Johnson Sprays For Mosquitoes Amid Encephalitis Outbreak
Lue Fisher director of Johnson county health department says ground spraying with Malathion will start immediately to curb encephalitis cases. Four cases reported, one confirmed as the Saint Louis strain, including a 28 year old University of Iowa student at University Hospitals. Fisher notes safety of the chemical and cites past council hesitations over a city mosquito control program in 1973 and 1974.
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Ford backs 45 day oil controls extension plan
Washington AP Ford Mournay endorses a GOP proposal to extend oil price controls for 45 days while Republicans and Democrats clash on veto prospects for a six month extension. Senate and House leaders weigh override chances as Ford seeks a quicker end to controls and a broader energy package.
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Neighbor Faces 1600 Stidea Vace Dlenzz Case
A local resident is at the center of a case involving an alleged 1600 unit dose health issue described as stidea in European vace claims. The matter centers on Innacapom Lane RRammed authorities investigate possible health and safety violations.
Mail Service Seeks Subsidy Hike To Stabilize Rates
Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar Montiay urged Congress to double the $920 million postal subsidy to prevent steep stamp increases amid plans to raise first class letters from 10 to 13 cents per ounce. The Kokomo Plan would computerize routes to equalize workload, angering 200,000 letter carriers who threaten a strike, though arbitration now governs potential disputes.
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Republicans pick Kansas City for 1976 nominating convention
The Republican National Committee selected Kansas City as the site for the 1976 nominating convention after hours of closed deliberations. Cleveland was runner up as both cities vied for a Midwestern locale with ample housing, though Topeka and St Joseph offered near connections.
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SEATS bailout possibility eyed by Iowa DOT official
Cedar Rapids Monday. DOT Mass Transit Director Terry Fritz, speaking at Kirkwood Community College, said SEATS could qualify for a slice of $200,000 in state funds to aid rural transit systems. Proposals to be evaluated in 45 days with grants awarded by November 1.
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Brewer Gets Life for Edwards Murder
Ronald Prewer, 36, was found guilty of first degree murder by a Linn county jury for the January 29 rifle slaying of Clarence Edwards of Anamosa. Judge James A. Carter sentenced him to life in state prison at Fort Madison. A defense motion for a new trial was denied. an appeal was not yet decided. Appeal bond set at $300,000.
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Police Battle at Anti-Busing Protest In Boston
Hundreds clashed with police near Charlestown high school during the second year of court-ordered desegregation. Seventy or more arrested citywide amid rock throwing and bottle hurling. Police guarded routes. one officer hospitalized. no serious injuries reported.
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Armed Guards Ride On Louisville School Buses
In Louisville Ky protests and arrests marked the start of the first full school week with armed guards aboard buses and at facilities. Officials report fewer white riders, more Black riders, and widespread security including 570 officers marshals and guards. Over 100 arrests followed a Friday to Saturday clash near suburban high schools.
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Bank Siege in Paris as Gunmen Hold Seven Hostages
In Paris on Monday two hooded gunmen wearing gas masks robbed Credit Industries Cambrereiat bank, taking seven hostages including five employees and two customers. Police surrounded the building as a submachine gun was fired inside. the robbers demanded 1.35 million dollars with a threat to hostage lives if unmet. Initial reports did not confirm injuries.
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