Storm drenches Iowa towns with heavy rain and wind
A central plains storm dumped more than a foot in places Tuesday night into Wednesday, with widespread rain and strong southeast winds up to 05 mph. Flooding forced creek overflows near Sigourney and Cedar Rapids while Burlington saw damage from toppled frameworks and ripped siding. The Nisgen facility under construction faced delays and a $500000 cost estimate, splice in Northland Drive area.
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Tawa
Burlington
Zi Auto
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Steuch
Nisgen Ftacquet
Marian
Sigourney
Kepukuk
Sherif
Never Gave Up Hoping Feeteau Says
Richard Feeteau, 48, of Lynn, Mass, a civilian employee held in a Chinese prison for years, says he never lost hope of escaping. He and Mary Am Kapha, a Chinese prisoner for over three years, were released and are undergoing medical tests at Valley Forge Hospital. Feeteau described his three years in solitary confinement and noted progress in U.S.-China relations.
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Lynn
Mass
Phillip
Bert
Valley Forge Army Hospital
China
Philadelphia
Richard Feeteau
Mary Am Kapha
Palo Alto
Calif
Fecteau
Miss Harbert
Valley Forge
Military Hospital
Peking Review
Dixon
Ex Gov Kerner Indicted on Bribery and Fraud Charges
Federal indictment charges former Illinois Governor Olta Kerner with bribery, mail fraud, tax evasion, perjury, and conspiracy. Also named are four aides and a Chicago businessman related to horse racing disputes and a $246000 bribe claim. Conviction could carry up to 28 years in prison and fines up to $4000.
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WPT
Olta Kerner
Elinois
Wohngan
Mint Commission
Kerner
Seventh
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Johnson
Korner
Ulingig
Chicago
Aman
Ope
Wiliam Miler
Ottawa
State
Spray Cooling Planned For Cordova Nuclear Plant Unit
Two firms building a $200 million nuclear plant near Cordova say they are willing to add a supplementary spray canal cooling system for one unit. Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric officials discussed ecology concerns and possible diffuser pipes in the Mississippi River. A spray canal system like the one at Dresden, with a long canal and many spray modules, could be built up to two miles long with hundreds of modules to discharge cooling water by gravity.
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Spray Canal
Cordova
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Daver
Burt and Commonwealth Wilsor
Chicago
Iowa
Water Pallution Control Commission
Mississippi River
Ban Feldman
Pallutiontrol Commission Stathe Compa
Feldman
Commorweuldtt Edison
Dresden
India Halts Dacca Bombing. Pakistan Urges Surrender
Indian government reports direct appeal from Pakistan East commander to Army Chief Manekshaw for ceasefire. Manekshaw replies with a bombing pause as a token of good faith if Pakistan confirms surrender to advancing Indian troops. Both sides seek terms including repatriation of West Pakistan army and protection of non-Bengalis amid shifting diplomacy.
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ALA. i
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Tacca
Maishaw
Pakistan
Yahya Khan
Nisii
India
Bangla Desh
Tajubdin Ahmed
West
Nixon J
Choy Enlai
China
Entomologist Harold Gunderson Dies at 59
Dr Harold Gunderson an ISU entomologist aged 59 died of a heart attack in Mason City while attending a training meeting for agricultural chemical dealers. He joined ISU in 1985 after earning his PhD there in 1938 and held earlier posts at Montana State College and the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station. Survived by widow Caralyn Westlake a son and two daughters funeral plans pending.
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Harold Gunderson
Wellkindwn
Iowa Shiite University Extension Enlymethyist
Noutharn Iowa
Gunderson
Iowa State
Ames
ISU
Montana State College
Stafe
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Bulle
Mont
Tie
Entomological Society of America
Iawa Academy of Science
Lone Horticultural Society
U.S. Agriculture \Departments Superior Service
Gundorsan
Caralyn
Dacca
Westlake
Bozeman
North India
Caralyn Anne
East
India seeks to keep U S ships from Bay amid East Pakistan crisis
Reports say India urged the United States to keep naval forces out of the Bay of Bengal while evacuations were discussed. Soviet naval forces in the Indian Ocean were reported increasing with two groups near Pakistan and off East Pakistan, as Washington and New Delhi handled conflicting notices and a possible evacuation plan.
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U.S
Justin
Bes
Hinterprine
Wal
Bay of Bengal
East Pakistan
Lakshmi Kantdha
Butish
Art ‘Horikalive
Merigan
Malacca
Singapore
West Pakistan
Pakistan
Antoussador Jha
Ameriven
Rij Batedur
New Delhi
Radio
Hal
7Th Tee
Strait
Melacca
Soli
Washington
Kash Pakialan
No Real India Pakistan Winner Likely To Emerge
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan discusses the India Pakistan war's uncertain outcome and its wider global implications. He notes potential refugee return, Bengal's rise as a nation, and how China and the U.S. might be affected, highlighting unrest in West Bengal and the appeal of Maoist critique amid economic distress.
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William L. Ryan
Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
Moscow
Traseic
Spo
Red
China
Peking
Probshly
U.S
Southeast Asia
Abe
Bengal
Belhi
Tania
Qutmnak
West Bengal
Thal
2.5 Percent Ceiling on Doctor Fee Rise
Washington AP The Price Commission announced limits on price rises for health services. Doctors may not increase fees by more than the average 2.5 percent, and hospitals by no more than 4 percent, without approval. In all cases price hikes must be justified by cost increases. As interim relief for small businesses, firms with under 8 million sales last year may raise prices to earn up to 3 percent profit.
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India
Bengal
Bangla Desh
Washington
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