Man Fleeing Police Faces Six Charges After High Speed Chase
Eldridge Eugene Prince, 26, of 4104 Sixteenth avenue SW, chased from Express Way Tavern to Eighth avenue and Ninth street SE at speeds up to 70 mph. He was charged with possession of a controlled substance, resisting, failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, two counts of disobeying a traffic signal, and speeding violations. Police later said no shooting occurred. the incident stemmed from a tavern fight. Bond set at $1,900.
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Eldridge Eugene Prince
Sixteenth Avenue
Third Street
Prince
Eighth Avenue
Ninth Street SE
Eighth Avenue SE
Wesley Schwetzle
First Avenue NW
George Scherrer
Gordon Avenue NW
Albert Green
Elphth Avenue
Noise and traffic cited in Zoning Fight over day care center
Protesters citing added noise and traffic spoke at a public hearing on LaDonna Rich’s request to rezoning 200 Carter Street NW from R-2 to R-T to allow a day care for about 25 children. Opponents warn of hazards to schoolchildren and falling property values while supporters argue traffic will not disrupt walking to school. The council is due to act within two weeks.
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Carter Street NW
Ron Mitchell
Daystreet NW
LaDonna Rich
Third Avenue
Hoover Elementary
Mitchell
Planning Commission
Rich
Magistrate Hears 3 Linn Cases
In Des Moines a bill was filed in the Iowa house to bar an area vocational school from expanding its curriculum to qualify as an area community college. Rep. Robert Kreamer urged the measure to prevent proliferation of attendance centers offering college parallel courses.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Kreamer
Collees
Calmar
Kirkwood
Cedar Rapids
Walker Fire at Coleson Residence in Center Point
Center Point reports a Sunday fire near the Coleson residence destroyed the Willard City home. The present owner and victim was William Coleson, with the Coleson family losing all belongings. The blaze was discovered about 3:30 p.m. Sunday, earlier reports had misidentified the site.
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Walker
Willard City
Ciha
Willam Coleson
Coleson
Coe Novice Debaters Capture Division Honors
Coe College novice debate teams took first and second in their division at the Gateway Invitational at the University of Missouri St. Louis. Steve Schneider won first place speaker in the junior division, Jim Allen earned fifth, Bruce Howard seventh. Team members were Steve Schneider James L. Allen Bruce Howard and Keith English.
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Coe College
University of Missouri At St. Louis
Steve Schneider
Jim Allen
Bruce Howard
James L. Allen
Keith English
McDonald Assails Plan for Annual State Appropriations
DES MOINES AP Democratic plans to move Iowa to annual appropriations could create a professional full time legislature, said Republican State Chairman John C McDonald on Tuesday. He called the proposal a gimmick and a charade that would harm taxpayers and promote confusion versus a standard biennial system.
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Des Moines
John C McDonald
Iowa
McDonald
Congress
Senator Seeks New Charters for CIA and FBI Probe
Senator Charles Mathias on the Senate panel pursuing reforms to the U S intelligence community said the drive is to draft new charters for the CIA FBI and other agencies The panel led by Frank Church also heard talk of personnel and secrecy rules with Miller the staff director a former State Department veteran who worked on Vietnam issues.
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Senate
U.S
CIA
FBI
Charles Mathias
Rmd
Charles Rangel
DN Y
Congressional Black Caucus
Herald
Mathias
Senate Committee
Frank Church
Idaho
House Judiciary Committee
William G. Miller
Tary
Miller
State Department
Iran
Liquor Pirates Lose Boat After Mill Creek Heist
In Cincinnati burglars paddled a flatboat up Mill Creek to National Distilleries, beached it, broke into a liquor trailer, and fled on foot with about 1260 dollars worth of liquor as police arrived. The incident followed alarms. On this date in 1974 thirteen nations began a conference in Washington on energy problems.
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Cincinnati
Mill Creek
National Distilleries
Nalions
Washington
Family Goose Wins Reprieve From Town Board
In Pacifica California the Animal Advisory Board voted to allow Elmo the 15 pound goose to remain a household pet. Elmo had previously been deemed a wild goose by the Humane Society after biting the mailman. The board tabled an ordinance that would force his release or euthanization and required no further action beyond keeping him in the yard.
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Pacifica
Calif
Robert Maguire
Animal Advisory Board
San Francisco
Maguires
Elmo
The
Humane Society
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