Marion East Cedar Rapids Rotary event and Linn-Mar youth talk
Scott Christentat, son of Mr and Mrs Jamed Christeliaen, returned from Wilhelmshaven Germany where he stayed with the ARS International Americans Abroad program. He spoke to Rotary groups about his summer in Germany and volunteered to visit clubs through Linn-Mar High School. A Rotary World Understanding dinner is planned at Longbranch Supper Club with no noon meeting.
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Scott Christentat
Jamed Christeliaen
McGowan Boulevard
Fter Wilhelmnghaven
West Germany
ARS
Scott
Joachim Filege
Filege
Iis
Andreas
Martin II
Roary Club
Linn-Mar
AFL
Lve
Christensen
Wilhelmshaven
Rotary ‘Club
Marion-East Cedar Rapids
Germany
Linn-Matt High School
Marion-East
Cédar Rapids
Rotary Club
World Understanding
Longbranch
West Entrance
Agi AL
Nelson Takas Out Papers for Parks Director Nomination
William Nelgan of 2275 First Avenue filed nomination papers for the parks director post. He was appointed to the park board on July 19 to fill a vacancy created by Harold Hanna's resignation. Nomination papers are available from the city clerk and county auditor offices. Services pending for Marion resident Marion Hayes died Monday. Baxter Mortuary to handle arrangements. Marion water board trustees will meet Tuesday at 7 pm in the city hall chambers.
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Urs Jaersorn
William Nelgan
First Avenue
Nelson
Park Board
Harold Hanna
Marlety
Inn County
Lee Voor‘hles
Hayes Nne
Marion
Baxter Mortuary
Warner Brothers
Ady
Marion “Water Board of’ Trustees
Sounvil
City Dal
Iowa Truck Ban To Boost Beef
DES MOINES AP Iowa limits on over length cattle trucks raise beef prices in Iowa and surrounding states. Montana stockmen warned the ban will disrupt cattle hauls from Montana and other states into Iowa. Montanan rancher Terrett urged Midwest residents to protest, saying the 65 foot long trailers and 20 foot tractors will slash beef supplies and force rerouting and delays.
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Iowa
DES Moines
Midwest
Montana
Assa
Mie
Julian ‘Verret, Jr
Miles City
Mont
Terreltt
Robert Ray
Loss Over $800 In CLR Comes From Harlan Letts Home
Belmont parkway NW resident Harlan Letts reported a Sunday burglary with losses exceeding $800. Stolen items include a color television set valued at $150 an AM FM stereo receiver and tape deck valued at $250 a microwave oven valued at $385 a rifle pellet gun and shotgun.
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Harlan’ Letts
Belmont Parkway
Astronauts Photograph Arid Africa From Skylab
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma photographed six droughthit African nations Mali Senegal Mauritania Niger Upper Volta and Chad from a pass south of the Sahara. A mission control spokesman said the images aim to help alleviate conditions by mapping water and mineral resources and vegetation patterns as famine and disease threaten millions. After seven weeks in space the crew, health good, kept a full activity slate on an off day to maximize photos and showers.
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Skylab
Gunman Killed After Shooting at Bronx Birthday Party
Police say a man opened fire at a Bronx birthday gathering at midnight injuring two women. The suspect, Peneto Rosario, was disarmed, beaten, and killed with his own weapon after fellow guests restrained him. Willan Peneo, 22, was killed. Rosario’s mother and another guest were wounded. Police charged Peneto with murder in the additional shooting.
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NEW York
Bronx
Johnny Diaz
Rosario
Willan’ Peneo
Peneto
Conception Ponza
Non-Aligned Nations End Algiers Summit Railing Israel and U S
The fourth Non-Aligned Nations summit in Algiers condemned Israel and the United States, backed Soviet limits on Jewish emigration, and pledged to resist neocolonial exploitation. Castro announced Cuba would cut diplomatic ties with Israel, while Jerusalem protested neutral relations. Arab nations rallied amid Palestinian incidents at the Paris embassy.
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Algiers
Israel
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Jerusalem
Tacael
Reret
Houstin Boumedienna
Algeria
U.S
Paris
Senators blast Nixon cuts in health budget
Senators Warren Magnuson and Mike Mansfield criticized the Nixon administration for a 43 percent cut to health manpower funds, warning the move would worsen a national nurse shortage. They cited internal memos predicting shortages could reach 191,000 by 1980 unless federal training funds are restored.
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Washington
I'We
Mornday
Warren Magnuson
Mike’Manafield
Rites Set for Crash Victim in Anamosa
Services for Rickie Martin 18 killed in a one car crash will be held Wednesday at the United Methodist Church Anamosa born August 27 1964 He was a Gratuate of Anamosa High School 1972 and Kirkwood Community College 1973 He worked at Don s Giant Food and Kirkwood Survived by Virgil and Mrs Martin two sisters Vickie and Linda and grandmother Mrs Eisie Martin Elkader Goettsch s in charge of arrangements.
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Anamosa
Rickie Martin
Ateason
United Methodist Church
Anamosa High School
Kirk Wood Community College
Don's Giant Food Store
Kirkwood Community College
Two Accused of Stealing Beer in Detroit
Two men Patrick M. Rara and Robert D. Besler, both of 1523 Sixth Avenue SE, were charged after the weekend theft of two kegs worth 36.50 from a local Aragon bar. UAW members say Chrysler contract extension may hinge on near agreement, with a Tuesday deadline looming.
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Jereeny
Aragon
Second Avenue
Fayette Man Trapped In Car After Crash
Robert Manderfield of Jubal Fayette was in West Union hospital Monday in grave condition after spending Saturday night trapped in his overturned car on the blacktop one and a half miles west of Fayette. He had an injured leg and waited until a passing motorist stopped to help.
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Fayette
Robert Manderfield
Jubal Fayette
West Union Hospital
Manderfield Lust
Timber Fires Roar Across Northern California
Uncontrolled blazes in Northern California have burned about 21 000 acres, forcing evacuations of several small communities and affecting 1 500 residents. The fires threaten timberlands as responders fight to contain the spread.
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Pra
Hifornia
Rover
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