The Millionaire Mentor Haroldson’s Real Estate Path
Haroldson built wealth by a $2500 start, using low down payments and refinancing to reap huge gains. He retired at 31, expanded into publishing and ads, writes a money making book, and promotes a think positively mindset. He credits compounding and persistence and travels with notable figures to promote his method. He plans another million and offers refunds if it fails.
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Haroldson
Harold
Salt Lake City
Paul Harvey
Bert Lance
Larry Flynt
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Haroldsen
Hanford Post aids youth groups through program
Hanford Post No 5 of the American Legion at 421 Fourth Ave SE established a Children and Youth Program to support youth organizations with literature films speakers and facilities. It seeks groups serving youths and families and cites concerns such as youth alcohol and drug abuse and child abuse. Call 364 6146 for aid. ON THIS DATE in 1964 police at Berkeley arrested 796 UC students removing demonstrators.
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Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Fourth Ave. SE
Berkeley
University of California
U.S. reacts to Biko inquest and arrests in South Africa
Washington officials voiced shock over the arrest of Steven Biko relatives in South Africa and condemned an inquest that found no one to blame for Biko’s prison death. The State Department called the findings inconceivable and condemned mistreatment violating human rights. Assistant Secretary Richard Moore and spokesman Hodding Carter III expressed dismay at police detention of more Biko family members.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
South Africa
Steven Biko
Biko
State Department
Richard Moose
Department
Africa
Hodding Carter III
Biko Fami
Inquest on Biko Death Ends Amid Pressure on U.S. Policy
Nagiel Owew comments on the inquest's end as Carter and Moose urge tougher U.S. measures against South Africa while signaling no immediate official action. Officials note voluntary corporate actions reduce investment flow. Polaroid halts all trade, and GM Control Data Seagrams curb expansion. Wells Fargo and First Pennsylvania Bank refuse further South Africa loans.
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U.S
South Africa
Africa
Polaroid Corporation
General Motors
Control Data
Seagrams
Wells Fargo
First Pennsylvania Bank and Trust
Barbara Jordan weighs future after 1976 convention
Washington AP report says Rep. Barbara Jordan 42 weighs whether to quit politics and seek re election or return to law practice in Houston. Her aide Rufus Myers notes seniority limits in the House and possible moves to powerful committees, while health concerns are denied.
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Washington
Barbara Jordan
Miss Jordan
Rufus “Bud” Myers
Houston
John Tower
Texas
Consid
Carter
Executive Branch
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Government Operations Committee
Myers
Congress
Jordan
Suspicions Encounters Reported in Cedar Rapids
Three incidents of suspicious persons in Cedar Rapids with two 12 year old girls fleeing a large man near Turner's Funeral Home on Second Avenue SE. A Northwest resident faced a doorstay by a man posing as a meter reader who complimented her then pressed the door. A family Doberman stopped the intruder. no arrests.
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Cedar Rapids
Turner
Second Avenue SE
12Th Street
Theft at Spin City Laundry Nets Four Dollars
Police report a theft at Spin City Laundry 2020 North Towne Lane NE where a washer top was removed and the coin box stolen. About $4 in change was taken and damage is estimated at $200.
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Spin City Laundry
North Towne Lane
Lincoln voters face bond issue
Lincoln voters go to the polls noon to 8 p m Tuesday to decide a 585000 bond to replace the 75 year old McKinley Junior High. The plan adds six classrooms and a fine arts addition including music spaces an art room and the superintendent's office. The cost is 94 cents per 1000 assessed value repaid over 15 years. The current building allegedly fails to meet minimum safety standards per Dr Walter Hart.
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Stanwood
Lincoln Community School
McKinley
Walter Hart
Iowa State University School Facilities Planning Service
Americans Cross Saar River in German Campaign
On this date in 1944 American forces crossed the Saar River in Germany during World War II, advancing in the Western European theater as Allied units push toward the heart of German territory.
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Saar River
Germany
Floods and Mud Slides Hit Pacific Northwest and West
Heavy rains caused floods and mud slides across the Pacific Northwest with homes washed into the Wishkah River near Aberdeen. A woman killed and three rescued as two trains trapped by washouts. Bus crash injuries near Tipton, California, dozens hurt. Evacuations urged, weather warnings persist in Oregon, Washington, Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado.
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Pacific Northwest
Wishkah
Aberdeen
Wash
Tipton
Calif
Washington
Bob Hamlin
Snohomish County
Burlington Northern
Cascade Mountains
Snoqualmie Pass
Cascade Mountain
Oregon
Rockies
National Weather Service
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Boulder
Colo
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Hanford Post
Chalet Ski
Shalet Sports
1St Ave. S.E
Nagiel Owew
Moose
Rep
Kristmas
Nort
Rnon
Iowa
Lincoln
United Press International
Bulletin
Younkers
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