New Role for Garage Wall by Dianne Larsén
Dianne Larsén, 14, of 2429 Ninth avenue 5W, transformed a blank neighbor garage wall into a painted jungle scene after seeking advice from Mrs. Milford Frazier. What began with a few animals grew into a full wall mural as she painted the side.
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Dianne Larsén
Ninth Avenue
Dianne
Milford Frazier
Weather outlook presents mild relief after humid spell
Partly cloudy and cooler today with highs in the 70s and a sunny Sunday. Clear and quite cool tonight with lows in the mid 50s. Highs remain in the 70s for the weekend as the pattern shifts.
Spare tire worry as tire shortages hit dealers
A stray paragraph from a local paper notes a strike affecting tire supply and how dealers respond. It mentions summer plans, a feature on a young immigrant from Madison to Mt Vernon and a cryptic line about aging and change, ending with a misspelled note.
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Madison
Wis
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Ford Gains Two Endorsements and VP Survey Plan
President Ford won endorsements from Mississippi Republicans Reps. Trent Lott and Thad Cochran after remaining neutral in the nomination fight. Ford outlined a plan to survey about 4,500 convention participants plus hundreds of GOP leaders nationwide to suggest an ideal running mate, while stating he may not be bound by the poll results.
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Ford
White House
Congress
Ron Nelsen
Enid
Reagan
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Cochran
Mississippi
Ford Order Keeps Energy Rules in Force
President Ford signed an order to maintain energy regulations as the Federal Energy Administration winds down, reviving the old Petroleum Energy Office within the White House. The move follows Congress failing to extend FEA life, while a new bill seeks to revive the agency through 1977 with price controls eased and incentives to boost oil production.
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Jackson, Miss
Washington
House
Senate
Ford
FEQ
FEA
Congress
Senate Okays Wives Tax Plan
The Senate approved a pension amendment allowing tax free treatment of certain pension contributions for spouses who do not work outside the home. The plan permits an extra $300 per year to an IRA for a working spouse, aiming to recognize homemakers' role.
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Oi Ashington
Senate
William Roth
R-Del
Thorn Petyons
Owens Cleared of Murder by Linn County Jury
A Linn County District Court jury found David Owens not guilty of murder after deliberating about 12 hours. The 22 year old man faced charges related to the death of 17 month old Jamie Proostgaard, daughter of Owens’ partner, with testimony from three doctors and a defense expert about voluntariness of statements. The jury, comprising Cedar Rapids residents, delivered the verdict at 8 10 p.m. after jury deliberations extended from Thursday into Friday.
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David Owens
Linn County
Owens
Jamie Proostgaard
Janet
Pudit
North Townecourt NE
Marcel
August Hansell
Howell
Hansell
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids girl killed in car taxi crash
A five year old Cedar Rapids girl died Friday night when a car taxi collided near Sixtieth avenue and Siath street SW. Four others including a seven year old sister and the mother were injured. The driver and father were hospitalized for examination. Authorities withheld victims’ names pending next of kin notification. The cab struck the vehicle broadside and the incident remained under investigation.
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C.R
Cedar Rapids
Sixtieth Avenue
Siath Street
Mercy Hospital
Farm price index holds after soybeans rise
UPI reports the monthly farm price index shows higher soybean and crop prices offsetting a sharp cattle price drop. Overall farm input costs remain unchanged, while grain and corn prices rise, and beef prices fall. Agricultural officials warn consumers and schools about beef purchases amid these shifts.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Judge Blocks Strict Food Stamp Rules
A U S federal judge denied a motion to grant a preliminary injunction against proposed food stamp rule changes. The administration aims to tighten eligibility, affecting at least 6 million people, with ongoing legal proceedings focused on the rule's impact and enforcement by the Agriculture Department.
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Washington
UBL
Agriculture Department
John Lewis South
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