Voc Rehab Overhaul Set in Iowa City
Iowa officials announce a reorganization of the Vocational Rehabilitation Division merging three units into a single Des Moines office. Warren Van Eschen will head the merged operation, taking the new post November 1, as part of efforts to improve service to handicapped individuals.
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Public Instruction
Jerry Starkweather
Department
Warren van Eschen
Cedar Rapids
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Van
Starkweather
Yhe
Division of Rehabilitation Education and
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Congress
Harbridge House, Inc
Boston
Harbridge House
Facilites
Winter Storm Rips Across Midwest With Heavy Snow
A major winter storm spans the Midwest and Rockies driving snow and winds up to 100 mph. Snow totals reach 11 inches in Evanston Wyoming and a foot at West Yellowstone Montana, five inches near Rapid City South Dakota. Arctic air drops temps near zero in several locations as travel hazards rise across northern plains and upper Midwest. The storm reaches New England Thursday night with freezing rain possible in parts of Nebraska.
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Minnesota
Evanston
Wyo
Yellowstone
Mont
Rapid City
South Dakota
New England
Michi
Gan
Cut Bank
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Rockies
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Plateau
Nebraska
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Michigan
Upper
Peninsua
Lionwood
Mich
Chicago
The
Weather Service
Colorado
Wyoming
City Pool Repair Costs Prompt Takeover Debate
The United Community Services board advised that city operation of the Elizabeth Bender pool hinges on a $18,246 boiler and repair bill from Jane Boyd Community House. Additional needs amount to $7,145 for furnace repairs and $9,485 to modify the chlorination system, with no discussion of fault causes.
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Creer Reems
United Community Services
LCS
Elizabeth Bender
City pool buyout eyed as market steadies
CCS President Henry Madden says four options exist as stocks hold gains in late afternoon trading. The Dow stands near 140.3 with industrials up while declines edge ahead. Dr Percy Harris notes Jane Boyd and city officials discussed pool repairs and a potential city takeover despite cost concerns.
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CCS
Henry Madden
New York
Blue Clip
Jane Boyd
Chuckle Caption: A Beautiful Woman Notices You
A witty line defines beauty and charm with a playful twist. It pivots on who notices whom, ending with a light self aware tone about the speaker. The humor rests on perception and mutual noticing.
Draft Offices Hit In Upstate New York Ransackings
Police said draft board offices in Batavia Niagara Falls and Geneseo were ransacked during the night in a series of vandalism incidents. Authorities urged anyone with information to come forward and asked local residents to remain vigilant as investigations continue.
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N.Y
UPI
Draft Board
Batavia
Niagara Falls
Gene
N. Y
Fatally injured in Cedar Rapids two car crash
Zola Fuller, 62, of 800 F avenue NW, Cedar Rapids, died at St Luke's hospital from internal injuries after a collision at Ells boulevard and Edgewood road NW. Her husband Lloyd C. Fuller, 70, was hospitalized with a ruptured pelvis but in fair condition. A passenger in the Eastin car Laura Sharon, 6, was admitted for observation with a head injury and later released.
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Zola Fuller
F Avenue NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Lloyd C. Fuller
St Luke's
Fuller
Joanne M. Eastin
Midway Drive
Ells Boulevard
Edgewood Road
Eastin
Laura Sharon
Brentwood Drive
Release of 618 Viet Cong and 2,320 others under amnesty
Saigon announced its largest wartime prisoner release ahead of Thieu's inauguration. The defense ministry said 518 repentant Viet Cong would be freed and 2,320 admitted to the open arms program, with prisoners to be freed for a period of indoctrination before returning to villages or government work. The move comes as the U.S. lists 462 known POWs and 1,176 Americans missing.
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China
Denied Army Hospital Alert for U S Prisoners of War
Chicago Tribune reports senators were told a Denver army hospital could receive up to 200 returning U S PWs from Vietnam soon. White House Pentagon and hospital officials denied any alert or imminent release. Officials said no plans to receive more than existing war casualties and no mass release information.
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Stoffiet
Jerry Friedheim
Department of Defense
U.S
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Auto fumes kill boy and injure two in Williamsburg
A Williamsburg area car misused exhaust fumes led to the death of Rhys Sandersfeld, 1, and left Terri Kahler, 16, and William Clay, 1, in critical condition at University hospitals. Police say the boy was left with Kahler while they rode in a car whose muffler was bent, allowing fumes to enter the passenger area. Funeral services for the boy are planned for Saturday at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church.
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Iowa City
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Verne Sandersfeld
Wiliam Clay
Terri Kahler
University Hospitals
M. Ware
the Gazette
Wilamsburg
Ware
Carla
Clay
Sandersfeld
St. Paul's
Lutheran Church
McSwiggen and
Tito To Visit DM Tuesday In Des Moines
Des Moines AP Gov Robert Ray will greet President Tito of Yugoslavia on Tuesday afternoon in Des Moines. Tito is expected to spend under two hours, visit a local farm, and depart the area amid tight security with limited public access.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Ray
Tito
Yugoslavia
Iowa
United States
State Department
Seven Combat, 32 Non-Hostile War Deaths
SAIGON AP report says seven Americans were killed in combat in Vietnam last week, third straight week under ten. The total US deaths last week included injuries from combat and accidents and illness, with noncombat fatalities rising to the highest weekly toll since February. A spokesman attributed part of the noncombat rise to helicopter crashes.
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Saigon
U. S
Vietnam
Brothers Killed In Auto Crash Near Decorah
Two rural Decorah brothers on the way to school died when their car struck a milk truck backing from a farm driveway. Rodney Halverson, 16, and Richard Halverson, 15, were killed. driver Rodney Gay of Mabel Minn. was uninjured.
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Deborah
Rodney Halverson
Richard
J. Richard Halverson
Decorah
Rodney Gay
Mabel, Minn
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Stamalles
Gay
Cenemiene Barry
Mabel
Leland Anderson
Newburg
Minn
Halverson
North Wincheshiek
Stelne Funeral
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