Delayed hearing in Mazanec drunk driving case
A Tama county judge postponed the motion to suppress evidence in the case of Terry Mazanec, 20, formerly of Tama, from July 12 to July 22. Mazanec pled innocent and remains free on bond. trial remains set for September 5. His attorney contends Miranda warnings were not properly given during custody and seeks suppression of breath test evidence.
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Toledo
Terry Chris Mazanec
Tama
William R. Eads
Tama County
Mazanec
Omaha
Nebraska
Marshalltown
Youth 19 Charged With Drunk Driving
Stanley Ray Siemens, 19, of Gladbrook, charged with drunk driving while under the influence. Tama County District Court Judge William R. Eads endorsed the information. Siemens is hospitalized with injuries after a July 1 rollover on county blacktop T-47 near Gladbrook. Arrangements for arraignment will be set once discharged.
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Toledo
Stanley Ray Siemens
Gladbrook
William R. Eads
Tama County
Jared O. Bauch
Siemens
Eads
Bauch
Marshalltown
Montour Men Charged With Assault Battery
In Mayor Ray Crawford s court James Adair and Robert Thomas both of Montour faced assault and battery charges on information filed by Al Leggett. A Montour bartender Marshalltown at Swedes Tavern was named as well. Each man paid $50 and $4 costs. Isaac Roberts of Indian settlement was fined $50 and costs for intoxication on a public highway but jailed 10 days in lieu of payment.
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TAMA
Ray Crawford
James Adair
Robert Thomas
Montour
al Leggett
Marshalltown
Isaac Roberts
Roberts
Homemade Bomb Explodes in Polk Jail
Polk County sheriffs deputies report a Friday night incident at the Polk jail where a homemade matchhead bomb in a plastic medicine container exploded. No injuries or serious damage occurred, and officials deem it likely a prank rather than an attack.
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Polk
Polk County
Wilbur Hilberth
Fish Kill Reported At Lake Lacoma
East Dubuque police found thousands of dead game fish along Lake Lacoma shores. Ray Miller says bass northerns walleyes bluegills and perch were killed. Water samples are being taken as a district biologist investigates the cause. a previous fish kill occurred last summer at Mauss Lake in Dubuque.
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East Dubuque, Ill
Dubuque
Lake Lacoma
East Dubuque
Ray Miller
Jo Daviess County
Mauss Lake
Secretary Stimson Plans Norwegian U S Army Battalion
Secretary Stimson announced plans to form a Norwegian battalion within the U S Army in the near future, signaling a widening role for foreign volunteers in national defense.
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Stimson
U.S. Army
Sig Mickelson resigns over bias report at institute
Sig Mickelson, former CBS News president, resigns as a director of the American Institute for Political Communication over the release of a study charging bias in network TV newscasts. He says he did not know the methods used and cannot endorse findings blamed on the study’s authors.
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New York
CBS News
American Institute For Political Communication
Institute
Sig Mickelson
Edward M. Glick
ASPC
Sen
George McGovern
Mickelson
No-Fault Plan Opposed by Iowa Legal Groups
Iowa legal associations led by the Iowa State Bar Association the Iowa Academy of Trial Lawyers and the Iowa Defense Lawyers Association adopted resolutions opposing a no fault insurance bill in Congress. Insurance Commissioner Huff urged congressional defeat arguing higher premiums for Iowans with little added coverage and a shift of costs to states with heavier populations.
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DES Moines
UPI
William Huff
Iowa
Congress
Huff
Iowa State Bar Assn
Iowa Academy of Trial Lawyers
Iowa Defense Lawyers Assn
State Bar Association
New York
California
Forrest M Grimm, 72, Dies in Millersburg Area
Forrest M Grimm 72 longtime Millersburg area farmer died Sunday in a Marengo hospital after a long illness Born December 8 1899 near Millersburg he married Pearl Keller January 1 1919 The couple farmed in the Millersburg area retiring a few years ago Surviving sons Melvin Dysart LaVern Millersburg daughters Leighton Worrell Kinross Harold Coffman South English Clarence Bair Guernsey Rod ney Clubb Williamsburg 35 grandchildren and several great grandchildren a sister Earl Tripses Millersburg a brother E Q Grimm Newton Services Tuesday at 1 30 PM Community church northwest of Millersburg Visitation Monday evening Powell funeral home North English
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Forrest M Grimm
Marengo
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Dysart
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Leighton Worrell
Kinross
Harold Coffman
South English
Clarence Bair
Guernsey
Rodney Clubb
Williamsburg
Earl Tripses
E. Q. Grimm
Newton
Community Church
Powell Funeral Home
North English
Teel Fined for DWI in Tama County Court
Robert G. Teel, 25, Belle Plaine, was fined 300 dollars and costs after a Tama County district court drunk driving charge. He received a two day jail sentence but earned credit for time served and had his driver’s license revoked for 120 days.
