Jets Pose A Problem For Miami
Bruce Lowitt reports a tumultuous week for the New England Patriots as star running back Carl Garrett is suspended for the season amid a coaching upheaval. The Miami Dolphins aim for a 10th straight win and first playoff berth, while the New York Jets, led by Joe Namath, seek revenge after a recent Miami loss. Additional NFL matchups include Pittsburgh at Cleveland and others. O.J. Simpson leads Bills despite a 2-7 record.
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Highlands Coaches Quit After Game Cancellation
New Mexico Highlands University head football coach Bill LaChapelle and offensive coordinator Jim Miller resign under tension that led to the cancellation of the HU Weber State game. Officials await replacements as faculty and athletic council meet. The dispute centers on alleged player discipline and team unity after a racial incident and suspensions earlier in the week.
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Player Opens Two Stroke Brazil Open Lead at Gavea
Gary Player fired a one under 68 to reach 133 after 36 holes at the Brazil Open. Juan Quinteros shot 66 to stand two behind, eagle aided. Doug McClelland and Steve Melnyk tied for third at 139 and 140 respectively. Eagles sign Alexander and lose Stevens to knee injury in Philadelphia.
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Owens May Be the Key For Cougars
Rookie coach Larry Brown found a center in 6 foot 10 inch Tom Owens as the Carolina Cougars rebounded from a loss to the Nets to beat the Indiana Pacers 127-120. Owens scored a career high 23 points while Joe Caldwell 27, Billy Cunningham 26, and Mack Calvin 23 led the balanced offense. George McGinnis led Indiana with 39 points and Julius Erving poured in 45 for Virginia in other ABA results.
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Beaver Blacks Charge Andros
Two former Oregon State University athletes filed complaints accusing football Coach Dee Andros and former baseball Coach Gene Tanselli of racial discrimination. OSU President MacVicar released a HEW notice stating charges and an OCR investigation set for December in Corvallis. Adams and McClarty alleging race-based removal from teams. athletic director Barratt denies discrimination.
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Bobby” McClarty
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Dow Hits Record High as Markets Surge on Positive Data
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 1005.57, up 1.88, marking a record finish for the fifth time in six sessions. Analysts cited an avalanche of favorable economic news, including upward revisions to third quarter GNP growth and rising corporate profits, while the federal deficit declined. A midday selling wave trimmed gains but did not derail the rally.
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Monte Gordon
Sartorius and Co
Livestock Prices Reported for Butchers and Sows
Butchers rose 25 cents to 27.25 while sows held at 24.00. Packing plant delivery quotes ranged 27.00 to 27.50 for butchers and 23.75 to 24.25 for sows.
Webster City Livestock Market Report Summary
Central Iowa Stockyards in Webster City reports cattle at 100 head with no trend established and hogs around 500 head. Butchers rise to top 82.25 with bulk selling 27.00 to 28.00. Sows steady around 24.00 to 22.85, light boars 2.00 to 25.00, and over 350 lb hogs around 23.00.
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Webster City
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Midwest meat trade report from Des Moines markets
USDA notes Friday trade in Des Moines town and river markets with slow beef demand. Choice steer beef down about 1.50 from last Monday, heifer beef down 1.50 from Wednesday. Steer grades 3-4 at 48.00 for 700-800 lb, 47.00 for 800-900 lb. choice heifer 500-700 lb 47.50. Pork cuts slow. loins 14-17 lb steady at 53.06, other cuts varied, hams and bellies near steady. pics, 6-8 lb and 3 lb items cited with prices. Continuous decay noted in some items.
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Prices for slaughter cattle at Postville market
The Friday Postville beef market lists prime steers at 33.00 to 34.00, choice steers 32.50 to 33.50, good steers 30.00 to 32.00, standard steers 30.00 to 31.50, choice heifers 31.50 to 32.50, good heifers 29.00 to 30.50, utill racer 21.50 to 25.00, and bulls 30.50 to de.
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Cedar Rapids hog market prices steady on Saturday
Cedar Rapids buyers paid steady prices with Friday’s figures for hogs 200 to 230 pounds at 27.25 to 27.75 dollars. Sows 300 pounds down ranged 23.75 to 24.25. Heavier hogs saw reductions per 10 pounds beyond 230. Packers cut 25 to 75 cents per weight grade. Sheep and poultry and grain prices listed, plus a court bid for KU campus recognition of the Gay Liberation Front.
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Mercantile Exchange
Cedar Rapids
Ray Hopes Iowa Keeps Doctors With New Incentives
Gov. Robert Ray called for a new approach to retain medical graduates in Iowa after a Regents report showed the loan program had little success. About 56 percent of loan recipients since 1967 left the state, prompting the governor to urge improvements to make Iowa an attractive place for doctors.
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Allamakee Treasurer Resigns Cites Age
WAUKON AP Art Wendel 66 of Lansing Allamakee county treasurer for 15 years resigned Friday to the county board of supervisors. He steps down because of age and a desire to travel with resignation effective November 30. M L Yohe, defeated in re election, named to succeed Wendel.
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Allamakee
Riday
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M. L. Yohe
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Cedar Falls Girl Hurt in C R Mishap
Patricia Valentine an 18 year old Cedar Falls resident was treated at St Luke s hospital and released after an accident on the 2700 block of First avenue SE. She was a passenger in a car driven by Terri Watson of Marion when the vehicle struck a no parking sign causing Valentine to fall from the car. No charges were filed.
