Fetter HR Lifts Hawks in eleventh inning win
Springville starter Rick Schulte held Cedar Rapids Prairie to four hits in ten, but Greg Fetter powered a two run homer in the eleventh to give Prairie a 4 2 victory. Prairie improves to 10 6 while Springville remains hotly competitive in a slow market day with muted stock activity amid peace talks news.
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Springville
Greg Fetter
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Hawks
Tun
Fetter
Rick Schulte
Paris
Dan Jones
Indians Send Hargan Down to Portland
Cleveland Indians optioned veteran right hander Steve Hargan to Portland of the Pacific Coast League to clear room for first baseman Chris Chambliss who had been on Army reserve duty. Hargan, 29, had a 2-0-2 record with a 3.49 ERA in eight appearances this season.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Steve Hargan
Portland
Chris Chambliss
Tiargan
Indians
Hargan
Upset Victory by Little King Restaurent and Cedar Hills girls
In Friday league play the Little King basement team upset Yowler Electric 25 hit at tack with Scott and Paluch homering for Fowler. Davidson Chaplin beat Vern's Standard 144 as Linda Kalesick hit three homers. Merchants Bank toppled May City Lanes 15-5 with Patty Walsh and Sheen Glynn homering. Minor girls Lori Matel eck led Lancer Lanes 12-1 over Me Too. Me Too's Sandy Ha zelka homered. In boys play Pazour Motor Sports topped Midwest Investment. Coca Cola beat Schmitt Construction.
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Little King Restaurent
Teague
Cedar Hills
Yowler Electric
I&14
Antnid
Scott
Paluch
Duede
Elwanger
Steinert
Petsel
Fowler
Linda Kalesick
Cathy Henry
Lynn Setireder
Davidson Chaplin
Vern
Patty Walsh
Sheen Glynn
Merchants Bank
May City Lanes
Linda Altoff
May City
Lori Mateleck
Lancer Lanes
Dows Dairy
Larry
Sharp Realtors
Angelia
Rondabush
Nancy
Pesek
Nancy Derks
Betht Orlmayer
Sandy Ha
Zelka
Mike Johnson
Schilligs Auto
Pazour Motor Sports
Midwest Investment
Coca Cola
Schmitt Construction
Minor Facts Maetien Be Minor Facts Maetien Be
Sports brief listing scores from multiple leagues with teams such as Syracuse Rochester Louisville Pacific Coast and Tucson Albuquerque Phoenix Eastern League Rivers Blishe City West Haven Reading Blifield and Southern League Knoxville Birmingham Charlotte Jacksonville Savannah Montgomery Columbus Texas League Alexandria Amarillo with several 4 to 7 point results and ties.
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Thee Rivers
Blishee City
West Haven
Reading
Blifield
Knagvile
Birmingham
Asheville
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Savanna
Montgomery
Columbus
Sam Anténia
Shrevenael
Alexandria
Amarillo
National League Flavor Club Top Ten Baseball Leaders
A fragmented list of players, teams, and stats from the National and American leagues, naming pitchers, hitters, and managers with home runs, runs, and decisions. Notable mentions include Cincinnati, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles, with various players and figures across teams.
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GAB
Cedeng
Whyal Ur Sia Li
Ube Farquiten
el Malou
Adliver
Brock It. Oy
Torre Sil
Lee ST
Sonie Chitay
Ciemunte
Cincinnati
Kugman
San Francisco
H.darong
Atiel
Colbert
San Diego
Balted
Benet
Linginnali
Alvar
Pittspurgu
Storwell
Pittsburgh
Wakesen
Houssan
Kingman
San Prangis
Ray
Houston
Malan
Cinchneh
Bidgs
Piltedutgh
Foe AG
Tarret
Montreal
Sultan
Los Angeles
Httsharehey Seaver
New York
Rlay Grimpley
Fragmentary OCR News Item From Unknown Source
A partial OCR segment references multiple unclear names and locations. The readable bits mention ages and dates in a garbled context, but no coherent event or outcome can be established for a concise news summary. No definite persons, organizations, or places can be reliably identified.
Iowa U to have students run campus beer sales
University officials recommended that a student organization take over campus beer sales at the Iowa City Union. Iowa Student Agencies, Inc. or ISA would manage all operations including insurance, pricing, staffing, and maintenance, with a bar planned in the Union Wheel room ready by late August. The proposal awaits state board of regents approval and detailed discussion at the July Cedar Falls meeting.
