Agnew Urges Defeat of Any Radical Candidate in November
Vice President Spiro Agnew tells a San Diego audience that any candidate who voices radical sentiments or wins radical left wing support should be voted out. He blames radical liberals and urged Californians to back Murphy and Reagan while repudiating extremists. Tunney called Agnew's language extreme and the speech drew sharp rebuttals from Democrats. Agnew also labeled key Democrats as pessimists and warned voters against recession threats. He then flew to Palm Springs to spend the weekend with Bob Hope.
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U. S
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New Mexico
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Air Force
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Guerillas press new demands in Jordan ceasefire pact
The Arab guerillas broadcast from Baghdad demand a national authority to govern and purge anti guerrilla elements from the army state and police. They call for withdrawal of Jordanian forces from cities and redeployment along the ceasefire line with Israel. The demands follow a recent peace agreement and Amman fighting subsiding.
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Amman
Jordan
Israel
Middle East
Vernon Resigns as Dean of Law at Iowa University
David Vernon, dean of the University of Iowa College of Law since 1966, submitted his resignation to the Iowa board of regents effective August 31, 1971. He will move to full-time teaching and research next fall and urged continued efforts to improve legal education in Iowa. University President Willard Boyd praised Vernon and suggested a program in legal human rights.
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Iowa City
UPI
David Vernon
College of Law
University of Iowa
Iowa Board of Regents
Vernon
Iowa
Willard Boyd
Chester Morris Dies at 69 in New Hope Motel
Veteran actor Chester Morris known as Boston Blackie was found dead in a Bucks County motel. Coroner says barbiturate overdose caused death and an autopsy will confirm. Morris starred in films and TV and was recently in The Caine Mutiny Court Martial at Bucks County Playhouse.
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UPI
Chester Morris
Samuel Willard
Bucks County
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Morris
Boston Blackie
Bucks County Playhouse
Lee Yopp
Playhouse
Opposed landowners meet with Ray over Wild River plan
Sixty three landowners near the Upper Iowa river met with Iowa officials to protest a federal plan to place part of the river under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. They fear land purchases could bar cattle access and raise farm losses, while officials expect potential changes after discussions with Governor Ray and the Iowa Conservation Commission director.
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DES Moines
Iowa River
Iowa
U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Minnesota
Kendallville
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Walter Hickel
Robert Ray
Fred Priewert
Iowa Conservation Commission
Priewert
Storm Touches Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Causing 3 Million Damage
The AP reports a violent Wednesday storm in Dubuque Iowa and nearby areas inflicted about 3 million dollars in damage. The Insurance Information Institute notes 1500 dwellings damaged in Dubuque and 200 homes in Burlington with roofs torn from two shopping centers. A general adjustment bureau is handling damaged-home claims in Dubuque.
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Microscope Purchase Denied by Regents at Iowa University
IOWA CITY. The board of regents Friday rejected a $100,000 request to purchase a special three dimensional electron microscope for the University of Iowa. Dr. Paul Meyers urged state funding, noting no such instrument exists in Iowa, but the regents declined, citing a policy against seeking legislative funds for individual items.
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Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Paul Meyers
Regents
Television Listings for Cedar Rapids and Iowa Stations
A compiled list of TV stations across Iowa and nearby cities including KCRG TV Cedar Rapids WMT TV Cedar Rapids KWWL TV Waterloo KIIN TV Iowa City KTVO Ottumwa WHBE TV Rock Island WOC TV Davenport WKBT La Crosse KROC TV Rochester WHO TV Des Moines KDUB Dubuque featuring channel numbers and market coverage.
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Who-Tv
Des Moines
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Dubuque
Saturday Night Schedule Highlights Across Networks
A compact listing shows a mixed Saturday night lineup including NCAA Football reports from Stanford and Arkansas, plus news, sports and weather windows. Prime time features Jackie Gleason, My Three Sons, Lawrence Welk, Petticoat Junction, a double movie block, and late news with sports.
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Barracks Phased Out By Regents At UNI
IOWA CITY RP The board of regents authorized the University of Northern Iowa to phase out old WWII era married student housing bars, replacing them with 278 new units. The regents approved an $171,927 budget boost for UNI to cover unmet general and repair costs, funded by higher student fees. Additional projects include an $80,000 steam line to heat a new education building complex and a $14,000 modification to central control panels in the science building.
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Board of Regents
University of Northern Iowa
Regents
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Jennings
Education
New Heads of Iowa U ROTC Are Announced
Iowa City report notes new leaders for the university ROTC programs Col John T McCabe now commands air force ROTC Aug 1 and Col Robert S Rubby heads army ROTC since July 25 McCabe a MIT meteorology graduate and Vietnam veteran holds air force commendation medal and bronze star Kubby a West Point graduate earned a UI structural dynamics degree has served in Korea and Vietnam and holds bronze stars and joint service army commendation medal
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University of Iowa
John T. McCabe
Air Force
Robert S. Rubby
McCabe
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Vietnam
West Point
Col. Kubby
University of Illinois
Dubuque Hempstead High School Evacuated Over Bomb Threat
Dubuque Hempstead high school was evacuated for two hours after a 9 30 a m call. Officials searched the building but found no bomb.
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Dubuque
Dubuque Hempstead High School
Non-Integrated Districts Should Lose Aid Estes Says
Iowa Black Federation member John M. Estes Jr urged the state board to withhold funds from districts not desegregating and to adopt a firm policy against de facto segregation. He pressed for review of textbooks and curricula to reflect America's multiracial society.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Black Federation
State Board of Public Instruction
John M. Estes, Jr
Estes
Federation
America
Masonville teen dies from injuries in ICU
Iowa City UPI report: Mark McMahon, 17, of Masonville, died Friday night at University hospitals in Iowa City from injuries sustained in a incident. Further details were not disclosed.
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Iowa City
UPI
Mark McMahon
Masonville
Crash at county intersection injures two near Manchester
A two car crash Thursday at a county road intersection about two miles northeast of Manchester injured Dennis Engelken, 18, of rural Greeley. He was hospitalized in Manchester.
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Dennis Engelken
Greeley
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