Evaluation Of E TV is Needed Ray Says
Gov. Robert Ray urged evaluating WOI TV Iowa State and the state educational network together to assess their value and performance. He noted future changes like classroom cassettes could affect educational TV demand, while praising WOI TV and the network for valuable service.
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Des Moines
Woi-Tv
Iowa State
Robert Ray
William Reichardt
Federal Communications Commission
Reichardt
ABC
Stong
Board of Regents
WOITV
Ray
Iowa
Kdintv
Kiin-Tv
West Branch
Educational Network
Suspended Term For R F Taggart On Disturbance
Ronnie F. Taggart, 22, of 1238 Ninth Avenue SW, pled guilty to disturbing the peace and received 30 days in Linn County jail. Judge Glenn Powers suspended 15 days and the remaining 15 days on a $50 fine. he must move or plead to the malicious injury charge by next Thursday while held on $1,000 bond for allegedly breaking a front window at Betty Reutzel’s residence.
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Ronnie F. Taggart
Ninth Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Taggart
Linn County
Powers
Betty Reutzel
Fourth Street
Florida Growers Fight Weather To Save Oranges
Freezing weather caused two fire deaths in Tampa as a gas heater explosion killed Paul Wilson and his wife Viv. Temperatures fell to 23, threatening Florida’s orange crop while burning tires and smudge pots aided groves recovery and frost warnings indicated extensive fruit and foliage damage.
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Florida
Tampa
Paul Wilson
Viv
James George
Lakeland
Imokalee
Tallahassee
Jacksonville
Miami Beach
Miami
Coral Gables
Palm Beach
Bills Allow 18 to 21 Year Olds to Donate Blood
The Iowa Senate approved a bill allowing individuals aged 18 to 21 to donate blood without parental permission. Senator S. J. Brownlee noted the Red Cross request to speed donations in emergencies, especially on college campuses. The chamber also sent to the house a bill increasing proof required to sever a child from natural parents, as stated by Senator John Mowry.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Sen
S. J. Brownlee
Rimmelsburg
Senate
House
Brownlee
American Red Cross
John Mowry
Marshalltown
Cedar Valley Radio Club Meet and Local Notices
City Briefs cover a Cedar Valley Radio Club meeting with speaker Bill Sabin of Collins Radio Co at Civil Defense HQ. Also includes sales at Giftree and Real Estate ads, water board meeting, a cafe Shiloh opening, and library association convention news.
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Cedar Valley Radio Club
Civil Defense Headquarters
Bill Sabin
Collins Radio Co
31 Killed in Plane Crash in Peru Andes
Thirty one people aboard a Peruvian air force transport died in a crash in the Andes late Wednesday, officials announced Thursday. A separate detector-style ad seeks garage rental with a quick low-cost option. Dial 369-1234.
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Lima
Peru
Malpractice suit set for trial in Cedar Rapids
A rural Central City man, Duane L. Schaul, sues Chicago attorney Sid ney Novit for 100000. He alleges Novit mishandled a Linn district court case arising from a 1965 Monticello car accident and failed to notify him of a dismissal. Trial in federal court in Cedar Rapids is scheduled for March 22.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Duane L. Schaul
Sidney Novit
Linn District Court
Schaul
Novit
Thomas J. Kronlage
Kronlage and Robinson
Linn
White House Portraits Approved for Kennedy Display
The White House Historical Association approved portraits of President and Mrs. Kennedy intended to hang in the White House. The decision follows a review of potential images and styling for official display in the executive residence.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Four Men Charge Drunk Driving In Municipal Court
Four men appeared in municipal court on drunk driving charges. Gene Fries 46 of 335 Eighteenth Street SE pled innocent with case set for next jury assignment. Gerald F. Dougherty 38 of 3724 Kencrest Drive NE demanded preliminary hearing set for May 19 at 2 p.m. Joseph L. Benn 29 of Mr. Vernon pled innocent with case set for next jury assignment. Ray LeClerc 56 of 400 Fifth Avenue SW demanded preliminary hearing set for May 21 at 2 p.m. All were arrested in November or January by Linn County or Hiawatha authorities.
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Gene Fries
Eighteenth Street
Sixth Street
Gerald F. Dougherty
Kencrest Drive
Hiawatha
Joseph L. Benn
Mr. Vernon
Linn Sheriff’s
Mt. Vernon Road SE
Highway 30
Ray LeClerc
Fifth Avenue
First Avenue SE
Linn
Trials Feb 5 For C R Man William C Fraverd
William C Fraverd 25 of 1544 Sixth Avenue SE was arrested and charged with assault and battery and intoxication. He pled innocent in municipal court and posted 140 bond. Trials set for 1 p.m. Feb. 5. He is accused of beating Janice K Moore in a car on Fourth Avenue SE.
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William C. Fraverd
Sixth Avenue SE
Fraverd
Janice K. Moore
Fourth Avenue SE
Young Lisbon Man Admits Gun Charge
Steven H. Edinger, 20, of Lisbon, pled guilty in municipal court to a charge of manner of conveyance for carrying an assembled .22 caliber rifle in his car on January 15. He was fined $15 plus costs.