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Iowa City
UPI
University of Iowa
James Burke
Iowa Student Agencies,Inc
ISA
Burke
Hhis
State Board of Regents
U. of I
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Marc Snyder
Carrier Wasp To Scrap Heap at Quonset Point
The Wasp, an aircraft carrier active in World War II and the Cuban Missile Crisis era, is to be decommissioned and bid Saturday. At 26 years old it faced fatigue cracks in three propeller shafts, deemed too costly to replace, with its steel likely sold for other uses.
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Quonset Point
Sap
Wasp
Ani
Navy
Fischer Still Holding Out Over Match Conditions
In Reykjavik Iceland the world chess championship ran into money disputes as Bobby Fischer refused to guarantee his appearance without a new condition. He demanded 1 percent of the gate receipts for the four games plus a share of the $125 000 purse and existing TV and film income.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris
Spassky
Russia
Chess Federation
Fischer
Banks and offices close for July 4 holiday notices
Wherton First Nations and Farmers State banks will be closed Thursday July 4. Law offices White Stone and Horan and Allen and Fishel will be closed July 3 and July 4. Bridal services ad notes shopping, and an apartment for rent near the Excellent location with contact 37-0460.
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White, Stone and Horan and
Allen and Fishel Atte
Farmers State
First National
Lutherans Open Convention in Revised Worship
The biennial Lutheran Church in America convention opened in Dallas with a refreshed liturgy, new music, and a more direct, joyful service. About 2,500 attendees gathered at the Apparel Mart Great Hall, aided by chartered buses, as congregants embraced and exchanged greetings during the ceremony.
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Dallas
inter-Lutheran
Commission On Worship Andj
Roberts
Apparel Mart
Ooutskirts
Christ
Daniel Moe
University of
Center Point Again Rejects Linn Landfill
Center Point town council rejects joining Linn County health department’s landfill project opening today. In a special session, the council voted to partner with Hiawatha to maintain one of the area sites west of Toddville, sharing costs pro rata. Robins and Walker may join the Todd operation. Manon remains sole Linn County contractor at the county home site.
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Center Point
Thei
Center Point Town
Linni County Health Department
Specia
Hiawatha
Toddville
Robins
Walker
Bel
Todd
Manon
Linn County
Salvation Army Names Cedar Rapids Center Director
Capt Edward F Jarvis 11 appointed by Salvation Army territorial headquarters in Chicago as director of the Men’s Social Service Center in Cedar Rapids. He took command Wednesday after serving as commander in Hannibal. Married with two boys 9 and 10, he is a professional magician known as Jarona. This is his seventh Salvation Army appointment since 1959 and his 61st at a men’s social center. Major Ed Jarvis, his retired father, once directed the center’s old downtown location.
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Edward F. Jarvis
Salvation Army ‘Territorial Headquarters
Chicago
Army
Cedar Rapids
Jarvis
Hannibal
Jarona
Salvation Army
Ed Jarvis
Local Marion Churches and schedules listed
A garbled church listing for Marion covers Bethel First Grace Robins Squaw Creek and St Joseph s congregations with times for Sunday school and worship. It merges in a United Nations budget note noting the 1973 proposal at 224 million dollars and Waldheim s austerity pledge.
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Grace Baptist
Don R. Martin
Unday
Robins
Faith Baptist
Orner
Main and Mentzer
Tom R. Rankins
Squaw Creek
HHS Ithave
Dustin A. Lane
Belera Gat
John Casey
Wil
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
World Organization
Benton Benton Attacks Clark Walk Campaign Tactics
Independent U.S. Senate hopeful Fred Benton criticized Dick Clark s Iowa walking campaign calling it a publicity stunt on the level of goldfish swallowing. He warned it risks participants and motorists and termed it a dark fundraising stunt undermining senate dignity.
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Sioux City
Independen
U.S. Senate
Fred Benton
Senate
Dick Clark
Iowa
Clark
Hil Benton
Local Churches and Worship Schedules Listed Across City
Multiple congregations are listed with worship times and Sunday school schedules. AMC requests a 4.9 percent price boost for 1973 models. A motorcyclist was hurt near Lansing after losing control on Highway 4.
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AMC
Why take our word that want ids work Try one yourself
Nonsense OCR fragment offers no clear event or named entities. The readable portion mentions trying something yourself but lacks concrete subjects, dates, places, or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item.
Nixon Proclaims October 15 as White Cane Safety Day
President Nixon Friday proclaimed October 15 as White Cane Safety Day and urged Americans to give greater consideration to the special needs of the blind.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress approves 2.2 billion Hurricane Agnes disaster aid bill
Both houses pass an emergency appropriation to aid flood and hurricane devastation. The funds go to 12 agencies via the Office of Emergency Preparedness for temporary housing road and bridge repairs debris clearance and repair or replacement of public facilities. The bill totals 2.2 billion, exceeding the president’s request by 1 million.
