Three people injured in Marion bus car collision
A Monday afternoon crash at Third avenue and Fourteenth Street in Marion involved a school bus driven by Richard A. Camp and a car driven by Anthony Dunlap. Injured were Rosalie Dunlap, 46, and Richard and Anthony Dunlap. Rosalie remained in fair condition in Iowa City with facial injuries after treatment at St Luke’s. The other two were treated and released from St Luke’s. Damage was estimated at 5000 dollars to the bus and 2400 dollars to the car. The incident remained under investigation with no charges filed.
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Third Avenue
Fourteenth Struet
Rosalie Dunlap
Hopkinton
St. Luke's
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Richard Dunlap
Anthony Wayne Dunlap
Highth Avenue
Marion Pole
Marlon Independent
Richard A. Camp
Central City
Wey
Anthony Dunlap
Fourteenth T Street
Marion
Marion library board member resigns its seat
The Marion library board accepted the resignation of Mrs. Robert Kindervag as a board member. Mayor Chester Bullis will name a replacement. The board also approved repairs to a leaky pout, a $450 donation for new drapes, and plans to preserve old library documents and prepare a public history ticket set for a future event.
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Sena
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Jim Ware
Iowa
Nixon Cuts White House Staff By About Fourteen Percent
Iowa officials welcomed a federal move to import 250 million gallons of No 2 fuel oil from the Virgin Islands easing shortages. White House sources say the president has slashed professional staff by about 14 percent since plans to shrink the federal bureaucracy were set, with 23 White House professionals leaving for private life and others reassigned.
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Rocky Mountains
Robert Shultz
Lyndon Johnson
McGovern Ponders Campaign Aged School Tax Priorities
DES MOINES AP report outlines McGovern reflecting on his 1972 campaign and proposing three top priorities for legislation. Elderly care, property tax relief, and balanced education funding are emphasized by Guy Robert Ray as central policy goals.
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McGovern
Ray
Frank Nye
DES Moines
Aee
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Robert Ray
Tragic New Orleans Vacation Ends in Gunfight Deaths
Roanoke couple Dr. Robert Vernon Steagall and Elizabeth Steagall, both medical interns, were killed in a hotel shootout in downtown New Orleans. They had planned to leave for Pensacola after New Year and had ties to Roanoke Memorial Hospital and the University of Virginia medical program.
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Dr.lin
Robert Vernon Steagall
Steagall
Roanoke Memorial Hospital
Steatioke Memorial Hospital
Wits
Elizabeth
Roanoke Valley
William H. Flannagan
Memorial
New Orleans
Willet J. Hi
Martinsville
Pierre Sprinkle
Sprinkle
Philip
Hexboro
Welcome For Governor Cool in New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire AP reports an odd early morning scene at the statehouse as a man claiming to be Governor Mel Thanson asks for keys to the governor office. The janitor asks his identity while the temperature stands nine degrees below zero.
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N. MH
Statshouse
Ed Grime
Mel Thanson
Thomson
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Pittsburgh
Sores
Georgia
Lorid
Arrest Son of Former C R Man In Airport Fuss
Des Moines AP report states David Reed a UNI student from Kansas City was arrested at Des Moines municipal airport after allegedly leading crew to get off a moving plane. Reed, 23, a junior, resisted officers and was later released after the municipal court continued the case for one year.
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University of Northern Town
Reed
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Cedar Rapids
Rhan
Larry Frederic
Luther Glanton
Southeast hit by heavy snow and ice statewide dangers
Freezing rain and icy conditions plagued the Southeast on Tuesday, closing highways and snapping power lines as thousands faced outages and bitter cold. Snow spread from Northern California to Nevada, while a Jacksonville North Carolina roof collapse killed one. Two elderly sisters died in Red Oak Georgia near Atlanta after a tree limb fell on their home.
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Library Schedules Canada Travel Film Program
A one hour travel film program on Canada will be shown at the downtown public library Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Kenneth Kersey of Travel and Transport will introduce the films, and a travel book will be awarded as a door prize. This is the fourth in a spring series covering Tong Kong and Puerto Rico in coming months. Two years ago Cedar Rapids health officials noted a measles epidemic of 419 cases appears to be tapering off.
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Kenneth Kersey
Tong Kong
Puerto Rico
Cedar Rapids
No Trace of Errol Flynn Son Missing Since 1970
Fort Dodge AP report states Sean Flynn, son of actor Errol Flynn and former Time journalist, remains missing in Indo China since 1970. His mother Mrs. Allent Loomis says no new information. cable from Sihanouk’s partisans in Cambodia confirms no trace found to date.
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Sean Flynn
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
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Time Magazine
Four Cedar Rayids charged in drug arrests
Legal notices report 32 arrests over two days in Cedar Rapids area. Names include James Stick 20 and Peggy Koenigham 22 charged with possession and delivery of controlled substances. Widespread alleged sales of hashish and speed cited. several suspects released on recognizance.
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Richard
Ceareran
Ely
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Fifteenth Avenue SB
Tan
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