Lori Kromminga Miss Iowa 1980 heads for Miss U.S.A. Biloxi
Lori Kromminga of Keystone earned Miss Iowa 1980 in Des Moines on April 20 and will compete at Miss U.S.A. in Biloxi, with a plan to attend Miss Universe in Seoul. She is a 21 year old ISU senior and cheerleader preparing outfits with family help and borrowing from friends.
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Lori Kromminga
Keystone
U.S.A
Biloxi
Miss
Lori
Duane Kromminga
Seoul
Korea
Iowa State University
Seifert
Westdale
Des Moines
Ruth Oehlerich
Dorothy Wallace
van Horne
Krommingas
Brian McCulloh
de Witt
Iowa
Iowa Corn Promotion Board
South Carolina
Loras College graduates listed from Dubuque and Fairfax
Eastern Iowans are named as spring degree recipients from Loras College. Michelle M. Edgar Susan Founcl Catherine A. McGrath James C Lynott Thomas J Flaherty Alan A. Sowkup Palo Ellen K Voss receive bachelor degrees including fine arts arts and sciences in Dubuque and Fairfax. On this date in 1973 President Nixon visited Iceland for talks with Georges Pompidou.
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Dubuque
Nixon
Iceland
Georges Pompidou
Senator Comito Cleared In Voter List Case
State Senator Richard Comito of Waterloo was acquitted of misusing voter registration lists after obtaining a list of district residents aged 55 and older. He mailed a survey letter about a prescription drug discount program and invited recipients to visit his Waterloo store Hurdle Drug, offering a discount coupon.
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Des Moines
Richard Comito
Waterloo
Comito
Hurdle Drug
Iowa probes set aside fuel reserve amid price fears
Iowa energy officials consider suspending the set aside program that directs a portion of gasoline and middle distillates to stations and farmers. Oil jobbers and gas dealers oppose the move saying it protects prices and prevents shortages, with demand and inventories shown as ample. President Nixon's 1973 Iceland trip is noted.
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DES Moines
Iowa Energy Policy Council
Edward Stanek
Stanek
Iowa
Larry Blixt
Iowa Gasoline Dealers Association
Ed Kistenmacher
Iowa Independent Oil Jobbers Association
Council
Doug True
Tel Aviv airport attack by Japanese group in 1972
On this date in 1972 a Japanese militant group carried out an airport massacre in Tel Aviv killing 22 people with automatic gunfire. The assault raised international outrage and intensified security at Israeli air hubs.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
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