Demonstrations Slated at St Matthew s Education Through Community Days
St Matthew s elementary will host three days of demonstrations on photography panning for gold ceramics aviation sports first aid wood carving karate magic tropical fish and creative dramatics. About 330 students in grades one through eight will tour city facilities hear speakers on politics and minority heritage and choose from concurrent programs.
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St. Matthew’s Elementary School
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
Susan Dunwald
St. Matthew's
Dunwald
Warn Residents On Early Return To Flood Areas
Federal officials urge flood victims along the Mississippi from Hannibal Missouri downstream not to move back too soon as new rains threaten renewed flooding. The corps warns residents in Iowa and northern Illinois to stay cautious while the Mississippi and tributaries fall.
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Associated Pre
Mississippi River Valley
Hannibal
Corps of Army Engineers
St. Louis
Iowa
Illinois
Mississippi River Commission
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Commission
Mississippi River
Campora, Peron Meet On Cabinet Lineup In Argentina
Argentine President-elect Hector Campora held a private meeting with Juan Peron to discuss forming the new cabinet. The talks, held in Madrid, focused on shaping the government that will take office after Campora's inauguration.
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Madrid
Hector Campora
Juan Peron
Campora
Wake for Slain Brings Tension In Wounded Knee
At Pine Ridge South Dakota AIM militants prepared to bury their dead during the Wounded Knee standoff. Talks with federal negotiators were stalled as funeral plans for Frank Clearwater 47 ofCherokee NC influenced the crisis. The Oglala Sioux tribal government allowed the wake on the reservation and possible burial at Rosebud after opposition to a Wounded Knee burial.
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Pine Ridge
S. D
UPI
Wounded Knee
American Indian Movement
AIM
Kent Frizzell
Frank Clearwater
Cherokee, N. C
Pine Ridge Reservation
Rosebud
Clearwater
Medical Groups Urge Abortion Law Restriction in Iowa
Iowa Medical Society and the University of Iowa hospitals and clinics urged that abortions beyond 24 weeks require hospital termination of pregnancy committee approval. The policy aligns with U S Supreme Court guidelines and recommends first 12 weeks abortions be done in a hospital or qualified clinical facility.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Medical Society
University of Iowa
U. S. Supreme Court
Texas
Iowa Medical Society House of Delegates
Cambodian General Will Seek Nixon Talk
Gen Lon Non brother of Cambodian president Lon Non and former interior minister said he will seek a meeting with President Nixon in about three weeks in Paris.
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Paris
UPI
Lon Non
Interior
Nixon
FBI weighs sabotage in California munitions train disaster
FBI and federal railroad officials probed sabotage as a possible cause of a weekend munitions train explosion in Roseville California. The blast damaged 186 rail cars and forced evacuation of about 35 000 people with extensive home destruction and injuries.
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FBI
Roseville
Calif
Here
U S Classroom Ban on Smoking and Food Proposed at Iowa
Proposed University of Iowa policy would ban smoking and eating in classrooms if faculty senate and student council approve. Administrator Richard Gibson cites maintenance and odor concerns while student Hal Emalfard supports a smoke ban but opposes a food ban. Vice president Phillip Hubbard says a classroom ban would become policy if approved.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
U. of I
Phillip Hubbard
Richard Gibson
Gibson
U. of Iowa
Hal Emalfarb
Emalfard
Hubbard
UV of
Iowa
Senate Liquor Bill Survives First Test In Town Legislature
Ten years ago the senate home rule liquor by the drink bill passed its initial hurdle as a dry amendment was defeated in the town legislature signaling support for the measure.
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Senate
Three Hurt in Hazleton Crash
At 7 20 a m Tuesday a two car collision on highway 150 three miles south of Hazleton injured three people. Bessie Everett 62 Hazleton passed a car and a semi truck and hit Laverne Anstey 42 Hazleton as he pulled onto the highway from a gravel road. Everett and Anstey were treated and released Penny 4 Everett granddaughter remained admitted with possible skull fracture and leg injury.
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Hazleton
Highway 150
Here
Bessie Everett
Laverne F. Anstey
Anstey
Road embargo lifted in Winneshiek County actions
DECORAH The county board of supervisors removed the spring road embargo on all county roads through April. In a separate action Dr. D B Vagts of Ossian was named secretary of the county board of health replacing Kenneth Messer who resigns in June.
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Decorah
Winneshiek
Biuffton Board Grants Auctioneer License
The Biuffton store and the board approved an auctioneer license for Harry Halverson, allowing him to conduct sales under the permit.
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Biuffton
Harry Halverson
Man Struck by Car Suffers Leg Fracture
INDEPENDENCE Alvin Larson 25 Waterloo was taken to a Waterloo hospital with a fractured leg Monday after being struck by a car west of Independence on highway 20. The Buchanan county sheriff reported Larson and Jack Wilhey Yorktown were in a pickup that became stuck on the shoulder a mile west of Independence. They flagged a semi driven by Bud Norman Montana. The three were walking to the rear of the pickup when a car driven by Paula Wieland 18 Winthrop struck Larson. No charges were filed.
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Independence
Alvin Larson
Waterloo
Buchanan County Sheriff's Department
Larson
Jack Wilhey
Yorktown
Bud Norman
Montana
Paula Wieland
Winthrop
May Day Bomb Blast Hits Portuguese Office
An explosion shattered the fourth floor of the social welfare ministry offices in Lisbon early Tuesday, damaging nearby houses and shops. Police reported no injuries. The article notes May Day disturbances in Portugal in recent years and mentions a beer permit linked to Ed. McConnell.
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Lisbon
UPI
Ministry of Social Welfare
Portugal
Ed. McConnell
British Unions Stage Protest Over Controls
London protesters join a May Day action led by the Trades Union Congress against Phase 2 of the anti inflation curbs on wages. The measure caps weekly pay raises at 2.48 dollars plus four percent of base pay, following a six month wage freeze. Prices rose over eight percent during Phase 1.
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London
Trades Union Congress
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