Emmy Awards Kick Off With Daytime Focus On ABC
Televisions annual Emmy festival opened on ABC with a 90 minute daytime program awards show aboard a Hudson River excursion boat. Fifty four nominees competed in nineteen categories for daytime honors as the event moves to CBS next week for the nighttime program awards.
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Television Listings Evening Schedule and Stations
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Congress Faces Higher Spending Trend Says Top Aide
Washington AP reports that despite approvals of spending plans forecasting a 68.8 billion deficit, House Appropriations Chairman George Mahon warns spending tends higher. He notes deficits may remain large and stresses using new budget procedures to curb waste, with full detail to come in 1976.
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Sadat to seek U.S. aid to repay Soviet weapons loans
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told Al Hawadess, in Lebanon, he will ask President Ford next month for U.S. financial help to repay Soviet loans for weapons. He plans to raise the issue in Salzburg before their June 12 meeting, and questioned Soviet terms for rescheduling debts and supplying Egypt.
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Fragmentary Note On Soviet Topic Appears In OCR Scan
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Ray Withdraws One Nomination To State Board
Gov. Robert D. Ray rescinded one of seven nominations to the state board of accountancy after concerns over Gaylen Halverson 42 Cedar Falls teaching at the University of Northern Iowa and questions about his CPA status. Other nominees include Leo Burger 54 Cedar Rapids Harry Carlson 53 Des Moines Roger Cloutier 55 Des Moines and Ruth Kaney Des Moines with two public members appointed Harry Jensen 57 Des Moines and another public member.
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Two Washington Students Win Design Contest
Two Washington high school students tied for first in the first architect contest held with the student-built house project sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors and board of education. Doug Murdock and Patrick Marshall each received a $50 prize at the Realtors meeting.
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Redbud Road
Don Menning
Menning
Ibew Local 405
National Electrical Contractors Assn
Bernie Wyatt
University of Iowa
Former Iowa City Officer Named Chief
Paul C Hoffey a former Iowa City detective sergeant has been named police chief at Cedar Falls Hoffey 42 succeeds Roger Wood who resigned last January Acting chief Michael Reifstock has served as acting chief Hoffey was named to the post by Mayor Jon Crews and will assume duties June 16
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Linn County Cancer Society chair chosen this week
John P. Ferring was elected chairman of the Linn County chapter of the American Cancer Society this week. He will succeed Mrs. August Honsell when the term starts next fall.
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Linn County
American Cancer Society
August Honsell
Linn County Road Oiling Applications Open Now
Applications to oil roads for dust control are being accepted at the county engineer's office in the courthouse from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. on weekdays. A mobile office will visit Springville, Mt Vernon, and county home shops on set dates. Oil will be applied twice in summer, in June and August, with minimums of 150 feet for platted subdivisions or 300 feet for individual residences. Fees are $18 for 150 feet and $36 for 300 feet, with 7 dollars per extra 50 feet. Last day for first application is May 30. Cash payments only, no refunds. A signup period for the August application runs July 14 to 25 while supplies last.
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Springville
Mt. Vernon
County Home Shop
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