Service Reduction Prompts Review of Air Mail Schedule
Cedar Rapids postal officials review overnight air mail routes as reductions threaten first class mail and potential delays. Air lifted mail to distant cities may shift to later flights. Cedar Rapids guarantees overnight service to about 50 cities if deposited by 4 pm while revisions proceed. Rep Patchett to host a North Liberty legislative roundtable at the Purple Cow 10:43 am to noon.
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Scarlet Fever Threat Probed At Iowa School
Polk county health officials investigate a possible school outbreak after tests at Urbandale Glimstead school show a high rate of scarlet fever bacteria in throats. Of 230 tested, 52 positive. 460 more cultures taken with results pending. Parents of positive cases notified. doctors urged for treatment. No vaccine. antibiotics needed.
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Poetry Reading Slated at Coe College Event
Poets Marvin Bell and Donald Justice of the University of Iowa will read at 8 p.m. January 24 in Hin Stuart Lounge, Gage Union, Coe College. Bell and Justice, both Lamont award finalists, are affiliated with the International Writers Workshop. The event is free and sponsored by the Student Senate with a matching grant through President Leo Nusbaum.
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Iowa Work Related Fatalities Decline
DES MOINES AP Work related fatalities in Iowa dropped from the previous year with about 100 deaths reported in 174. Labor Commissioner Jerry Addy cited preliminary figures showing fatalities decreasing due to fewer industrial accidents and transportation incidents.
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Three Iowans Sentenced for Animal Killing
Three Iowans and a West Virginian pled guilty in Alleghany County circuit court to shooting a farmer's bull. Each received one year in jail with all but six months suspended and $1,000 restitution ordered. A fourth defendant was acquitted.
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Federal judge upholds campus gay student activities
A federal judge ruled that homosexual student groups at the University of New Hampshire may hold social activities on campus like other clubs under the First and 14th Amendments. District Judge Hugh Downes decided in a suit by the Gay Students Organization against Gov. Mel Thomson and the university. Thomson denounced the decision as tragic after trustees had banned the group’s social activities last November following a campus dance incident.
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Do You Mind Getting Your Own Breakfast Ralph
A speaker asks Ralph to prepare his own breakfast, stating a plan to endure fifteen workdays similar to his. The line hints at routine friction and a challenge to share duties. No further context is provided about characters or setting.
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FBI Favors Law to Govern Counterintelligence in Crises
FBI Director Clarence Kelley proposes a statutory framework to authorize counterintelligence operations during national emergencies. The plan would create a congresses appointed review board and require a crisis declaration to trigger such actions, filling gaps in current federal law while debated among lawmakers.
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Blackout hits Vienna as ice disrupts two provinces
AP report describes a Vienna power outage affecting two provinces after ice caused disruptions. Officials discuss temporary counterintelligence measures and potential legislative responses, including a provisional framework and reviews by Congress, with religious leaders urged to provide input during the crisis.
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