Kuhn Denies Miller Charge in Baseball Labor Dispute
In a winter meetings statement, Commissioner Bowie Kuhn denies Marvin Miller’s charge and urges prompt bargaining to reach a settlement. He cites progress and hopes for an early agreement while outlining the ongoing clash over the reserve clause and free agency terms between owners and players unions.
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Pats Seek Penn State Grid Coach
Penn State coach Joe Paterno faces interest from the New England Patriots as William Palerno weighs offers to join the NFL. Palerno, 43, has prior long‑term suitors including Green Bay and Pittsburgh, but remains focused on Penn State and the Sugar Bowl clash with Oklahoma. The story outlines Paterno’s tenure, NFL flirtations, and the uncertain timing of any decision.
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Backus Beaten By LA's Lewis in Latest Ring Report
In a notable match, AL Lewis from Los Angeles defeated Backus in a rapid bout fierce action. The scene centered on a close exchange with Backus showing resilience while Lewis dominated the early rounds. The crowd witnessed a tense finish as both fighters pursued advantage.
JC Association Criticizes U.S. Olympic Group
The National Junior College Athletic Association threatens to withdraw support unless U.S. Olympic Committee reforms its structure and procedures. George I. Smith, NJCAA executive secretary, announced a resolution adopted November 1 condemning the U.S. Olympic unit as not representative of the groups and calling for repeals of the Sule Ree and Greenbriar amendments.
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Schwengel Takes Job With Historical Group
Wjth confusion in copy, Schwengel says he accepted a position with the Capitol History Society in Washington. Details on exact duties uncertain, but he was offered high level responsibilities.
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Historical Group
Stock Mart About Even in New York Markets
Prices rose and fell in New York trading after several days of gas shortages as the Dow marginally changed near a record high around 1,083 and then closed slightly down. The broader market indices showed small gains with transportation and utility sectors mixed and industrials up modestly amid volatile trading.
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Cedar Rapids hog market prices and grain notes reported
Prices paid on the Cedar Rapids hog market were mostly steady for country and plant delivered hogs weighing 200 to 230 pounds. Butchers over 240 pounds see price adjustments per 10 pound increments. Packers discounts apply by weight grade. Grain and futures trading references appear amid a broader report on commodities and Olympic governance discussions.
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Cedar Rapids
Colts Reactivate Runner Tom Matte After Seven Weeks
The Colts reinstate running back Tom Matte seven weeks after injury. Matte recovered from a bleeding injury and will be eligible to play in the upcoming game against the Chiefs at Kiss City. Tony Nowatske is out for the season with a torn ligament, while Matte’s return strengthens the backfield for the matchup.
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AL Fonthill
Fello Ewing
Tony Nowatske
MeChiits
Kiss City
Rights ruling questioned over school discrimination case
DES MAINIES AB Selwol objects to a federal rights commission decision against the Johnston school board. The panel found sex discrimination for denying sick pay and maternity leave, ordering back pay and sick benefits for Linda Heinen. The board has 10 days to appeal before the ruling becomes binding.
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Johnston Faye Ware
Jane Elvit Rights Commission
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Heinen
Johnston School Board
Andy
Iowa Med Student Death Investigated By Johnson County Officials
A University of Iowa medical student Barry William Free man, 22, of Town City, was found dead outside University Hospitals in Iowa City Friday morning. Authorities said he died from injuries after an incident. Michael Freeman, Freeman was transported to the emergency room where he later died. Local ministers and church officials were preparing for a Sunday installation.
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Johnsan County Medical
Amiten
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Johnson County Medical
Bodele
Barry William Ireeman
Town City
University Hospitals
Freeman
Hoospital Corp
Bozek
Harold Dusttee
Rale
Robins Church of the Brethher
Marlin Gauby
Dallas Center
Lek
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Party Disloyalty Investigation Ends in Iowa City
The Johnson County Democratic Central Committee appointed investigative panel finished its probe Thursday night into alleged disloyalty by three Central Committee members. The three, Mary Schorider, Noralhy Sleishwn, and Don Ger, were invited to the final meeting but did not attend and have appealed to the state central committee for a review. Local findings will be submitted to the county central committee next Wednesday at the Civic Center.
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Cen Ruil Committee
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Noralhy Sleishwn
Don Ger
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Iowan Dies in Missouri Crash
A Sidney, Iowa man, Max Martin Carter, was killed when his car was struck by a Burlington Northern freight train six miles northwest of Watson, Missouri. The engineer, Russell Greer, 85, said lights were off and the car appeared to be stationary on private property when the collision occurred.
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Legislature To Reorganize Iowa School Districts Into 14
The Iowa legislature plans a reorganization to merge seven county school systems into fourteen districts. Board member John Van der Vinden cites duplication of views and wants fewer seats. Dr. Robert Benton notes advantages in aligning with vocational technical boundaries, while many counties formed districts to avoid crossing racial boundaries.
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Maquoketa Man Dies in Crash Near Welton
A rural Lone Tree man, 20, was killed in a collision on Highway 22 near Welton. Two other occupants, including a 28 year old from Iowa City and a 22 year old from Maquoketa, were injured. several were treated at University Hospitals after the crash. Police said Krueger’s car left the road and hit a utility pole before rolling.
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Maquoketa
Lowa
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Lone Tree
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Clinton
Enim
University Hospitals
Molive
Krueger
Charles Menddel
Clanton Kinapilit
Hawa City
Daitare
Steven Hite
Delmar
Kenoger
Hailey
Service Set in House Chamber For Kendrick
Memorial services will be held in the Iowa House chamber at 1 30 p m for William Kendrick longtime chief clerk of the house who died Friday after a long illness Born in Keokuk Kendrick served as assistant chief clerk for ten years before becoming chief in 1957 He was known for fairness and counsel to legislators and was retained by the Democratic majority in 1964 Des Moines officials listed his forthcoming funeral details and state burial plans
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Glaser Seeks To Recover 58000 In Misuse Suit
Glaser Meats Inc filed bankruptcy in Cedar Rapids alleging Viktor Husemoller and Viking Meats misused about 5100 000 of company funds. The petition seeks repayment to creditors and liquidation oversight by receiver Wilkins Thinies. Husemoller is accused of salary increases and improper loans tied to a Minnesota bank.
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Wally Comepany
Local churches list weekly services across Marion area
A compiled schedule of Sunday schools and worship times for numerous churches including Bethel Baptist Bly Ave First Baptist 2095 Ith Ave Ornee Baptist 400 S Vath Tinkins Faith Bible Main and Mengerste St Josephs Catholic 996 Sthave Saint Paul Lather 18 YiUst and Wesley United Methodist 1277th Ave noting pastors Rev Lyje W Les Rev Don BR Marth Rev Kermit Jalmeland Rev Otto A Zavnater Rev Glen W Lamy Rev Marshall Mouthel Rev John TD Huber and others with service times and sermon topics such as Buried Treasure and On Being Elected.
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Swnday
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Grand Ave
Denny Jrake
Neurvecon
18Th Ave
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Spouler
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Cedar Rapids ordinance amending towing and water rules
Cedar Rapids City Council passes ordinance 72 41 amending Chapter 38 to update towing rates and water service charges. It details meter sizes, monthly minimums, and special tolling provisions, plus administrative actions for notices, bonds, and contractor duties.
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