Friend of Wolves Kept 27 Wolves in His Yard Says They Aren't Threats
Los Angeles AP report profiles John Harris a 35 year old former Hayward junkyard owner who keeps 27 timber wolves in a backyard pen. He tours schools with two wolves Jethro and Clem to counter claims wolves threaten humans noting no documented wolf attacks on the continent. Harris defends wolves from decimation by ranching and hunters and recounts past jailings for keeping them.
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Los Angeles
John Harris
Hayward
Jethro
Clem
Harris
North America
Alaska
Michigan
Minnesota
Yellowstone Park
California
Warning of Big New Rise in Food Prices
Washington reports say representatives of major food chains warn consumer groups of another sharp rise in food prices, especially meats, in coming weeks. The Price Commission prepares to meet Wednesday to discuss options, including potential direct price controls or rationing, though the administration seeks to avoid such measures. The chains note wholesale beef prices have hit record highs, with no clear end in sight.
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Washington
The
Price Commission
Timothy McEnroe
National Assn. of
Association Board
McEnroe
Treasury
Connally
Asian Council Opens Doors to Red Countries
The Asian and Pacific Council ASPAC opened its door to admitting China North Korea and North Vietnam following Nixon policy shifts. A joint communique said ASPAC is open to non member countries regardless of ideologies, reversing its 1966 stance. Members include Thailand Japan the Philippines Malaysia New Zealand and Australia.
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Seoul
Asian and Pacific Council
Asia
China
North Korea
North Vietnam
Nixon
ASPAC
Peking
Moscow
Pacific
South Korea
South Vietnam
Chung Hee Park
Park
Shen Chang -Huan
Mao Tse-tung
Thailand
Japan
Philippines
Malaysia
New Zealand
Australia
Delay Move On Area One Name Change
The Area One vocational technical school board in Calmar asked the state to postpone action on renaming Area One to reflect community college status. The plan, to partner with Upper Iowa college for an associate of arts degree, faced opposition from South Winneshiek, three Dubuque colleges, and local campus interests due to potential overlap with existing offerings. Superintendent Max Clark said the delay would allow an August decision after an informational campaign.
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Calmar
Area One Vocational-Technical School Board
State Department of Public Instruction
Area One
Upper Iowa College
Fayette
South Winneshiek School System
Dubuque
Max Clark
Manchester Man Charged After Morning Highway Collision
Kahle Jr. 25 of Manchester charged with failure to yield at a stop sign after his car struck a northbound vehicle driven by 76 year old Guy Waalk of Masonville on highway 13 five miles north of Manchester at about 6 a.m. Friday. Kahle had minor injuries. Waalk was unhurt.
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Manchester
Barnes Kahle, Jr
Highway 13
Kahle
Guy Waalk
Masonville
Waalk
Donate Patio For Buchanan Nursing Unit
Independence residents fund a new outdoor patio at the Nursing Care Center of People's Memorial hospital via gifts from Mrs. Paul Greif of Independence and Mrs. Harold McCormick of Manchester in memory of Orin and Clara Primus. Additional donations support ECG equipment upgrades and a Teledmed five year contract to analyze readings by computer. The hospital board approved a salary raise for anesthetist Sharon Thomas and bought a washer and dryer from Troy Laundry Co. for 8,690.
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Independence
People’s Memorial Hospital
Tom McNeal
Paul Greif
Harold McCormick
Manchester
Orin and
Clara Primus
Frank J. Prochaska
People’s Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Telemed, Inc
Chicago
Sharon Thomas
Troy Laundry Co. of America
Tryo
N. Y
Reinstating of Bakers Denied By Church Unit
The Synod of Iowa's permanent judicial commission reversed an earlier ruling and keeps Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker of Iowa City under indefinite suspension. They may attend services but may not receive communion or vote. The Bakers plan to appeal to the 1973 Presbyterian general assembly in Omaha.
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Iowa City
Judicial Commission of the
Synod of Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Baker
Bakers
Presbytery
Iowa
Jack Zervas
Baker
Presbyterian General Assembly
Omaha
Zervas
E. Market Street
Probate Notice and Cedar Rapids Bid Invitations
Probate of the foreign will of Mike A. Haddy deceased appoints Sam M. Haddy and Albert M. Haddy executors. Notices warn that actions to set aside the will must be filed within a year and creditors must file claims within six months. Cedar Rapids invites bids for sewer work, hydrants, and street improvements with specifications, deposit, bonds, and equal opportunity requirements.
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State of
Iowa
Linn Cou
Mike A. Haddy
Sam M. Haddy
Albert M. Haddy
Ty Ies Phael
Civic Center
Cedar Rapids
Edar Rapids
First Street
3Rd Avenue S.E
First Avenue East
Avenue
N.E
Joh Arthurs Cit
Notice of Administrators for Ulch Estate In Iowa
Probate proceedings in Linn County Iowa appoint Marian Barta and Joseph A Ulich as administrators of the estate of Joseph R Ulch. Creditors must file claims within six months of the second publication and debtors pay promptly. Public notice includes hearings on storm sewer plans in Cedar Rapids and bids for Taylor Elementary School and Rehabilitation Center construction.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Joseph R. Ulch
Marian Barta
Cedar Rapids
Joseph A. Ulich
Cmy
Cedar
Mary Yrean
Schfer
Joan E. Ariure
Marital dissolution and construction bids in Cedar Rapids notices
Original notice announces dissolution of marriage between Darlene Bailey and William Howard Bailey with child custody and support provisions. Also includes Cedar Memorial Cemetery wall and storm sewer project bids in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with bid bonds, surety requirements, and right to reject or waive bids. Publication by The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
City Hall
Council Street
Wright School
40Th Street
Richmond Road
City All
Codey
State of
John E. Arthurs
1St Avenue Eest
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
JOHN _E. ARTHURS
District Court of
Linn Coun
Darlene Bailey
William Howard Bailey
Daarlene Bailey
Peter
William Twoward Bailey
Linn County
Joh Reilly
Lega Assistance Office
Second Ave. SE
1St Avenue East
Cedar Memorial Cemery
Cidar Rapids
John Ath Ung
Corn Rapids
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Department of Panning & Redevelopment
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State of Iowa
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Second Avenue
CDOT
General
Secretary of the Board of Education
Associated Architects
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Otto F. Wiedersberg
Gazette Classified
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Novak Monument CO
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Cedar Memorial Lawn Crypt
Garden of Eternal Love
Lost & Fou
Marion
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Lost
Highway 151
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Mushroom
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DIAL
Duncan
Osco Drugs Loeffler
Bestline
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Evans
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Real Estate School OF Iowa, Inc
1St Ave
F.I.S.L
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P.O. Box
Advertiser
1St Street
Sisco
Service Guide
Dick’s Tree Service
Max Dumke
Breeden Tree Service
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Penrane
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Ft. Sen
Don Craft
Aia auacTy
John H. Fields
FANG
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