Weather and death notices from daily record page
High temperatures across cities forecast from Friday through Monday with cooler nights and scattered showers. readings include Atlanta 70s, New York 90s, Seattle 60s, and Phoenix 70s. Death notices for Herman E. Duffy 62 and Theresa J. Murray, services planned. obituaries list Oak Shade cemetery burial in Marion and St Thomas More church services.
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Miami
Minapolis
Et N. Ns
New York
Uluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L. Angeles
Wash’ston
Herman E. Duffy
St. Peter's Church
Devaney’s
Independence
Floyd H., Miller
Mason-Howe
S. Mn
Redan Hie Verde
Henderson's
Iowa City
Theresa J. Murray
St. Thomas More Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion
George, L. Gay’s
Ulasewicz Reveals Private Nixon Family Probes
Albany AP report quotes Watergate witness Anthony Ulasewicz saying as a White House agent he conducted sensitive private investigations for the President and members of his family including Mrs Nixon. He describes work done during the Nixon years and mentions sensitive inquiries related to the First Family.
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Albany
Anthony Ulasewicz
White House
Nixon
Americans Quitting Taiwan Withdrawal of U S Air Wing Planned
The United States plans to withdraw the remaining 374th tactical airlift wing and related units from Taiwan. Defense ministry in Taipei said preparations are complete and the move follows a broader Nixon pledge to pull U S forces as regional security improves amid the Vietnam War context.
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Hemr
Taiwan
Indo- Cress
Curuse Natioistics
Satursan
Defense Ministry
U. S
Demin
Nixon
Neta -Seittir Maiiland Gries
Republic
Injured in Re Traffic Mishaps
Two motorcyclists were treated and released from hospitals after accidents Friday night and Saturday morning. Michael Stoner, 19, Fairfax, reported accelerator sticking on Eighth Avenue SW causing him to lay the bike down near the 300 block. George Dean, 19, of 2934 Bever Avenue SE, hit a median on Sixteenth Avenue SW after being blinded by oncoming headlights. No charges filed.
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Michael Stoner
Fairfax
Mercy Hospital
Eighth Avenue
George Dean
Bever Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Sixteenth Avenue
Dean
City Briefs Add Hair Stylists and Evening Hours
City briefs note expanded staff of hair stylists with evening hours Tuesday to Friday. Peg's Beauty Salon on 29th St NE invites calls at 364 4161 for appointments. Also an offer for a petite salon with immediate appointments and evening options at 377 4848. Embassy Club advertises a special buffet featuring barbecued ribs and chicken.
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Peg’s Beauty Salon
29Th St. NE
Community notices and ads mix in local paper fragment
The snippet lists business ads and public notices including Yankee Clipper salon promotions, Klip N Kurl address and hours, a lost bracelet reward, Frank T Hazelton Physical Therapy Clinic opening, Evy’s Lounge Labor Day open, a Paint Center contact, and Linn County Republican barbecue details with a Monday date and age admission.
Lightning kills Des Moines boy during youth football practice
Des Moines youth James Phillips died after lightning struck a southeast Des Moines field where about 50 youths and adults practiced little league football. Two other youths Patrick Marquis and Mark Murphy were in fair condition and assistant coach Greg Funaro received minor injuries before release.
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Des Moines
Lightning
James Phillips
Evans E. Phillips
Patrick J. Marquis
Mark Murphy
Greg FuNaro
Phillips
Iowa
Man Released Pending Trial on Assault Count
Dale Leroy Snyder 27 of Castalia was released from Winneshiek county jail on a $50,000 bond after a May shooting incident. Judge C W Antes released Snyder pending trial set for Sept 25. He faces an assault with intent to commit murder charge after a shootout with Decorah police. Court appointed attorney will represent him.
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Decorah
Dale Leroy Snyder
Castalia
Winneshiek County
C. W. Antes
West Union
Snyder
Theft Reported at Office on Seventeenth Street
A theft was reported from an office at 860 Seventeenth Street SE. A calculator and other items valued at about $200 were taken. The department will be closed all day Monday September 3.
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Pia
Crites
McConnell
Seventeenth Street SE
Stolen Camera Report From Northwest Residence
Robert Lindsey reported a camera valued at 200 dollars stolen from his home at 1119 Cheyrone Aud NW on Friday. Local authorities are investigating the burglary and reviewing nearby surveillance for leads.
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Robert Lindsey
Cheyrone
Saling
Slow Faculty Gains for Blacks and Women
Washington AP report shows the share of Black and women faculty in U.S. colleges rose by less than one percent over five years. The American Council on Education notes that diversity programs appear to be moving at a slow pace.
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Washington
U. S
American Council of Education
Three Indicted for Offering Officials Gifts in Iowa Case
Muscatine County grand jury indicted three men over gifts and gratuities to West Liberty and Wilton officials. Joseph Fowler of Iowa City faced eight counts, Jim Bryant and Gus Simon Jr. of Des Moines three each for offering merchandise or gifts to plant officials from 1970s to 1973. All charges are misdemeanors with up to one year in jail and $500 fine. no public officials charged. The AG's office continues the investigation.
