Ford No Restraint on Farm Trade in Iowa Stop
President Ford, on his 61st Iowa campaign visit, pledges no embargoes and a free market for agriculture. He touts long term stable grain markets, opposes government grain reserves, and backs emergency loans for livestock, while Dole labels his embargo pledge as unrealistic. Ford arrives in Des Moines to a cheering crowd at Iowa State University.
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In Brief Mortgage Rate Hike and Policy Moves
Washington reports 8.8 percent FHA single-family loan rate rising to 9 percent next Monday. VA lines housing policy for mental health. Havana broadcast cites a bombing claim. FDA to propose ban on sprays with fluorocarbon gases. Continental Baking drops medical claims to meet FDA objections. Personal income up 0.5 percent in September, $6.8 billion rise. August manufacturing and merchant sectors show $27 billion growth. Another economy story on page 18.
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Weather Outlook With Freeze Tonight And Clear Saturday
Partly cloudy tonight with a likely hard freeze and lows in the 20s. Saturday clears with highs in the 40s. Strong OCR fragments about TV, ads, and remarks follow, including stray lines about weather and a speaker.
Nobel Peace Prize Held, 1976 Prize Not Awarded
Oslo officials announced the Nobel Peace Prize for 1976 would not be awarded this year. The prize money of 160,000 dollars will be reserved for 1977, as the committee has done before, with possible later award or return to the Nobel Foundation fund.
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India
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Driver falls asleep plunging semi off Iowas bridge
A westbound Hagen Inc semi left I-80 at the I-380 interchange two miles west of Coralville at 10:30 p.m. Thursday. Driver Robert Bender of Omaha was hospitalized with facial injuries after reportedly dozing. vehicle damage was about 30,000 with bridge damage near 3,000. Bender faces a charge of failure to have his vehicle under control.
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To Seek New Trial for Two ABP Officials
NEVADA UPI The Iowa supreme court is expected to back an appeal to overturn Story county district court ruling that dismissed the trial of ABP officials Frank R. West and Robert E. Lee. The state argues evidence supports criminal intent in alleged fraudulent cattle procurement tied to the ABP bankruptcy.
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Regents Ok 10 Percent Tuition Hike for Iowa Universities
Iowa Board of Regents approves a 10 percent tuition increase for resident and nonresident students at the three state universities for next fall, with separate 10 percent hikes for medical related professional programs. Officials expect final budget action soon, including a $12 million merit pay request for faculty.
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Cedar Rapids C enters contracts inked for ballroom ownership
Cedar Rapids city contracts signed at a mayoral meeting with Peter Bezanson set the stage for a long awaited community center. The plan now includes the city owning the ballroom and arena after completion in about 11 months. Bezanson will fund furnishing the ballroom, reducing hotel costs and increasing city share to about 6.9 million while the hotel project runs at about 35.5 million.
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