Marion St Josephs Spring Festival and Fire Dept Features
Marion St Josephs Catholic church schedules a June 8 6 festival with a Northeast Iowa spring tug war championship featuring teams from Greeley St Donatus Temple BI and nearby communities. Firemen's waterchill center slated for June 6 at 1 30 pm with departments from the area. Randall Maher 24 of Cedar Rapids was arrested for drunken driving at the Hwy 1 151 intersection and for possession of a controlled substance.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Northeast
Iowa
Tam Greeley
St. Donatus
Temple BI
James
St Joseph's School
Fourteenth Street
Randall James Maher
Fifteenth
Cedar Rapide
Marion
Maher
East Marion
Mahar
Linn County
Insect Hormone Antagonists May Fight Pests
A scientist at the New York state agricultural experiment station reports a new class of natural compounds that block the juvenile hormone in insects, producing precocenes. These anti hormones may offer selective, plant derived biological pest control with minimal effects on animals. The discovery, backed by Rockefeller Foundation support, could lead to mass produced precocene analogues.
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Geneva
N.Y
Scientiss
Williams Bowers
New York State Agricultural Experiment
Bowers
Soen
Br. Bowers
Rockefeller Foundation
Coleman Miffed By Concorde Noise Test Evasion
Washington AP report says Transportation Secretary Coleman vows to bar Concorde flights from unmonitored runways after a last minute Dulles runway switch caused inadequate noise monitoring. He summoned the British ambassador to discuss the incident and criticized the French British sonic jet for higher noise than expected.
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Washington
William Coleman
Coleman
Federal Aviation Administration
British Airways
Peter Rainsbotham
Norman Todd
FAA
Laken
FAA Officitis
Chena
Dulles
Tyarday
Plan to Resume Community Mental Health Center Aid
Washington UPI reports the federal aid for new community mental health centers will resume with 22.4 million dollars from the National Institute of Mental Health. Dr Frank Oenberg says the program is revived after two year lapse. Review committees recommend 37 million dollars and about 40 centers may share funds. Final center locations to be announced after review.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Oenberg
Nimh of
Kelale
Armed Robbery Strikes West Liberty Inn Cash Register
A man armed with a long barreled handgun robbed the Liberty Inn at West Liberty interchange around 11:55 PM Wednesday. Josephine Webb on duty said the intruder forced her to lie down as he took about $120 from the register. Suspect described as about 6 foot tall, 230 to 250 pounds, in his mid-40s, wearing a dark stocking cap. Cedar County sheriff’s department investigating.
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West Liberty
Liberty Inn
Intersute HO
Josephine Webb
Cedar County
Two Jury Verdicts in Cedar Rapids Case Draw Mixed Results
Jury verdicts in two separate trials produced one guilty ruling and one innocent verdict. Kerry Haines, a 3 year old subject in the first trial, was charged with receiving stolen property after authorities say he took a television set to a Cedar Rapids store for a refund. He claimed he took the set from his brother to settle debts. An earlier trial in this case ended in mistrial due to a hang jury. In a separate Cedar Rapids case, David Ray, 18, was found guilty of breaking and entering in a March 14 burglary at a southeast Cedar Rapids home.
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Kerry Haines
Recair
Iog
Anamosamus
Cedar Rapids
Ary
David Ray
Missing crown jewels court scope muddled vault dispute
Rome reports say the Bank of Italy chest containing the crown jewels may be opened only by “persona entitled to I” amid unconfirmed rumors of missing gems worth about 41 million dollars. Magistrates seek who can authorize access as officials note the chest is intact and sealed in the bank vault since 1948.
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Rome
UPL
Foie
Bank of Italy
Umberto II
Portugal
Hank
Timnet
Pres
Sald
Texaco Raises Gas Prices One Penny Across Nation
Texaco Inc, the nation's second largest oil company, lifted all grades of gasoline by one cent per gallon at company owned stations with immediate effect in all 50 states. Wholesale buyers may also pay more. This marks Texaco's second one cent rise this month as the national average for regular gasoline sits near 59 cents.
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New York
Texaco Inc
Mation
Mealera
Texaco
Governor Ray Defends State of the State on Corrections
Governor Ray rebuts Rep. Higgins who said the January address was silent on prison reform. Ray cited a section on corrections and noted 308 minutes of overcrowding at Fort Madison and Anamosa since 1974. Higgins urged clearer budget asks and a plan for a new security facility.
