Garage sales boost town funds and pinsl notices
Bargains entice shoppers as spring weekends bring garage sales across town. Washington High School Distributive Education Assn. vice-president Stan Pfoff promotes the group’s sale at 3020 Bever Avenue SE while Stacia Danielson browses a table at 425 Elder Lane NW. More pictures on Page 5A.
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Stan Pfoff
Canter Point Road
Washington High School Distributive Education Assn
Bever Avenue
Stacia Danielson
Elder Lane NW
Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds and Showers Ahead
Partly cloudy conditions with a continued chance of showers today. Highs in the low 70s and tonight's lows in the mid 50s. Sunday looks similar with highs around 70.
How to react when plans conflict with requests
A fragment from a special feature discusses assertiveness in plans and refusals, noting how people change plans rather than say no. It mentions Flying Adventure and an open cockpit biplane ride as a legend tied to Mike Deupree’s report on page 7A, and a note about Emma Mararie of Coggon chopping wood for a lively life.
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Ge‘zette
Mike Deupree
Emma Mararie
Coggon
Atlll
Sex Scandal Grows in Congress Connection Reported
Washington sources say six additional women allegedly supplied sex to lawmakers or their staffers as part of government jobs, expanding the scandal sparked by Elizabeth Ray who claimed Congressman Wayne Hays kept her as a mistress on the payroll.
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Washington
FBI
Jooking Ito
Elizabeth Ray
Congress
Miss Ray
Wayne Hays
Democrats Meet DES Des Moines Delegates at State Convention
About 5000 Jawa Democrats gather in Des Moines for their state convention to choose national delegates and shape policy on abortion drugs and gun control.
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Des, Moines
Jawa
Yorh House
State
East
Bis
Kitty Glitter Named Regional Winner In Glamour Kitty Contest
Cameo Persian cat Kitty Glitter owned by Jane Gilmor of Fouvenue ME is among 200 regional winners in the All-America Glamour Kitty contest. She advances toward one of eighteen semi final slots and a possible Florida vacation as the 1974 Glamour Kitty advances to later stages.
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Kitty Glitter
Jane Gilmor
Florida
Iowa Crime Code Revision Clears Senate House Adjournment Hurdle
Des Moines reports the Iowa legislature passed the criminal code revision bill by a 32 to 18 Senate vote and 59 to 28 House vote after midnight. The measure, coupled with a fund amendment taxing cities and counties, advances toward adjournment as parties spar over related bills and conference negotiations loom.
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Frank Nye
Des Moines
House
Senate
Iowa
Sui
Atty
Richard Turner
Home Inouse Seinbore
Kennedy Studied Possible Castro Retaliation Plot
Washington AP report says a Kennedy administration team studied the possibility of Fidel Castro retaliating against U S leaders for American attacks on Cuba. The secret study, prepared before Kennedy's assassination in November 1963, was kept from the Warren Commission and later from Congress. Investigators on the Senate panel learned of the study during CIA and FBI performance probes, with findings due to be made public within two weeks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Warren Commission
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
FBI
Associated Press
Cestro
Brown Opposed to Busing in Principle
California Governor Edmund Brown and former President Ford nominee Ronald Reagan spoke on busing and China policy as campaigns race toward primaries in Rhode Island Montana South Dakota California Ohio and New Jersey. Brown said he would not file a anti busing brief and urged court discretion while stressing racial integration for survival. Reagan backed mainland China arms sales as natural but criticized Ford for secrecy and warned about Taiwan relations after November.
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California
Edmund Brown
Ronald Reagan
Rhode Island
Montana
South Dakota
Ohio
New Jersey
Reagan
Brown
Georgia Goy
Jimmy Carter
Rep
Morris Udall
Arizona
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Nation
Ford
Washington
White House
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Boston
China
America
Ford Administration
Taiwan
Talwon
Amana Society Seeks Injunctions Against 16 Members
The Amana Society filed a 96 page petition in Iowa county district court at Marengo seeking injunctions to curb alleged violations of business permits by 16 defendants including Colony Inn Inc, James C. Koemig, Donald Krauss, Eunice Krauss, William Leichsenring, Lina Leichsenring, Charles Eibach er, Alice Eichacker, Norman Schanz, Joanna Schanz, Schanz Furniture Refinishing, Richard Reeves, Marjorie Reeves, Louis Caspers, Elsie Caspers and Richard Smith. The suit claims the permits limit conduct to benefit all Amana Colonies and that violations threaten the colonies as a historic tourist site. The petition details alleged permit breaches such as unpermitted gift shop operation, selling beer and low quality souvenirs at Village Winery, and selling items at a blacksmith museum complex. The document notes Krauss sits on the Amana Society board.
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Amana Society
Colony Inn, Inc
Schanz Furniture Refine Aching, Inc
Iowa County District Court
Marengo
Cuire
Amana
Society
Culuny Inn, Inc
James C. Koemig
Donald C. Krausa
Eunice Krauss
Wiliam Leichsenring
Lina E. Leichsenring
Charles G. Eiebacker
Alice W. Eichacker
Norman H. Schanz
Joanna £. Sehanz
Schanz Furniture Refinishing, Tne
Richard
James C. Reemiig
Prominen
Colony Inn
Amann
Donald A.nd
Eunice Krousy
Amuna
Willam and
Lins Leichsenring
Black Chnlth
Amanu
Shay Gets Contract Renewal At Shellsburg High
Shellsburg school board renewed principal Larry Shay’s contract after a Friday vote. A public hearing requested by Shay to discuss the matter had been scheduled but canceled after an emergency board session. Residents had circulated petitions supporting Shay, though board president John Rhinehart declined to comment on their impact.
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Shellsburg
Larry Shay
Ila
Shelisburg
John Rhinehart
Shay
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