancers
Dwayne Schulte
Schulte
Ben Boston
Jeff Sears
Tom Owens
Scott Murray
Dan Spoden
Ron Clark
Dave Newcomb
Joe van Cleve
Jeff Schluter
Gene
Michalec
Kerry Schulte
Duane
John Robson
Ray Larson
Mike Barta
Rob Brusha
Optimism for Detroit NFC title run hints at Super Bowl talk
Monte Clark voices cautious optimism about Detroit's NFC prospects this season. The article notes opening games for last year's Super Bowl participants, including Dallas at St Louis and Pittsburgh at New England, detailing lineup changes and key players.
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Monte Clark
Detroit
Cowboys
St. Louis
Cardinals
Ottis Anderson
Emmetsburg Broadcaster Buys The Predicament Wrestling Paper
Emmetsburg broadcaster Ron Seaman purchased The Predicament from Tom Bishop of Iowa City. Seaman, KEMB radio sports director, plans to publish the Iowa wrestling newspaper in Emmetsburg as it enters its 10th year covering high school junior college and college wrestling in Iowa.
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Emmetsburg
Ron Seaman
Seaman
Kemb Radio
Tom Bishop
Iowa City
Iowa
Carter Appeals for Unity During Labor Day Swing
President Carter returns to Plains after a 15 hour road trip mixing politics and energy appeals. He urged blacks and Jews to unite, spoke at Emory University and in Tampa about weathering the energy crisis, and greeted crowds in rain and thunder with Rosalynn by his side.
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Carter
Emory University
Atlanta
United Nations
Andrew Young
Tampa
Carter Defends Iran Oil Sale As Ties Improve
President Carter argues the sale of 2 million barrels of diesel and kerosene to Iran helps American Iranian relations. He says the sale was humanitarian, made to meet Iranian hardship, and notes Amerada Hess would replace any shortfalls if needed. He questions Iran's need but backs the policy as a goodwill investment.
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Washington
Carter
Iran
U.S
Tampa
Fla
United States
Amerada Hess
Army introduces respectful treatment for recruits
The Army's Training and Doctrine Command orders reception stations to treat recruits with the same respect as soldiers. Harassment tactics like brace drills and harsh bus rides are banned, haircuts will follow standard Army rules, mustaches allowed, and new enlistees will be addressed as soldiers or by last name.
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Washington
Army
Cleveland Plans Second Default On Municipal Debts
Cleveland will default again on its debts as the city cannot repay or refinance 3.3 million from the waterworks contingency fund. City Law Director Jack Schulman calls the move politically motivated and notes it may affect litigation over the 500 million water system. Mayor Kucinich failed to extend the payment period, while bond analyst Richard Larkin expects little change to Cleveland’s already weak financial standing.
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Cleveland
Jack M. Schulman
Schulman
Dennis Kucinich
Trived
Richard Larkin
Standard & Poor’s
Fiery Mississippi collision leaves four dead and three missing
Authorities search the Mississippi River for three missing men after a freighter crash with a tank barge at Good Hope Refinery sparked a massive fire. A 514 foot freighter rammed the barge sending a 63 000 gallon butane tank drifting as rescue teams guard the burning vessels and Shelter residents seek safety.
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Good Hope, la
Mississippi River
Inca Tupac Yupanqui
Good Hope
Alan Bark
Coast Guard
Estate of Frank Ceynor Administrators Named in Iowa Notice
Notice from the district court in Central City and Cedar Rapids Iowa that on August 17 1979 Jane P Knape and Frank E Ceynor were appointed as administrators of the estate of Frank Ceynor deceased Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk within six months from the second publication and debtors should pay promptly This notice also lists Frank E Ceynor as attorney for the administrators with the date of second publication August 31 1979.
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Ghove N District Court
Low
Yo Low
Jane P. Knape
Frank E. Ceynor
Central City Town
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Frank E. Ceynor Aterney
Iowa
Probate notice in Linn County for Paul R Coleman will
In the Linn County Iowa district court the will of Paul Ray Coleman dated August 15 1975 was admitted to probate on August 16 1979 Barbara K Coleman was named executor All parties with claims or debts to the estate must file or pay within six months from the second publication and final bar dates set by law The attorney for the executor is H Nick Give of Norwalk Iowa
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Will Parbointmere
Iowa District Court
Linn County
Iowa
Paul Ray Coleman
Paul Roy Cleman
Barbara K. Coleman
Barbara K. Colemar
Norwalk
Lowe
Eo Orien
Bagstor
Lowe District
Martha M Beten
Martha M Betenbender
Martha Menbender
City State Bank
Executor notices confirm second publication Aug 1 1979
The notice identifies five heirs and executors in a probate matter with publication dated August 1, 1979, in Rapids city. It lists Dallas, Smith, Harman and others as the executors or related parties alongside the estate’s court filing.
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Dallas
Smith, & Harman Orneystor
Edor Rapids
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