Governor Moore Indicted Faces Third-Term Bid
West Virginia Governor Arch Moore, 62, Republican, indicted on charges he and former aide William Loy extorted 28,000 dollars from Diversified Mountainier Corp in 1972 to aid his second-term campaign. If convicted they face up to 20 years and fines. Moore vows to run, calls the case a personal vendetta and says he will fight. Diversified Mountainier had operations in WV, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia before the allegations emerged.
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Roger Baird
Regis student awarded full ride ROTC scholarship
Timothy W. Martin, a Regis High School senior, is selected as one of 341 recipients of four year Army ROTC scholarships. The award covers tuition, books, lab fees, and a monthly subsistence of 100 dollars for up to ten months each school year.
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Rodino orders review of Ford pardon testimony
House Judiciary Chair Peter Rodino ordered a review of a 1974 hearing transcript after reports that President Ford’s testimony on Nixon pardon may have inaccuracies. The White House said Ford spoke candidly, while The Washington Post alleged discussions with Nixon and aides before the pardon.
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GAO Blasts EPA for Lax Pesticide Safety Handling
GAO criticizes EPA for failing to protect the public from pesticide residues by not finishing required safety studies and permitting unapproved label practices. It found many of 100 pesticide labels lacking proper precautions and warns of long term ecological and health risks from combining active ingredients.
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Plan To Bring Laotian Refugees To U S Studied
In Washington AP reports the State Department and Justice Department studied admitting some Laotian and Cambodian refugees from 24 camps in Thailand near Burma and Cambodia. The attorney general is considering emergency admission powers but no decisions have been made.
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House Bans Concorde Jets From U S Airports Six Months
Congress approves a six month ban on Concorde landings at U S airports. The vote ties to extending the Aviation Trust Fund amid fears of economic impact on France and Britain, which have invested heavily in the supersonic airliner. The ban targets flights that do not meet federal noise standards.
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Judge Okays IBP Sale
Federal judge allows the sale of the Iowa Beef Processors plant in Mason City Dodge City Wan firm for 7 million dollars following trial guidance. Judge Dbetded Dye Who in Canyon noted his comments and the sale to HEP Laine Dressed Beet led by San V. Davia of Dodge City.
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Pope Urges Non Violent Liberation For All Peoples
Pope Paul VI urged Christians to seek liberation without violence, warning that force and indiscriminate death breed new oppression. He presented a 14,000 word exhortation calling for a clear distinction between liberation and political agitation, urging courage in Christendom to pursue transformative change.
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Armed Forces Assumes Command Army
Army announces the 84th Engineer Battalion command transfer as high school seniors Trent Cedar Rapids and others compete for Navy ROTC scholarships. Robert Cleven ger Ricardo Alavilli Albert Stetnbach Mark Stevens Diane Thomas Darrett Walters exceed minimum academic qualifications for college entrance. Scholarship covers tuition books fees and a $100 monthly stipend for four undergraduate years at designated colleges and universities. Selection to be ratified in May.
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Richardo Alavilli
Albert Stetnbach
Mark Stevens
Diane Thomas
Darrett Walters
Tom
Banks
Huon
Selina Allls
Toledo Woman Fatally Injured in Two Car Crash
Linda Ward, 80, of Toledo, died after a head on collision on Highway 10 at the west edge of Toledo near the Deer Creek bridge. She was en route to Marghalston Community College when the accident happened. Kenneth Anderson, 40, of Cherokee, suffered jaw and shoulder injuries and was taken to Marshville Town Hospital. Investigating officers from Toledo and Wood County were on the scene. Services for Mrs. Ward are pending at Henderson's in Toledo.
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Marghalstons
Kenneth Anderson
Toledo Ambulation
Marshvill
Town Hospital
Nature Center Offers Three Craft Sessions for Kids
The India Creel Nature Center will host three craft sessions for elementary age children starting Tuesday. Each session costs 2.40 for nonmembers and 2 for members, with only the first 30 enrollments per session accepted. First session at 8:30 a.m. covers tree and Christmas ornament crafting using natural objects. Second session, titled Christmas for the Birds, at 10:00 a.m., teaches bird feeding from Christmas trees as a local custom. Reservations available at the center. note that on December 27 the bird station explores decorative crafts. Also mentions U.S. recognition of Hawaiian independence on this date.
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Rumsfeld Plans Large Pentagon Staff Handshake Event
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld will greet Pentagon military and civilian workers next Monday in a rare mass reception. Up to 22 000 employees exist, with about 3 000 expected to attend the handshake in the defense leader's suite, as aides arrange tickets to avoid crowding during a three hour slot.
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Mozambique Coup Fails to Stall Uprising Trial Waiver
In Mozambique, a government communique claimed the two day uprising by about 400 soldiers and police was crushed while rebels faced heavy casualties. Separately in Iowa, Judge Carter heard that Mallary may waive his right to a speedy trial in a manslaughter case tied to a October motorcycle crash. The defense argues manslaughter follows state law definitions, while prosecutors cite a broader definition in use.
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NYC taps U S loan to ease cash flow crisis
Washington AP reports New York City will draw 141 million dollars from the 2 million emergency loan approved by President Ford to relieve day to day cash flow strain. Mayor Beame calls it an important step after lengthy wrangling. Funds form part of a 40.3 billion supplemental package.
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Amana Toastmasters Elect New Officers
Merl Clement of Cedar Rapids has been elected president of the Amana Refrigeration Toastmasters club for ATH. Other officers include Siduny Smith of Cedar Rapids as educational vice president Junior Munnik of Williamsburg as administrative vice president Gary Bridgeford of Cedar Rapids as secretary treasurer and Chuck Neilson of Cedar Rapids as sergeant at arms.
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Gypsies Suspected in Independence Store Theft
Independence police report a theft at Coast to Coast store about 7 pm Thursday. Six travelers, ages 18 to 80, allegedly unlocked a safe and took $481.02 from a locked box as they fled in three cars, leaving detectives to chase the group.
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OPP Approves Funds For Decorah Project
The state planning panel gave approval for a $1,180,000 expansion to Decorah retirement home after the Aase Haugen closure. The plan adds 60 beds with 20 skilled and 40 intermediate care, and relocates 14 beds from the existing facility into the new structure.
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Iowa City Board Approves Teacher and Secretary Contracts
The Iowa City board of education quickly ratified contracts for teachers and secretaries after negotiated raises. Teachers receive about 8.6 percent increases with salaries from 070 to 51,746 and the secretary pay rise is 0.2 percent, decided after eight hours of negotiations with little discussion by the board.
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Ewa City Board of Education
Noel, North English Druggist, Dies at 48
Carl E. Noel, 48, a North English druggist and operator of Non Drug here since 1983, died unexpectedly Wednesday. Born September 15, 1927, in Peterson, he married Betty Miller February 22, 1948, at Jones City. A University of Iowa pharmacy graduate and World War II veteran, he belonged to Masonic and Shrine bodies and served as Rotary president. He leaves wife, four children, Harry and family in Spencer, and siblings. Private services Sunday at Best's with burial at 7190 observances.
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Oelwein Chamber Hires Part-Time Manager After Resignation
Oelwein Chamber of Commerce, without a manager since Norbert Jankowsky resigned over a year ago, appointed a part-time manager Thursday. The chamber board had sought Bob Slelemat, an ideal insurance agent, to fill the role.
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