African Unit Still Holds American Male Student
DAR ES SALAAM Tanzania AP Marxist guerillas in Zaire released two women one American and one Dutch after nearly six weeks as captives while an American man remained hostage. The freed travelers Mrs. Emilie Bergmann and Miss Carrie Hunter reached Dar es Salaam while negotiations continued for Kenneth Smith.
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Tanzania
Zaire
Init
U.S
Carrie Jane Hunter
Atherton
Calt
Emilie van Zinnieq Bergmann
Netherlands
Kigorax
Lake Tanganyika
Kemmeth Stephen Smith
Garden Grove
Calif
Beverly Carter
Jan van den Berg
Smith
Me U.8
Ames Teenager Drowns as Floodwaters Hit Ames Iowa
Ames police report a 12 or 13 year old boy drowned when moodwaters from Squaw Creek flooded parts of Ames after heavy rains. The body was found near the creek bank by ISU campus divers after bystanders reported a struggle and marked the spot with a barrel. Flooding along the Skunk River cresting at 19 feet expected to continue into Sunday. Authorities evacuated some homes downtown and ISU buildings saw minor damage while parts of campus remained flooded.
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APT
Squaw Creek
Iowa State University
Squawreek
Skunk
Pear Ames
Army Corps of Engineers
Oskaloosa
Story County Civil Defense
Iowa State Center
ISU
Hilton Coliseum
C.Y. Stephens
Stogium
Continuing Education
Colfax
National Weather Service
Iowa
Clean Air Rule Delay Sparks Mixed Reaction
President Ford proposes a four year delay to tighter auto exhaust rules to 1981 citing health risks from catalytic converters and rising car costs. EPA insiders and environmentalists oppose while Ford Motor Co. lauds the plan for balancing economy and environment.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Rataa
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Big winners at All-Iowa fair highlighted by Cedar Crest and Rosella Richardson
At the All-Iowa fair Cedar Crest Farms Stanwood captured 29 blue ribbons in the agriculture show while Rosella Richardson Ely earned 13 firsts in the artificial flower exhibit. Galen Harm Amber won the first calf-bellowing contest with Julie Alferts Anamosa in second. both earned cowbell trophies. Seventy-six youths competed in dairy junior judging with Anamosa Future Farmers of America and Scott County 4-H Club leading their divisions. Final livestock entries arrived Saturday morning as rabbit judging and cattle arena events opened. Attendance Friday was 11 142, down from 18 554 opening day last year. Stock car races drew crowds and singer Ricky Nelson performed Friday night.
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Cedar Crest Farms
Stanwood
Rosella Richardson
Ely
Galen Harm
Amber
Julie Alferts
Anamosa
Anamosa Future Farmers of America
PFA
Scott County
Saturday Night Shows and Fair Events Schedule
Saturday night events include Tom T Hall and James Darren at 7 and 9 30 p m in the grandstand. Noon buildings and exhibits open with judging starting at the dairy show rabbit show and quality lamb show. Sowid Generation performs at 2 p m in the grand stand. Cow Chip throwing near rest at Farm Town Barn at 3. Stock car races at 7 30 p m.
He's Sweet Cute and Foxy Say Fans
Fans gush over James Darren at the All Iowa Fair as he strolls the midway and chats with concession workers, smiling at admirers and signing autographs during the grandstand show while Rick Nelson plays nearby.
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Foxy
Steve Helle
Carla Hermann
Shannon Johnson
James Darren
Darren
Rick Nelson
Nella
Israel Says Ford Asked More Peace Concessions
JERUSALEM AP President Ford asked Israel to make greater concessions to resume Henry Kissinger Middle East mediation. Washington sources say Ford spoke with Simcha Dinitz at the White House in a cordial mood and urged a new partial agreement soon. Israel reportedly resisted large Sinai concessions for a temporary peace, to avoid losing leverage later.
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Jerusalem
Jerial
Ford
Israel
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Washington
White House
Terael
Simcha Dinitz
Dinitz
Jaraet
Sinai
Robbers Take 4 Million in Jewels in Paris Heist
AP reports four men posing as delivery boys robbed Rita Sherman-Steinberg in her Paris apartment. They tied up the maid and two guests, seizing jewelry valued around 4 million dollars and hundreds of thousands in cash. A 38 carat diamond and a turquoise diamond necklace were among the pieces taken. Most jewels were insured.
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Paris
Revion Cosmetics Empire
Sherman Steinberg
Raw Farm Prices Jump 2 Percent in June
UPI reports that farm prices rose 2 percent in the two weeks toJune 15 driven by higher hog and cattle prices lifting meat costs to new records. Beef and steer prices climbed while hogs gained about 2.2 dollars per hundredweight. grains declined overall with wheat and other grains dropping 13 percent year over year.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Grain Fund Tied to Governor Edwards in 1972 Payments
New Orleans reports an ongoing federal probe into grain export corruption ties Lake Grain Co to payments to two unnamed aides of Governor Edwin Edwards between his 1972 election and inauguration. Degelos confirms staff payroll involvement and says the funds supported transition and inaugural prep. Edwards says payments covered campaign debt, staff support, and household operations.
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New Orleans
Edwin Edwards
Edwards
The
Lake Grain Co
Lyle Degelos
Richard Degelos
Lake Grain
Degelos
Louisiana
EA Words
Wrose
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
Baton Rouge
Clyde Vidrine
Edward
Depelos
Uié
Crowley
Vidrine
Lunys Johnson
State Highway Board
Roadside stand sign lists corn tomatoes cakes prices
A country roadside stand posted prices on a sign reading Corn 40 cents Tomatoes 35 cents Cakes 10 cents and Directions back to town 25 cents ta aang, reflecting a simple rural market notice.
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Bergmann
Norman Bunter
Barbara Stiuss
Ann Arbor
Mich
Oby
Jacquit
Birmingham
Ala
Ford Motor Co
Lee A. Iacotea
Lowa
Ricky Nelon
Cedar Rapids
Jenny Nolan
Los Angeles
NBC
Con Sersion
Jim
Jim Darren
Derren
Please Tun
Tom T. Hall
Grandstand
New York Times Service
Suirts Au Financial Television
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