Maton News Three Mation Jgh school speech contestants finals
Three Marion high school speech contestants reached finals at the Wic Brindley debate and forensic tournament on the University of Northern Town Cedar Falls campus. Jim Hunt placed fourth in impromptu speaking Michelle Klink fourth in extemporaneous speaking and Kim Reynolds fourth in individual debate.
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Wic Brindley
University of Northern Town
Cedar Falls
Jim Hunt
Michelle Klink
Kim Reynolds
Miss Klink
Dale Folers
Mother and two sons die after snowstorm on mountain road
In Boise County a barefoot mother Wilma Lindsey 28, with her two young children Matthew 3 and infant Sandmield Andrew, became stranded during a storm. Matthew survived in a car, Sandmield died in the snow, and the mother was hospitalized in fair condition. Authorities say the car was stranded Saturday night as a foot of snow fell.
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Boise
Waho
UPI
Forrest Fleck
Fleck
Wilma Lindsey
Tdabo City
Matthew
Sandmield Andrew
Lindsey
Boise County
John Williams
Willams
Thabe City
Williams
Judge: Bormann Likely Died in Battle of Berlin
Frankfurt judge said Marlin Bormann Adolf Hitler's deputy most likely died in the battle of Berlin after years of inquiry. no proof he survived past May 2, 1945. Examining Magistrate Horst Gal s enapp noted lack of witnesses confirming sightings alive after that date. It is deemed most probable he was killed while fleeing the besieged Berlin bunker as Hitler died by suicide two days earlier.
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Bormann
Berlin
Frankfurt
Germany
Marlin Borman
Adolf Hitler
Horst Vin Galsenapp
West Germany
Reinhard Gehlen
Rumsia
Galsenapp
Pormann
Hitler
Jepsen To Host St. Governors Group in Iowa
Des Moines reports the National Conference of Lieutenant Govie rnors executive committee will hold a three day session in Des Moines with an address by Dr. George Bill of Lexington Ky director of research for the Council of State Governments. Lt Gov Roger Jepsen of Iowa chair says governors from many states are expected and the schedule includes a visit to Iowa State University at Ames for a reception and a dinner at the State Capitol with spouses.
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Des Moines
National Conference of
George Bill
Lexington
Te Council of Blale
Roger Jepsen
Nowa
Montana
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Calirornia
Maryland
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Ohio
Rhodes Island
Virgin Islands
State Senate
Utah
Jepson
Fountain Held
Okla
Joint Twiname
Washington
HEW
Jepsen
Iowa State
Ames
Vinton Council Examines Computer Purchase Plan
VINTON The VVinton city council last Friday discussed buying a computer. City Engineer Bill Blackmor proposed reducing Man All Carter Construction Co trust for street projects to 241. Councilman Wir Watson moved to accept the plan and it was approved. The new road use tax law was explained and the 1872 street budget was submitted and approved.
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Vinton
Vvinton
Bill Blackmor
Manall-Carter Construction Co
Wir Watson
Iowa to share cost of food expo in 1970 bicentennial plan
Governor Ray said taxpayers would cover part of the $88 million world food fair tied to Iowa's bicentennial celebrations in 1970. Funding would also come from federal and private sources as tentative talks consider locations near major interstates 35 and 80 or in Ames.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert Ray
Towa
Ray
Tate
Faii
Iowa
Ames
Suto Hits Hazleton Rail Crossing Signal
Hazleton resident Robert Kelly, 31, drove into a railroad crossing signal on highway 150 at Hazleton's south edge. The collision caused about 2500 dollars in damage to his car and the signal. He was charged with failing to stop and clear assured distance ahead.
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Hazleton
Robert Kelly
Kelly
Paper drive nets 3,700 pounds for recycling
Iowa City students from Citizens for Recycling collected 3,700 pounds of paper in a concerted drive last week. Large shares came from the University news service and Iowa City Press Mill. The paper will be sold to a Meyeling company for use in making cardboard boxes.
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Iowa City
Citizens For Recycling
University of Iowa
Towa City
University News Service
Iowa City Press Millnen
Meyeling Company
C R Woman Slightly Hurt in Auto Crash
Dianne Moriarty 22 of 118 Eighth Street NE Cedar Rapids treated at Mercy hospital for minor injuries after a two car collision four miles south of town on Highway 13. Passenger in the car driven by Dennis Olson 45 of Ryan was the other vehicle’s driver.
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Ryan
Dianne Moriarty
Eighth Street
Cedar
Mercy Hospital
Here
Cheater Jeffrey
Dennis Olson
Clarence Yule Events At Community School Gym
The elementary Christmas program is set for the Clarence Community School gym on Wormsday at 7:30 p.m. The high school Christmas concert will be presented Monday December 20 at 7:30 p.m.
