Rings Found Among Gravel on I 90 in Wyoming
Mr and Mrs Shedenhelm spent summer in Yellowstone as a maid and cashier and dining room worker. Rings she removed to apply lotion were lost on Interstate 90, found three days later by friends with light left to search, restored by honest locals. Gillette chamber president notes radio interest.
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Russell
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Interstate 90
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Gillette
Campbell
King’s Cross Fire Traps Reported In Underground Station
At King’s Cross station on the Underground five lines Northern Circle Metropolitan Piccadilly and Victoria were affected as a blaze trapped 30 people at one point. Fire crews conducted a four hour search finding no one remaining. About 100 firefighters and equipment were on site as the area was sealed off. A witness described smoke filled passages and rescue efforts including an escalator and ambulances.
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Piccadilly
Victoria Press Association
Doug McAdam
King’s Cross
George IV
Train hearing reveals security push contrasted with protester risk
Testimony centers on whether station security chief Banta or foreman Hubbard approved moving a train as demonstrators protested. Willson recalls an attitude of not worrying about protesters while lawmakers clash over the record and scope of the Iran Contra era hearing.
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Edward Hubbard
Hubbard
Willson
Ma‘rity
Central Americ
Larry Hopkins
R-Ky
Oliver North
National Security
Hopkins
Andrea Primdahl
Washington
Subcommittee
Bill Nichols
Dala
Primdahl
Louis DeBenedette
Veterans Fast For Life
USS
Nicaragua
Branstad weighs stance on income tax check off
The governor shows reluctance to endorse an income tax check off, saying check-offs are impractical as too many requests would dilute funds. The Chickadee wildlife check off exists, while charging admission to the state museum is not favored. A Magid and Associates poll of 400 Iowans preceded the governor’s remarks.
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Richard Vohs
Vohs
Towa
Chickadee
New State Museum
Thetorical Society
Postville Hires Local Agriculture Teacher And Coach
Tim Hageman, a Cedar Rapids hog buyer, is hired as full time vocational agriculture teacher for Postville schools and will start December 1. He replaces Tom Wesle who moved to Northeast Iowa Technical Institute. Also hired is Nandy Lenth as assistant wrestling coach on a coaching only contract.
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Cedar Rapids
Tim Hageman
Postville School Board
Tom Wesle
Northeast Iowa Technical Institute
Postville Board
Hageman
Iowa State University
Nandy Lenth
Waldorf College
Wrester
Knox to Stay in Jail Ahead of Hearing in Gillam Case
Marshalltown, AP A judge ordered John Knox Jr to remain jailed without bond at Marshalltown until at least Monday while prosecutors seek to refile the murder charge in the case tied to Elise Gillam. A Nov 23 hearing will review probation revocation as Knox fights the ongoing confinement.
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Marshalltown
John Knox Jr
Nave
Marshall County
Sandra Holein
Elise C. Gillam
Gillam
William Springer
Controversy Over Higley Site Care Center Winds On
Plans to build a 100 bed ambulatory elderly residence at 860 17th St SE face a renewed vote by City Council after a 1966 zoning restriction limits use to a residence or architectural office. A public hearing is set for 9 am at City Hall to decide whether to renew the restriction for 21 years.
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Gazete City
Reshcare
Higley
17Th St
City ‘Council
City Hall
McConnell-Steveley-Anderson
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