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Washington
Congress
South
Dakota
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Vance
Saigon
Ident Nixon
Alexander Haig
Nixi Jon
Clark Walks 16 Miles on State Jaunt
SALIX AP Democrat Jick Clark of Marion walked 16 miles on his Iowa tour to promote his US senate bid. He spoke at the Sioux City monument honoring Sgt Charles Floyd and Lewis and Clark with Lt. William Clark. He rested at a truck stop and a cab stand, cooled with a swim at Brown's Lake as temperatures rose into the mid 90s. He planned to press on toward Sloan and Whiting while weather forecasts warned of possible thunder showers.
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Salix
Jick Clark
Marion
Iowa
Senate
Sioux City
Charles Floyd
Ness
Clark
William Clark
Dick Clark
Lewis, Clark
Sgt. Floyd
Sioux
Sergeant Bluff
Woodbury
Brown's Lake
Missouri River
Sloan
Whiting
National Weather Service
Lowa
May Change Guideline on Pay Raises Bold Says
Washington AP notes Pay Board head George Boldt says the 5.5 percent raises guideline could be altered to keep inflation between 2 and 3 percent. He emphasised a possible change if needed and mentioned staff work and early study by the board. Public hearings in several cities are planned this summer for input on Pay Board regulations.
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Washington
Stan Yard
George Boldt
Rod
National Press Club
Boldt
Balut
inChicago
San Francisco
Atlant
Michigan Man Charged With Aiding Hijacker
An individual from Michigan faces charges of aiding a hijacker while signaling support for anti inflation measures. The case involves planned testimony across multiple venues, with limited details provided by authorities.
Nixon press talks on food prices and beef cuts expected
President Nixon spent an hour with the council as press secretary said he supports exploring feasible actions to provide quality food at reasonable prices. The defense department plans a 10 percent cut in beef purchases for four months while the Pentagon reduces inventories of meat and other foods by 4 percent. In a separate case, Peru Indiana accused a Detroit man of aiding in a hijacking plot tied to American Airlines flight 119. Walter Petlikowsky of Ecorse Michigan is charged with direct participation with WeNally in the hijack plan, per FBI briefing.
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Nixon
Council
Peru
Ind
Detroit
American Airlines
FBI
Walter Petlikowsky
Ecorse
Mich
WeNally
Utility Chief Disappointed By Rate Veto
Dwight Swanson of IPALCG criticized an Iowa Commerce Commission ruling that cut Iowa Power and Light Co. rate increase from 5.2 million to 2.81 million annually and ordered a refund of almost 3.2 million to 189 customers in central and southeastern Iowa. Swanson urged scrutiny as he evaluates the order.
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ORS Moines
UPI
Own Power and Light Co
Des Moines
Iows Commerce Commission
Dwight Swanson
Ipalcg
Ualility
Commission
Ipslcc
Central
Iowa
Bond Posted on Assault and Battery Case
Gary Dvorak a 20 year old from 1724 Sixteenth Avenue SW was arrested Friday on a warrant charging assault and battery. He posted 110 bond and was released. The information was signed by Paul James and Justice of the Peace Green Powers. James alleged Dvorak beat him up Tuesday.
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Gary Dvorak
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Dvorak
Paul James
Mayden Avenue
Befor
Justice of the Peace Green Powers
James
Young Man Faces Robbery Charge
Donald Prosser, 19, of 3040 Center Point road NE, was arrested Friday night on charges of assault with intent to commit a robbery. He allegedly struggled with Judy Tucker, 87, of 11608 T avenue NE, in Daniels Park, attempting to steal her purse. Prosser posted $1,009 bond and was released.
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Donald Prosser
Center Point Road
Prosser
Judy Tucker
T Avenue
Daniels Park
Cedar Rapids
Deadline on Food Control July 16
Washington AP The Price Commission set July 16 as the date food wholesalers and retailers must come into compliance with Phase I price guidelines. The rules cover fresh eggs fruits vegetables and raw seafood as costs rise for these items.
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Washington
The
Price Commission
Driver Charged After Collision on Highway 150
Oelwein Cedar Rapids man 44 was recharged with driving left of center after his car collided with a vehicle driven by Ning Biv of Oelwein three miles south of Oelwein on Friday night. Neither driver was injured.
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Oelwein
Howard Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Ning Biv
Highway 150
Nagers Sees Suharto in Jakarta
Jakarta Indonesia AP report says Secretary of State Rogers departed Saturday after talks with President Suharto.
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Nagers
Suharto
Jakarta
Indonesia
Rogers
Yemen
Suharta
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