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BES Movies
Robert Ray
Tom Higgins
Davenport
Iowa
Ray
Dennis Nagel
Bia
Social Services Institutions and Corrections
Fort Madison
Anam Fa
Fork Madi~son
Anamosa
Higgins
Wik
Siggine
SEC Sues To Halt Tax Shelter Fraud
SEC asks federal court to stop Petrofunds Inc a Houston based high flyer facing a $76 million eight year tax shelter fraud. Investors included sports stars and executives such as Larry Ceconka Brooke Robinson Kerryn King Milton Handier and Walter Fran with ties to Te XSCO and Columbia University. The action mirrors the prior Homestake fraud style scheme.
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Washington
Brooke Robinson
Lawrence Marcus
Nie
Van-Marcus
Lore
Texaco
Kerryn King
Columbia University
Milton Handier
New York ‘Stock Exchange
Walter Fran
Prom Het Anmertenns
Congress
Boas Afl-Drilling
Halalea
Town Fathers Fear Armpit Image Hurts Sonoma California
Sonoma leaders fear a TV deodorant ad could label the town the armpit of California. Residents complained after a Ben Basic commercial filmed in town, with payment to participants. Officials plan tighter script approvals and a filming fee to deter future use.
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Sonuma
Callf
UPI
California
Somma
Simoma
IRA Letter Bombs Found Defused in Britain
Seven letter bombs believed mailed by the provisional IRA were found at prominent British targets on Wednesday. All devices were defused safely, signaling a potential new IRA bombing campaign.
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London
HPI
Scntland Yard
Irish Republican Army
Provisional Ira
Britain
Greek labor bill approved sparks protests and strike threat
In Athens parliament passed a controversial labor bill banning political strikes after earlier protests left one dead and over 100 injured. Labor unions vowed a 48 hour general strike starting Monday to pressure the government to withdraw the measure.
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Athens
Greece
Agatnet
Kisinger Celebrates 53rd Birthday in London
London reports say Secretary Henry Klasinger marked his 53rd birthday during an eight day European mission. The event included a brief guest of honor appearance at a party in London. The secretary received birthday gifts from supporters and messages from Fidel Castro. The trip coincides with global tensions and ongoing Middle East and Cyprus settlement efforts.
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London
UPI
Henry Klasinger Markel
Beiay
Elvan
Amotienti
Winsi Barapes
Ford
Fidel Castra
Hivann
Gal
Anpala
Sucesna
Stockholm
Gresen
Trykey
Frost
Cyprus
Can
Legal Notices From Monticello Area Probate and Ads
A dense OCR style legal notices page mentions probate, estates, and guardianship actions. Names such as Brian Reece Adrian, Margy and Elena appear amid references to RICKEY, PRONATE, and various local offices. The fragmented text lists dates, locations, and filing actions, with scattered organization initials and political entities.
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St. Joseph's
Marion Public Library
Marlon Aloubdlles
First Presbyterian Church
Kenwood
Alanott
Coder Rapids
Marion Police
Stickney
Bord
Binanting
Marion Booster Club
Jane E. Brody
Wew
York
Welss and Welsh
First
Skogman Constructon Co
Plumbwood Court
Curtis Cope Construction
Twentyseventh Avenue
Mission Builders
TwentyIth Avenue
First Street
Robert C. Kucera
Fifth Avenue
Gordon Johnson
Pith Avenue
A Avenue
Hugh Churchill
Park Avenue
Nona E
Tenth Avenue
Wiber
Stickeney
Mowe
Didty.k. Bilden
Ninth Avenue
Larry 0. McPherson
Town City
Kenninger, Realtors
Fred J. Gibrom and Co
Reaktors
Concorde
Lint
Massige
Tim
SEC
Lohannn
Mad
Hipartung
Participanta Happy
Henry Riboni
Sonora
Henry Maysonave
Sonoma
Wwe
Maysonauve
Carron
Joh Fremont
United States
del Sonoma
Chamber of Commerce
Elaine Stefferaid
Riboni
Mayconnavy
Texas
Ribani
Kisinger
Montice
Spain
Tyalt
Dale
Tomy
Thonfeuley
Vance
Trices
Brian Reece
Rickey
Elaine
Lea
Javon H. Har
Adrian Ator Fiat
Fiony Pt Roy
Ieee Matera
David
Ari
Margy
Lowe
Linn
Ronan Sping
el Perratrlns
Fay
Evechor
Crurk
Ale Inert
Elena
Westmoreland
Furion
Iperial
Malek Wood
Plategrat
Frankama Patiecy Corning
Boston
Marlon
Cedar Hills
Mare Char Paha
Gazette
Belew
Emma Stordy
ADA
Sempra
Merherertes
Fe Geeman Sheena
Mats
Shanche
Persia
Hestoncd
Sevradverd
Erlea Gore
Cape
Dayeo
Norma
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