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Muscatine (Ap
Muscatine County
Jim Bryant
Gus Simon Jr
Des Moines
Fowler
West Liberty
Wilton
Stengle
Bryant
Simon
Attorney General
del Chemical Co
Scientific International Research, Inc
Bi-Chem Industries
Attorney General's
Schwengel declines return to Congress or any office
Former U S Rep Fred Schwengel of Davenport announced he will not seek any elective office next year. The 65 year old Republican will continue leading the U S Capitol Historical Society, which he helped form in 1962 and now directs. Schwengel served five terms after entering Congress in 1954 before losing to John Schmidhauser in 1964. Schmidhauser then won in 1966, while Mezey defeated Schwengel last year.
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Davenport
U. S
Fred Schwengel
Schwengel
U. S. Capitol
Congress
John Schmidhauser
Iowa City
Schmidhauser
Edward Mezee
15 Honored for Service at Coe College
Coe College held a special all faculty conference Thursday to honor staff and faculty for years of service. Nadene Roberts and Chancellor Joseph E. McCabe were recognized for 15 years, Jim Tisdale and Clarence Thies for ten years. Five-year honorees included Joyce Baldwin Phyllis Grunder Nancy Haugse Burris Knott Jack Laugen Paula McLaud Leota Morgan Charles Nicolaysen Carolyn Schmidt Jean Smith Jeanne Tisdale. Co President Leo Nussbaum and Business Manager Van Snow led the ceremony.
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Nadene Roberts
Joseph E. McCabe
Jim Tisdale
Clarence Thies
Coe
Joyce Baldwin
Phyllis Grunder
Nancy Haugse
Burris Knott
Jack Laugen
Paula McLaud
Leota Morgan
Charles Nicolaysen
Carolyn Schmidt
Jean Smith
Jeanne Tisdale
Leo Nussbaum
van Snow
Truck Demolished in Decorah Area Crash
DECORAH W Iow a six miles north of Decorah near the North Winnechick school a truck owned by Standard Chemical Manufacturing Co Marshall Minn rolled over after losing control on a hill. The 11 ton load of feed spilled into a ditch and the vehicle sustained $8000 in damage. Driver David Theodore Gregoire of Cottonwood Minn received injuries and was treated at Winneshiek Memorial Hospital. Peterson Jr. is charged with failure to have his vehicle under control.
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Decorah
David Theodore Gregoire
Cottenecch
Minn
Winneshiek County Memorial Hospital
North Winnechick School
Gregoire
John Peterson, Jr
Standard Chemical Manufacturing Co
Marshall, Minn
Castro says Romania grants Cuba 75 million credit
Fidel Castro announces that Romania has extended Cuba a 75 million credit for the construction of a cement factory in Havana. The move signals renewed economic support amid ongoing diplomacy between the two nations and aligns with Cuba's industrial development plans.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Romania
Cuba
Ervin opposes CPSC tobacco ban proposal in protest
Senator Sam Ervin questioned the Consumer Product Safety Commission's authority to ban cigarettes, arguing tobacco products are exempt from CPSC power and only Congress can regulate interstate commerce. He warned he may hold hearings if the agency proceeds.
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Washington
UPI
Sam Ervin
Iwohacto-Browing
North Carolina
Senate
Coeause O Ervin
Richard Simp
Soit Kereoe
Simpson
Ervin
Commission
Congress
Duane A Powell Accused of Larceny
Duane A Powell aged 22 of 2333 Eighteenth Street SW was arrested at 3 am Saturday and charged with larceny. He is being held in Linnenunty police custody.
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Duane A. Powell
Eighteenth Street
Linnenunty
Nixon Orders 60 Day Delay on Federal Pay Increases
President Nixon ordered a 60 day delay in cost of living pay raises for 3.5 million federal workers while the Cost of Living Council delayed portions of state raises. The move, announced in San Clemente, aims to curb inflation and would reschedule Oct 1 raises to Dec 1 unless Congress overrules. Carter’s state pay plan is limited to 47,500 until after July 1, 1974.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
General Assembly
San Clemente
Calif
Carter
Shultz Plans October Trip to Russia Yugoslavia and West Germany
Treasury Secretary Shultz schedules an early October visit covering Russia Yugoslavia and West Germany with emphasis on economic talks and potential policy discussions during the trip.
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Shultz
Russia
Washington
Treasury
Yugoslavia
West Germany
Treasury Department
Gross Asks Audit Of Minnesota Governor
Rep H R Gross requests GAO audit of Minnesota Governor Wendell Andersons office over use of federal funds to pay staff salaries involved in federal programs. Rep William Frenzel joins in backing the audit as the governor and aides welcome the probe.
