One car crash injures man in Marion
Eugene Stick, 47, owner of Marion TV and Records, was admitted to St Luke's hospital with possible head injuries after his car left Eleventh Street, crossed Fourth Avenue, and struck Mable Carrington's horse at 425 Eleventh. The incident remains under investigation. Chamber golf outing rescheduled to September 2 with reservations due September 17. event begins at 1 pm.
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Two Chamber Meetings Slated for Thursday
Marion division Chamber of Commerce schedules two meetings on Thursday. The retail bureau meets at 9 20 a m in Chamber offices 760 Eleventh Street. The transportation committee meeting with Van Snyder of the Iowa highway commission is at 3 p m at city hall. A progress report is planned on the Morton by pass and a report on the city's paving program this year.
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Des Moines probation fugitive posed as doctor at Mercy Hospital
Allen Lee Stanton, 20, on five year probation for armed robbery, posing as Dr Easter at Mercy Hospital in Des Moines. He attended rounds with students, befriended osteopathic trainees, then was apprehended after a nurse grew suspicious. He awaits a court hearing while held in Polk County jail. In California, Eddie Campos burned his car outside a Pico Rivera plant after buying a faulty Lincoln for 6000 dollars and failing to fix it, with sheriff considering a criminal complaint.
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State Farm To Refund 625000 in Iowa and Lincoln
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance plans a refund exceeding 2000 to policyholders in Iowa and Lincoln region after first half profits. Loren Andrews stated dividends will be sent over six months to more than 220,000 loan holders with most private passenger car customers receiving about seven percent of their bills as a credit on the next premium.
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Ketone Discovery of Natural Fds Now Widely Weeded
A fragmented note describes chemical gas production from coal rosin and water. The text hints at ketone discovery linked to natural finds and mentions broad weed-like spread, but details and context are unclear. Further readable details remain unavailable.
Slipped Drug Turner Subdues Strongman At Venice Beach
Venice California UPI reports former Mr Universe David Draper 29 drank a hallucinogenic concoction offered by youths on a hot beach. He became violently strong, threatened guards and beachgoers, then had to be subdued by city rescue personnel. He was taken to UCLA Medical Center for treatment.
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Dazed Cadet Begs Beer During Exercise
During a disaster drill at Fairchild Air Force Base Civil Air Patrol cadets acted dazed as observers said one muttered in German asking for a beer. The report notes the cadet later corrected his statement and the incident drew attention during the exercise in Spokane Washington.
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Crash Hospitalizes Riverside Couple
Riverside couple, Gordon Hath aged 27 and Diane Hath aged 27, were hospitalized in fair condition at University Hospitals in Iowa City after a one car crash on Interstate 8 two miles west of Oxford. Police say the car ran off the road into a ditch. Hath suffered a leg injury while Diane Hath sustained a broken shoulder and facial cuts.
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Drug Crackdown in Lakes Area Reported by Governor
Gov Robert Ray outlined a program funded by the Iowa crime commission targeting drug peddlers in the Iowa Great Lakes region. The crackdown, run from the Blackison county sheriff's office, has led to over 10 arrests since last April, with most seized drugs indicating intent to peddle.
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Fayette Superintendent Resigns to Lead Vinton School District
Fayette Community School Superintendent Robert Jackson resigned Tuesday night to take the Vinton school post effective November 1 or when a replacement is found. Jacobson announced the resignation and noted the Cedar Falls system compared. The Vinton show year started recently without a superintendent amid feuds. Robert Wagner and Peter Lawford star in a TV movie titled How I Spent My Summer Vacation.
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Route One Paving Project in Iowa City Moves Ahead
Route One resurfacing in Iowa City approved by highway commission on Wednesday. Lt. Polling Co. of Iowa City named contractor. bids opened August 12 by the council. Plans to rebuild the high truss bridge over Miuv's creek on highway 216 near Hills in dulinsan county. Damage to a wheel noted with repair costs estimated at 17.09 dollars. recovery expected during the project.
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Raver
Cedar Rapids Second in State for Housing Permits in July
Cedar Rapids ranked second in Iowa town cities for new single and low income family dwelling permits in July with 48 permits, down from July 1974. Des Moines led with 48, followed by Waterloo, Davenport, and Sioux City. statewide remodeling permits totaled 82 percent, Cedar Rapids issuing 243.
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Open Space Land Purchase Approved in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids city council approved a Teacre tract purchase for the Open Spaces program. A warranty deed from Louis and Libbie Pensney was accepted for 54,150 dollars. The riverfront parcel lies on the north bank south of Nis road SE.
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Rogers vows to keep allies as talks with China begin
Secretary of State Rogers told veterans at the national convention that the U S will honor commitments to friends and allies while pursuing normal relations with the People's Republic of China He praised President Nixon's China visit as a crucial step toward broader dialogue and world peace while warning against excess skepticism about summit talks.
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Lewdness Charge Against C R Man
Kenneth R. Clark 41 of 13254 Eighteenth Avenue SW was arrested Tuesday on a lewdness charge in connection with an August 28 incident involving a Cedar Rapids woman. He was held in the city jail in lieu of a $500 bond pending arraignment. Killed in Crash: A one car crash west of Knoxville claimed the life of Loren J. Thornburg 41 of rural Knoxville.
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Two Deaths Ruled Murder Suicide in Garnavillo Farm
Clayton county medical examiner Dr. D W Pfeil ruled the deaths of Raymond Zapf and William Henry as murder suicide. Zapf, 63, allegedly shot Henry twice in the head then killed himself. Henry, 40, was found in the basement while Zapf was upstairs. Zapf’s services set for Thursday 9 30 a m at St Joseph's Garnaville. Henry's services Thursday 1 a m at Tuecker funeral home Garnaville. Survivors listed for both men include relatives in Volga Denver Gamaville Etkader and nearby areas.
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al Gerner
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Volga
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Evelyn Lynch
Gamaville
Tuecker Funeral Home
Woman Arrested on False Check Charge in Linn County
Judy K. Brandes aged 29 of 1320 Sixth Street NW was arrested Wednesday morning on a charge of false uttering of a check. She allegedly wrote a check for 18.15 to Marvin Knapp of Central City on Nov 24, 1970. She is held in Linn County jail pending arraignment.
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Marvin Knapp
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Linn County
Mt Mercy orientation weekend outline begins Saturday
Mt Mercy College will start orientation with a Saturday reception in the cafeteria hosted by Sister Mary Agnes Hennessey and faculty. A picnic and bonfire, Sunday test-out sessions, city slides, advisor meetings, and a phased registration follow, leading to classes starting Wednesday at 8 a.m.
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Ron van Ryswyk
Penetrates The Cicada’s Distant Mating Call
A male cicada emits a stridulating noise that travels over a quarter of a mile, a feature noted for its intensity and contribution to local soundscape. The article discusses insect communication and ecological impact of cicada choruses.
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