Two Lansing youths die in separate accidents
Two Lansing youths died in separate accidents this week. Jeffrey T. Guider 10 was fatally injured when he fell from a farm wagon being pulled by a tractor two miles south west of Lansing. The driver was unidentified and services are pending. Eric Stiber 18 was killed when his car missed the curb and rolled over on county road X52 one mile south of Lansing. A passenger, Dwight Van Brocklin 18, was hospitalized in stable condition. Stiber was a senior at Eastern Allamakee High School. Services for Stiber are set for 2 p.m. Monday at the United Methodist Church Lansing. Burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Lansing
Allamakee
Jeffrey T. Guider
Thomas Guider
Route 1
Guider
Eric Stiber
Frederick Stiber
Dwight van Brocklin
New Albin
Veteran’s Memorial Hospital
Waukon
Eastern Allamakee High School
Stiber
Cheryl
Three Hurt In Postville Area Car Crash
Gene Beese 34 of Postville drove a car east of Postville at 1 15 a m when he lost control and slid into a ditch. Passengers Danny Ewing and Floyd Leuchtenmacher of Waukon were injured and taken to Postville Hospital. Beese charged with failure to control.
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Postville
Allamakee County
Gene Beese
Danny Ewing
Floyd Leuchtenmacher
Waukon
Sheriff's Department
Beese
Cedar Rapids man critically hurt jumping from porch
Cedar Rapids 19 year old Scott Tudor is listed in critical condition at University Hospitals in Iowa City after a fall from a second floor porch at his home on 1438 Fourth Ave SE. He reportedly slipped while on the wet metal porch, with a railing missing since last month.
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Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Fourth Ave
Scott Tudor
Tudor
Kelly Collins
Collins
Tax rebates proposed to curb obesity in national plan
Two obesity experts urged tax rebates and lower insurance premiums to reward weight loss as part of a federal ten year obesity blueprint. They cited 10 to 30 percent of Americans as seriously overweight and called for calorie labeling and lower fat meat standards along with industry reform. The plan, led by Dr George Bray, aims for final recommendations by year end under NIH sponsorship.
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Washington
UPI
Albert Stankard
University of Pennsylvania
Aaron Altschul
Georgetown University
Stankard
Altschul
Food and Drug Administration
George Bray
Harbor General Hospital
Torrance
Calif
National Institutes of Health
Ten Latin nations suspend coffee exports to lift world prices
Ten Latin American coffee growing countries including El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama the Dominican Republic Ecuador Venezuela and Mexico band together to halt exports until prices recover from about 3 dollars a pound to 1.50. Brazil and Colombia did not participate.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
UPI
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Venezuela
Mexico
Brazil
Colombia
Coe College Homecoming Features Queen and Pie-Eating Contest
During Coe College homecoming festivities alumni Spencer Dickerson from St. Louis and George Henry from Grand Avenue SE took part in a blueberry pie eating challenge. Homecoming queen Vanessa Hazlett, a sophomore from Mason City, was crowned at halftime as Coe defeated Monmouth 14 to 0 at Kingston Stadium. Wes Creason, a senior from Sheldahl, escorted the queen.
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Coe College
Spencer Dickerson
St. Louis
George Henry
Grande Ave
Julie Byerly
Lincoln
Neb
Vanessa Hazlett
Sophmore
Mason City
Monmouth
Kingston Stadium
Wes Creason
Sheldahl
Coe
Fear of police harassment voiced in Iowa case
McNeal and Kneeland allege police brutality in a drunken driving arrest in Cedar Rapids. They describe being beaten, stripped, and jailed without proper care, while police deny excessive force and say they are too busy to harass anyone. The Civil Liberties Union backs external investigation.
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Police Department
McNeal
The
Civil Liberties Union
Cold feet in Russia study notes high wedding dropouts
A Soviet one month waiting period sees 10 to 15 percent of engaged couples call off weddings. The study in Marriage and the Family Today attributes failures to spiritual incompatibility and housing difficulties.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pilots Strike Postponed Amid UN Urgent Air Terrorism Debate
Forty two U N member states urged immediate General Assembly action on air terrorism. Secretary General Waldheim pledged to consider anti hijacking measures as the International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations postponed a 48 hour world wide strike.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
General Assembly
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
Waldheim
Federation
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