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YMCA
Marion Branch
Jessons
Clarence
Stans Faces No Conflict Over Foundation Tie to Thai Firm
Commerce Secretary Stans says his foundation’s $24 302 investment in Liam Kraft Paper Co linked to a Thai operation is minor and would not imply conflict. The tale traces a 14 million Export Import Bank loan and other backing that boosted the company, while Stans discloses two personal holdings and disqualifies himself from related matters.
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Nixon
Henry Kearns
Export-Import Bank
Kearns
New York
Parviers
Thai Ilustrial Estates
James Lynch
Glore-Forgan
Vicw
Siam
Siam Keatl Ty Ang
Instance Company
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Gregely
Senate
Worpany
Don Bostwick
Bank
Siam Kraft Paper
Senate Com ‘Merece
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The
Mans Foundation
Stansim Kraft
Lsted
Bangkus
Douglas Smith
Bangkok
Liam Krall
Commerce Department
Sham Kraft
John Randolph
Par East Desk
Randolph
Stan Kraft
Anyne
South Viet Nam drives 6000 troops into Cambodia
South Viet Nam backed by American air support sent 6000 troops deeper into Cambodia to strike North Vietnamese sanctuaries. Ranger, airborne and armored units hunted three North Vietnamese regiments as Viet Cong losses mounted at Qui Nhon and Cam Be.
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UPI
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America
Cambodia
U.S
Qui Nhon
Dam Be
Chup
Cam Be
Qui Nhot
Vietnam
Drunk Driving and Larceny Cases Heard in Court
In Independence Buc hanan county district court four defendants faced penalties. Robert Eugene Hall pleaded guilty to larceny in the nighttime and received a suspended sentence to the Iowa state reformatory at Anamosa, paroled on good behavior, after allegedly stealing tents, fuel, and merchandise valued over $20 from the Bernadine Shannon farm in December 1970. Howard Arthur Lenius changed from innocent to guilty on a drunk driving charge, fined 300 dollars with costs, and license surrender for 126 days. Thomas Charles Plein pleaded guilty to drunk driving, sentenced to 300 dollars fine and 120 days license suspension, while John Clarence Cannon paid a 200 dollar fine with 120 day license suspension for a Sept 18, 1971 charge.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Men’s Reformatory
Anamosa
Robert Eugene Hall
Iowa State Reformatory
Anamasa
Bernadine Shannon Farm
Howard Arthur Lenius
Wood
Thomas Charles Plein
Fairbank
Tee
John Clarence Cannon
Higinyay Patrol
Marengo Youth Hurt in Crash
Dale Kinzenbay, 11, of Marengo, remained in good condition at University Hospital Monday after a crash four miles west of town Sunday. He suffered a broken thigh, leg and hand as a southbound car failed a yield at a stop sign and was struck by an eastbound vehicle driven by Debra Hart of Allison. Deminis Garsch, 15, of Marengo, charged with failing to red and having no driver's license, was driving south on a gravel road when the accident occurred around 8 p.m. All drivers were treated at Matenga Hospital and released.
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Dale Kinzenbay
University
Here
Highway Patrol
Debra Hart
Allison
Deminis Garsch
Lallire
Garsch
Aravel Road
Matenga Hospital
Two Towans Share Dubious Honors in 1971 Awards
New York AP reports Esquire magazine’s 1971 Dubious Achievement awards honor two Towans. Richard Baker, Hampton Iowa policeman, ticketed himself after a patrol car crash for failing to yield. Al Thompson, Ames barber, offered extra shaving services to customers.
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New York
Esquire Magazine
Richard Baker
Hampton
Iowa
Baker
Due Hills
al Thompson
Ames
Refuse Exemption of Media from Controls
Senate and House negotiators began drafting a compromise measure to extend price and wage controls for another year. The proposal would still exempt media from controls while preserving First Amendment protections amid the Nixon era policy debate.
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Uf1
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Nixon
Fire damages Aurora stock buying station in Sunday blaze
About 1600 damage was caused by a fire of undetermined origin that gutted the Aurora stock buying station. The fire department reported the structure heavily damaged and damages extended to nearby windows and overturned vehicles, with the fire marshal's office summoned to investigate two months after a prior incident at the same site.
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Aurora
Dath
Local Home Services and Snow Removal Listings
A dense classified listing shows multiple local service providers offering tree removal and trimming, snow plowing and removal, hauling, painting and decorating, remodeling, plumbing, and general repairs. Firms advertise free estimates, insured work, and reasonable rates, with numerous phone numbers and vendors across home maintenance trades.
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Nena
Rales
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Radi
Cook Tree Service
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Booth Tree Service
Millan Freese
Dunn Rite
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Sidi
Palath Sual
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Palling
Gutere
Fale
Tao Sreall
Ve. Wavs
Saale
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