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Steven H. Edinger
Lisbon
Population at Cincinnati Zoo Really Zooming
At the Cincinnati zoo a population boom is reported with Penelope the gorilla expecting again and 47 cubs born in seven years among big cats. Zoo curator Ed Mruska claims a diet supplement and sun exposure spur reproduction and notes two baby gorillas born in January 1970. If expansion falters, newborns may be sold at up to $4,000 each.
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Cincinnati
Mr. Ed
Cincinnati Zoo
Penelope
Zoo
Mruska
Oil Firms Fined in Gulf of Mexico Safety Valve Violations
New Orleans AP report states Gulf Oil Corp fined 250000 after pleading no contest to failing to have safety valves on oil wells in the Gulf of Mexico. Kerr-McGee Corp 20000 and Tenneco Oil Co 32000 also pled no contest to similar charges.
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New Orleans
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf of Mexico
Kerr - McGee Corp
Tenneco Oil Co
Cub Scouts Pack 10 awards at St Jude School
Cub Scouts Pack 10 awarded members Tuesday at St Jude school including Arnold Kroeze Mark Malacek John Gales Greg Sebers Carl Davis Bill Byrne John Lopata Ray Larson Tom Walsh Scott Spencer Mike Schillig Dave Denlinger Steve Kleiman Eddie Ford Dave Huber Mitch Streit Steve Shelter Larry Sebers Steve Loutsch Bruce Willis Tom Norton Jamie Shea Tim Holden Dan Oourbala Kris Karr Mike Longo Tom Jacobi Paul Tripp Jeff Fitzpatrick Joe Wall David Ruhs.
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St. Jude School
Arnold Kroeze
Mark Malacek
John Gales
Greg Sebers
Carl Davis
Bill Byrne
John Lopata
Ray Larson
Tom Walsh
Scott Spencer
Mike Schillig
Dave Denlinger
Steve Kleiman
Eddie Ford
Dave Huber
Mitch Streit
Steve Shelter
Larry Sebers
Steve Loutsch
Bruce Willis
Tom Norton
Jamie Shea
Tim Holden
Dan Oourbala
Kris Karr
Young Woman in Fair Condition After Accident
Donna K. Cain, 20, of 820 First Avenue NW, remained in good condition at Mercy hospital with a forehead fracture after a Tuesday collision at Eighth Avenue and Seventh Street SE. Her husband William drove the car that struck the rear of a Trinity Lutheran school bus. no charges were filed. A 2-year-old girl, Nancy M. Greif, suffered a forehead laceration and was treated at Mercy and released. her father Loras stopped the car to avoid another collision.
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Donna K. Cain
First Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
William
Trinity Lutheran
Nancy M. Greif
Loras
Plaintiffs Awarded Damages in Buchanan County Suit
A Buchanan County district court jury awarded Nancy R. Carradus of Linn County $7,750 and her husband Philip E. Carradus $200 in a damage suit against Curtis K. Lange and Jack D. Lange. Trial began Monday and the case went to the jury at 6 p.m.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Nancy R. Carradus
Linn County
Philip E
Carradus
Curtis K. Lange
Jack D. Lange
Jury verdict favors Carradus in July 1967 accident
Wednesday and the jury returned a verdict for Nancy Carradus for 17 500 and Philip Carradus for 550 for injuries from a July 16 1967 crash near the Independence city limits. They were passengers in a car driven by Gerald Connelly which was rear ended by a car driven by Curtis Lange and owned by Jack Lange.
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Nancy Carradus
Philip Carradus
Independence
Carradus
Gerald Connelly
Curtis Lange
Jack Lange
Mondale warns of Thai forces in Laos raises US entanglement
Senator Walter Mondale says more than 1,000 Thai troops aided by U S logistical support have entered southern Laos with Cambodian units trained by the CIA and U S personnel. He warns the move risks greater American embroilment and could jeopardize Vietnam troop withdrawals. Pentagon denies Thai troops operating in Laos.
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Washington
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
U.S
Laos
Vietnam
Mondale
Minneapolis Tribune
Washington Post
Nixon
Pentagon
CIA
Panhandle
South Vietnam
Cambodia
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R. F. Taggart
Ginia
Embassy Club
Orlan Handeland
Linn County Conservation Officer
Executive Plaza
1St Ave. SE
Bernadine Hartson
Madeline’s
Mandel, Long, Luce and Sullivan, Realtors
Center Point Rd
Jim Ware
Roosevelt Barber Shop
Peck’s
Cafe
Shiloh
Adv
Daniels Foods
Lowell Sauerbry
Third Avenue SE
Bob Zimmerman Ford
Jerome
Ruth Richardson
Electric Clock
1St Avenue
Plymouth
First Avenue
Plymonth
Kronlage
Schaul Claims
C.R. Man
Smulekoff
Jewelry Department
Famous Brand Watches
Cub
Gedar Rapid
Lindale
Men’s & Boys
Leonardo Strassi
Mens Shop
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