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Washington
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Minnesota
Wendell Anderson
Gross
Federal Treasury
General Accounting Office
William Frenzel
Anderson
Powell arrested after tavern raid and streetcar crash
Police took Powell into custody at Shack Tavern, 2545 Old River Road SW. He faced charges linked to a closed tavern and an attempted theft of 156 dollars. A streetcar derailed, crashing into a concrete wall and causing major traffic jams as investigators blamed a wrongly aligned switch.
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Powell
Old River Road
Warn of Danger of Infections from Pets
Washington AP warns that pets may spread serious infections including visceral larva migrans toxoplasmosis psittacosis cat scratch fever and salmonella gastroenteritis While most illnesses are mild or self resolving some can harm fetuses cause bronchitis in children or lead to death Pregnant women should avoid cleaning litter boxes Birds turtles and cats or dogs can transmit diseases that cause fever cough wheezing or skin irritation The report cites toxoplasma gondii psittacosis and other parasites as common animal borne risks with several conditions showing up in families nationwide
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Washington
Four Michigan House Members Seek Strong Anti-Busing Clause
Four Michigan Representatives James O'Hara William Ford Marvin Esch and Richard Huber announce a plan to attach a stiff anti-busing provision to a school aid bill in the House Education and Labor Committee. The measure would bar district mergers cross-district busing require nearest school assignment and ban within district busing until other methods are tried. The administration is not backing the plan this year.
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House
House Education and Labor Committee
Senate
Michigan
James O'Hara
William Ford
Marvin Esch
Richard Huber
Detroit
Albert Quie
R-Minn
Quie
Congress
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Denver
Abe
Libyan President Skips Tripoli Celebration
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy did not appear at the Tripoli review stand for a celebration marking the Libyan republic’s fourth anniversary. Guest of honor President Iban Sirada said Khadafy is ill and wished him a speedy recovery, with no official reason given beyond Bourguiba’s brief statement.
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Rabat
Morocco
Muammar Khadafy
Libya
Tripoli
Iban Sirada
Khadafy
Bourguiba
Syrian Egypt Move Aims at Pan Arab Union
Mary Chapapanio reports that Khadafy and President Sadat agreed to pursue merging their nations with the aim of realization on Satur day observance. A committee will draft a joint constitution, but Sadat’s cautious stance caused delays and disappointment for Khadafy.
Auto Inspection Permit Revoked for Schamberger Motor Inc
The state department of public safety revoked the inspection station permit of Schamberger Motor, Inc. at 717 Third Avenue SE for 30 days. The action follows an investigation by Motor Vehicle Investigator Gary Thompson after a filed complaint.
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State Department of Public Safety
Schamberger Motor, Inc
Third Avenue SE
Gary Thompson
Inspection sticker row ends with auto dealer revocation
The Gazette reports a complaint over delivering a used car before inspection. Schamberger says the car was inspected, shown to a buyer, and delivered without the sticker. The sticker was later applied. Revocation of the inspection station permit bars the company from inspecting its own vehicles for 30 days, with automatic reinstatement after the period.
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Schamberger
Two Charged In Ely Breakin
James Korsmo age 29 of 1619 Grande Avenue SE and a 16 year old boy were arrested Saturday and charged with a Friday night break in at Harrys 66 station in Ely. The station was broken into at 10 30 p m Friday with 45 dollars and an undetermined amount of cigars and beer stolen. Korsmo held in Linn County jail on 5000 dollar bond. The juvenile was released to his parents.
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James Korsmo
Grande Avenue SE
Harry's 66
Ely
Korimo
Linn County
Congressmen Fire Up Neighborhood School Premise
Michigan congressmen said its basic aim is to restore the supremacy of the neighborhood school. It can reduce tensions that the courts have created over the busing issue and put our schools back into their proper perspective to prepare children for life.
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Michigan
IRA Commander In Belfast Seized
Dublin AP reports Belfast IRA Provisional commander Seamus Twomey was arrested by police in a farmhouse hideout near Carrickmacross inside the Republic after a tip. The arrest marks the strongest crackdown in months, following the prior seizure of Sean MacStiofain last October. Twomey previously ran the leadership in Belfast after Joe Abíll.
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Dublin
Seamus Twomey
Belfast
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Twomey
Carrickmacross
Irish Republic
Sean MacStiofain
Provisionals
Joe Abil
Irish police hunt for IRA linked bomb suspects
Police in Cogland and across Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic pursued a man named Twomey during a March arrest as part of a hunt linked to recent London and English Midlands bomb incidents. Authorities blamed the blasts on the IRA amid a wave of attacks over the past two weeks.
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Twomey
Student View Hurts Technology Teller
Physicist Edward Teller warns an anti technical climate among college students slows U S progress in applied sciences He says technology once valued is now seen as irrelevant and sometimes as the work of the devil He calls for tax incentives graduate fellowships and stronger support for applied science institutions He blames environmentalists for diverting attention and casting technology as evil
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San.-Francisco
Edward Teller
U. S
Teller
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