Culver Calls for Western Arms Sales Summit
Sen. John Culver sponsors a plan to organize a NATO led western summit on arms sales to curb checkbook diplomacy. He cites U S arms exports of about 10 billion dollars annually and warns of destabilization in the Middle East and petrodollar growth tied to arms sales.
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D-lown
Iowa Democrat
Congress
Iowa
Richard Clark
Mike Blouin
State Department
United States
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U.S
Mid-East
Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
Iran
United
NATO
Soviet Union
Kissinger
State Official Rejects City Building Permits Plan
Des Moines faces a permit clash as Stanley McCausland says no city permits will be sought for two state office buildings on state land. Ted Wiedenman insists city codes and the state law require inspection and compliance, signaling a legal dispute and potential court action.
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DES Moines
UPI
Stanley McCausland
Ted Wiedenman
McCausland
Wiedenman
Iown
Decorah condemns land for campground expansion
The Winne shiek county condemnation commission awarded 9050 dollars for 13 acres to acquire additional land around the Decorah campground at the west edge of Decorah. Lands north east and south of the existing site were included with 7150 dollars split among Terry Anderson Delores Cornforth A E Sheridan and Winneshiek county claims. Nicholas Russell Ken and Mary Ness et and Clifford Viola Stevens received 1500 and 400 dollars respectively. Awards were evaluated by a panel including Charles Miller Earle Corlett Eugene Wicks Milton Smith Robert Koboushek and Willard Linnevold.
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Decorah
Winneshiek County
Feisel Denies Assault Charge In Tama County Court
Jeffrey M Feisel 20 of Tama pleaded innocent to assault with intent to inflict bodily injury. Judge William R Eads set a Dec 8 jury trial. Feisel allegedly struck Toledo Police Chief Leo Kendall 57 at the Oct 3 homecoming dance. Kendall resumed police duty last week. Roger Backen 19 of rural Tama faced a resisting execution of due process charge as he interfered with handcuffing Feisel. Backen's case is pending.
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Toledo
Jeffrey M. Feisel
Tama
Tama County
William R. Eads
Feisel
Leo Kendall
South Tama County
Roger Backen
Kendall
Backen
Miller pleads guilty in death case hospitalized in Dubuque
Myra Miller who pled guilty to conspiracy in the death of her husband was admitted to Mercy Medical Center in Dubuque after an apparent overdose. She was to be sentenced in Manchester, but the proceeding was postponed.
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Dennis Fisher
Judge Denies Temporary Ruling on Chaplains at State Penitentiary
Fort Madison Iowa AP Judge D B Hendrickson denied a request for a temporary injunction blocking state payments to chaplains and chapel maintenance at the state penitentiary. A hearing is set for December 11 on a permanent injunction sought by the Iowa Civil Liberties Union for Delores Rudd and Mrs David Dowell.
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Fort Madison
Lee County
D.B. Hendrickson
State Penitentiary
Hendrickson
Iowa Civil Liberties Union
Delores Rudd
David Dowell
Cedar Rapids
Hardman Rites Set for 26-Year-Old Mrs. Hardman
Services scheduled Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church for Mrs. Roger Hardman 26 who died Sunday. Visitation follows 2 p.m. Tuesday at Hintz Funeral Home with a Scripture service at 7:30 p.m. A memorial fund has been established.
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Oelwein
Sacred Heart Church
Roger Hardman
Hintz
Two Convicted of Marijuana Counts Plan Appeal
William A. Lain and Patsy Hoekstra Lain of Iowa City were sentenced to ten years each for unlawful delivery of marijuana. The couple planned to appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court after Judge John Hyland denied their motion for a new trial and set a November 26 delay for incarceration.
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Toledo
William A. Lain
Patsy Hoekstra Lain
Iowa Supreme Court
Lains
Iowa City
Tama County
William Lain
Anamosa
Patsy Lain
Rockwell City
John Hyland
Hyland
Arizona
Gladbrook
Three Men Fined in Poweshiek Hunting Case
In Poweshiek County Magistrate Elsie Minner fined Bernard Waterbeck of Brooklyn Mike Ahrens of Grinnell and Rodney Allen of rural Grinnell $100 each for hunting with artificial light at night. They were fined $25 each for having a loaded and assembled gun in a motor vehicle. Allen also paid $15 for hunting without a license.
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Grinnell
Elsie Minner
Poweshiek County
Bernard Waterbeck
Brooklyn
Mike Ahrens
Rodney Allen
Allen
Judge Adds Sting to Sentences for Two UNI Students
Two University of Northern Iowa students Randall D. Burke and William F. Gordon received deferred judgments in Tama county district court after pleading guilty to marijuana possession. Judge William Eads placed them on probation with a $100 charity contribution each to Tama county funds and deferred judgment to November 19, 1976. They were arrested on Highway 21, two miles north of Dysart, on September 19.
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Toledo
University of Northern Iowa
Tama County
William Eads
Randall D. Burke
William F. Gordon
Davenport
Eads
Burke
March of Dimes Fund
Gordon
Dysart
Earl Augustine, Iowa statesman and former senate leader dies
A. E. Earl Augustine, longtime Iowa political figure, died in Oskaloosa at 85. He served as Mahaska County state senator from 1936 to 1951 and was Democratic floor leader for four sessions. He ran for governor in 1942 and spent 18 months in the Soviet Union as an agriculture expert in 1929 1930.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
A.E
Earl
Augustine
Garland
Mahaska County
Senate
Ankeny
Soviet Union
Additional Tai Dam refugees arrive in Iowa over 300 more
Over 300 Tai Dam refugees reached Des Moines on three charter flights bringing total Laotian arrivals in Iowa to 670. The groups were processed at Camp Dodge and linked with sponsors for relocation across cities from Keokuk to Rock Valley. Colleen Shearer said 303 on the latest flights included two babies. about 65 percent were 12 or older. All families are sponsored and some have jobs lined up.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Camp Dodge
Colleen Shearer
U.S. Army
Keokuk
Rock Valley
Shearer
Second Lunar Eclipse Visible to Iowans
Lowans may view a second lunar eclipse this year as the Moon rises at 4 51 p m Tuesday and enters totality at 4 03 p m. The event follows the May 25 26 eclipse hindered by clouds. The Moon will be partly visible, with totality lasting until 4 44 p m and sky conditions dictating appearance.
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Iowa
Bayh Attacks US Juvenile Justice System in Iowa
Sen. Birch Bayh spoke at an Iowa Civil Liberties Union symposium criticizing how the system handles young offenders. Rep. Thomas Higgins urged creating a juvenile division within a new corrections department and citizen youth service commissions. ICLU Legal Director Gordon Allen defended constitutional rights for juveniles. Today polls mark George Gallup turning 74.
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Des Moines
UPI
Birch Bayh
Indiana
United States
Bayh
Iowa Civil Liberties Union
Democrat
Thomas Higgins
Davenport
Iowa
Higgins
Department of Correction and
ICLU
Gordon Allen
Educational Technology Use and Misuse Lecture Topic
Dr. Melvin J. Hetland, chair of Cornell's education department, will discuss Educational Technology Use and Misuse in an honors lecture Thursday at 11 am in Maxwell Auditorium of the Cornell Library. Public attendance is invited.
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MT. Vernon
Melvin J. Hetland
Cornell College Education Department
Maxwell Auditorium
Cornell
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