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Toledo
Robert G. Teel
Belle Plaine
Tama County
When to sell stocks and the peak question
The answer warns against timing bets in stocks trading, noting how many investors chase rising earnings and high multiples. It frames selling timing as part of speculation and argues that once earnings growth slows, pricey stocks lose appeal even without dividends or strong fundamentals.
Utilities for safety and income in retirement
The reader asks about utility stocks for steady income. Answer supports utilities as dividend growers despite poor market swing, noting long records offset inflation and that capital gains are unlikely. also discusses bankruptcy losses and tax deductibility questions.
Bridge Alert From North South Position Analysis
Bridge notation shows North South defense after opening two clubs and three spade bids. The final contract reaches six hearts with East West playing out, and the opening lead is a jack.
Safety plays in bridge bidding and trump finesse
Jim and Oswald discuss a safety play in a bridge problem. South rejects seven spades and hopes North holds queen spades and top cards, then wins the opening heart and later uses a king of trumps trick to avoid two losses. If East or West drops the queen, South can secure all tricks with careful timing.
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Oswald
South
North
East
West
Feigned Bid Inquiry in Bridge Game Question
A bridge puzzle presents a scenario where your partner refuses a seven bid after a pass sequence. It asks what to do when rebidding two diamonds replaces a rebid to three clubs, with the answer to be provided tomorrow.
For Better Health Hormonal Imbalances Cause Acne To Flare
An article discusses acne vulgaris as a serious issue for sufferers, especially teens, linked to hormonal changes in adolescence. It notes mental anguish, outlines sebaceous gland drying and pore blockage, and stresses cleansing to prevent and treat outbreaks.
Agnew Signals 76 Bid After New Hampshire Write-In
Vice President Spiro Agnew indicated his large write-in vote in New Hampshire's March primary influenced his view on staying on the ticket. He told the Manchester Union Leader he might seek the presidency in the future if he ran for vice president again and kept his options open for a broader bid.
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Manchester
N. H
UPI
Spiro Agnew
New Hampshire
Agnew
Manchester Union Leader
French Assembly backs independent nuclear force plan
The French National Assembly endorsed President de Gaulle's program for an independent nuclear force marking a major step in France's strategic policy. The vote signals a shift toward full autonomy in national defense.
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French National Assembly
de Gaulle
France
Truman
Italy launches 253000-ton ENI tanker with eco gear
Monfalcone Italy reports the launch of a 253000 ton supertanker for ENI the state petroleum and natural gas board. The vessel includes anti pollution and safety equipment and has quarters for a 44 member crew.
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Monfalcone
Italy
UPI
State Petroleum and Natural Gas Board
ENI
Soviets Claim Heat Detector Targets Distant Flames
Tass reports in Kharkov that scientists unveiled a heat detector able to measure a burning match's temperature from over 6000 miles away. The device uses materials reacting to ambient temperature changes and creates 270 degrees below zero inside the instrument. Potential uses include studying heat from distant stars and planets.
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Moscow
Kharkov
Tass
Volunteers Aid Wilkes-Barre Flood Cleanup Drive
Twenty five Poughkeepsie area residents left by bus to spend a week helping cleanup flood damage in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. They carried canned foods clothing and cleanup materials donated in a recent charity drive.
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Poughkeepsie, N.Y
UPI
Poughkeepsie
Wilkes-Barre
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Announcement
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Co publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates include 75 cents per week by carrier and monthly or yearly mail options with varying prices. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
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