Breathing masks may be the future of life in 1990
Scotia scientists warn air pollution could force wearing breathing masks or die by 1990 as 1980s research shows cities will face deadly particle clouds. Alfred Hulstrunk leads a six year study noting current air quality growth outpaces cleansing capacity and domed cities may be the only escape.
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$5 Billion Anti-Poverty Bill Passed
Washington AP reports Congress approved a $5 billion anti poverty bill for two years. The House passed 243 to 94 after Senate action 54 to 21. A failed attempt by Sen. Dominick to send the bill back to conference was rejected 42 to 31. The Senate then upheld the measure 39 to 38 to kill his point of order.
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Fugitive on FBI Ten Most Wanted List Captured in Conn
Fran cis Hohimer a 41 year old on the FBI ten most wanted list was arrested in Greenwich Connecticut without resistance federal officials said He used the alias John Raynolds and owned a restaurant He and an associate allegedly robbed a Denver philanthropist of about 57000 in jewelry cash and money orders on August 17 1967 fueling the interstate flight probe led by FBI Director J Edgar Hoover
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Chuckle on College Costs and Laundry Parable
A humorous quip compares sending a child to college with sorting laundry. The joke notes you get out what you put in yet you may not recognize the result, concluding with a copyright remark.
Fulton Enters Democratic Race for Governor in Iowa
Former Iowa governor Robert D Fulton 40 Waterloo lawyer jumped early into the 1970 Democratic gubernatorial race announcing his candidacy at a Fort Des Moines news conference He aimed to pre empt prospective opponents William Gannon Cedar Rapids farmer and Paul Franzenburg West Des Moines businessman Both men were considering runs and Fulton criticized the Ray administration saying it drifted and did little He served as lieutenant governor and took over the governor post in Hughes final days before Ray succeeded him
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Baby Abandoned On Porch Dies In Boone County
A newborn girl abandoned on a doctor's porch steps early Saturday died at Boone County Hospital. Officials did not disclose the cause of death pending autopsy. The infant was found wrapped in a blanket lying on the steps after a call to Dr. T. E. Kane from an unidentified woman.
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Vote Triumph for Chiang's Party
Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang swept to a decisive victory in the parliamentary election, the first since 1947. Only three of 26 representatives elected were not Kuomintang, and they ran in seats not contested by the ruling party.
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Explorer sees potential cave system near Cedar Rapids Iowa
University of Iowa student Steve Barnett believes Cedar Rapids area could host a substantial cave system informed by features seen at Coldwater cave in northeast Iowa. He cites soluble limestone deposits, elevation changes, sinkholes, and numerous cave stories as indicators of underlying caves. Barnett dug near Indian Creek hills and found a shaft and room before shifting focus to college studies and Iowa Grotto, which later led to Coldwater cave discovery with partner David Jagnow. Horse Thief cave southeast of Cedar Rapids is the only known local cave with entry sealed off.
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Senate Rejects 1.8 Billion Foreign Aid Bill Over Taiwan Jets
The Senate voted 39 to 29 to kill the foreign aid bill amid anger over House insistence on 54.5 million for new jet fighters for Nationalist China. A separate measure planned for Monday would keep the program active through January. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and Fulbright of Arkansas led the debate.
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Iowa Senators Split On Foreign Aid Bill Vote
In Washington the Iowa senators divided on a 39 to 29 roll call as the foreign aid appropriations bill was rejected. Democrat Harold Hughes voted to kill the bill while Republican Jack Miller supported its passage.
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Mansfield Leads Fight Over Unapproved Foreign Aid Items
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee defeated an aid bill after the House approved a controversial measure 181 to 174. Objections focused on two projects rejected in the authorization bill and a $50 million South Korea military aid addition that exceeded the funding ceiling. Mansfield warned against allowing unauthorized funds and called for scrutiny of committee power as patrons worry about bypassed requirements.
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