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Former Mayor of Edgewood Is Dead
EDGEWOOD Irv Chapman 86 former mayor of Edgewood a retired hardware store owner and past school board member died Friday Born March 27 1886 at Strawberry Point he was married Feb 1 1911 at Strawberry Point Surviving his wife Cora are two sons Charles and Richard both of Edgewood a daughter Mrs Elinor Yankey Mason City a sister Edna M Davis Edgewood 17 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Services will be at 130 Monday at First Congregational church Friends may call at Appletons after 6 Sunday
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Charles
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Mason City
Edna M. Davis
Sellers Delays Iowa Driver Suspension Rules
Public Safety Commissioner Michael Sellers said he will delay for months his proposals to suspend drivers indefinitely. He seeks time to study the rules amid actions in other states. Committee leaders favor delaying action as several members will be replaced in January. The rules would target drivers with multiple violations and fault in accidents.
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Third Escapee Nabbed Friday
South east Iowa authorities captured the third escapee in the Fort Madison prison breakout. Charles Martin, 36, of Des Moines, was arrested south of Muscatine near Wapello after being spotted in a church where he and two others reportedly overpowered guard Marshall Miller and stabbed him while transporting inmates to hospital. Martin faces return to Fort Madison as an intensive search ends.
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Waterloo Woman Dies In Florida Accident
In Clearwater Florida an 87 year old Waterloo Iowa woman Lao Aehy was killed in a head on crash involving a truck driven by 40 year old Stephen Peoples and another Clearwater man John Austin 82. Both Austin and Peoples died at Mease hospital and the Iowa woman died at the scene or shortly after.
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Shrine ceremonial opens 25 counties with public finale in Vet era
El Kahir Shrine ceremonial opened Saturday with 8 9 men from 22 eastern Iowa communities initiated. The Zurah Merrimakers from Minneapolis to perform a public show at Veterans Memorial Coliseum tonight at 8 p.m. Top officials led sessions at the Embassy club as Cedar Rapids Marion Waterloo and other cities listed new members.
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House Battle Over Boggs Leadership Heats Up
Washington AP report describes a contest for House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs's seat after his Alaska disappearance. Rep. Thomas ONeill asserts strong pledges and retention on the leadership team, while Rep. Sam Gibbons contests the bid. Secret-ballot voting keeps possible multiple pledges.
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Wharton Car Fire at Seventh Ave and Eighth St
Firemen responded to a car fire at the Seventh avenue and Eighth street intersection Friday evening. Owner Charles Randall, 792 Seventh avenue, reported flames erupted from beneath the hood after stopping at a stop sign on Eighth street. Damage focused on motor wiring. Cause undetermined. Joyce Warwald now at Klip N Kurl.
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Charles Randall
Randall
Local churches list Sunday schedules in Marion area
The notice lists multiple churches with service times and pastors including Marion Churches Bethel Baptist Grace Baptist Squaw Creek Baptist Robins Faith Bible St Josephs Catholic Christian Robins Church of the Brethren Ascension Lutheran Lutheran Church of the Resurrection St Pauls Lutheran First United Methodist Prairie Chapel United Methodist First Presbyterian Reformed Presbyterian Church of God Seventh Day United Seventh Day Brethren and related contact line. It notes worship times from early morning to evening and Sunday school hour details, plus a lost and found line at 398-8234.
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8Th Ave
William C. Larson
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14Th Ave
Lyle W. Lee
Grace Baptist
15Th St
Don R. Martin
Squaw Creek
Wilkins School
Kermit W. Jelmeland
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John D. Huber, Jr
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Sweet Land of Liberty
Prairie Chapel
Notice in Cedar Rapids Hotel Debt Case
Plaintiff seeks $429.60 for food and lodging at Roosevelt Praotor Hotel during September 1972. Defendant Lee Brevig must appear by December 16, 1972. failure risks default and judgment. Attorneys Simmons Perrine Albright Ellwood represent the plaintiff at 1215 Merchants National Bank Building Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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City of
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
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Merchants National Bank
Robert B. Ward
Plaintaff
Notice of Incorporation of Diversitec Inc
A corporation is organized under Iowa law as Diversitec Inc with perpetual duration and authority to issue 100000 no par shares. The initial office is 2363 Blakely Blvd SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52403 with agent Gregory F Frohner. Directors: Gregory F Frohner Shane J Williams Steven R Hiermstad John W Gerber. Date November 13 1972.
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Blakely Blvd
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gregory F. Frohner
Shane J. Williams
Fifth Ave
Steven R. Hiermstad
Grant Wood Drive
John W. Gerber
First Avenue
Coralville
Diversited, Inc
Notice for proposals for construction of sanitary sewer Cedar Rapids IA
City of Cedar Rapids invites sealed proposals for sewer construction on West parking Edgewood Road Southwest from US Highway 1 to 12th Avenue Southwest. Work by contract using 38 inch by 8 inch sewer pipe and concrete manholes. Bid opening December 6, 1972 at 9 am. Requires 10 percent bid bond. Council may reject all bids.
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Edgewood Road
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