Griebenow Praises Efforts of Iowa Illinois Industry
Government and industrial leaders from Iowa and Illinois receive praise for environmental responsibility at the 27th Midwestern States Flood Controls and Water Resources conference in Des Moines. George Griebenow, chair of the Upper Mississippi River Basin commission, says progress exists but must continue. The gathering opened with remarks by Mayor Donald J. Canney at the Roosevelt hotel, highlighting pollution abatement and water resource planning across states and private sectors.
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Upper Mississippi River Basin Commission
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Nixon
Upper Mississippi
Waterloo
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Ames reservoir study reviewed by ISU and UI researchers
Dr. Merwin Dougal of Iowa State University and Dr. Kenneth Ducker of the University of Iowa Institute for Urban and Regional Research presented an environmental impact study on the Ames reservoir project. They outlined destroyed resources and potential new ones, plus economic and social effects on Ames, with completion expected in about a year.
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Ames Reservoir
Merwin D. Dougal
Department of Civil Engineering
Iowa State University
Kenneth Ducker
Iowa University Institute For Urban and Regional Research
Ames
Kenneth Karch
Department of Environmental Quality
Rapid City
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Duane Arnold Energy Center
Speaker Misses Flood Session Because of Flood
Albert R. Maricle director of the Iowa civil defense division canceled his appearance at the Twenty seventh Midwestern States Flood Control and Water conference at the Roosevelt hotel. He was slated to moderate a panel on the Rapid City Flood experience but was called away.
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Albert R. Maricle
Iowa
Bonn Poland restore full diplomatic relations
West Germany and Poland resumed full diplomatic ties on Thursday for the first time since World War II. The move marks a significant thaw as both nations re engage after decades of severed relations.
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West Germany
Poland
Iowa Governor mobilizes guards for flood hit Red Oak
Governor Robert Ray ordered ten soldiers to Red Oak as the East Nishnabotna river rose to 27.4 feet with a crest expected at 28. Cattle were swept down the Nodaway near Prescott and eight families fled Corning as heavy storms lashed western Iowa. Ray sought a presidential disaster declaration for multiple counties amid estimated damages running into millions of dollars.
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Robert Ray
Army National Guard
Iowa
Red Oak
National Weather Service
Nishnabotna
Ray
Paul Woods
Sidney
Weather Service
City
Clarinda
Corning
Nodaway
Prescott
Abrams and Lavelle Dispute North Vietnam Raid Roles
Senate inquiry yields conflicting accounts from Generals Abrams and Lavelle on the air strikes against North Vietnam. Chairman Stennis cites unresolved questions about knowledge of raids and adherence to rules of engagement. Senator Dominick says Lavelle exceeded his authority and Abrams did not know details beyond awareness of the raids.
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North Vietnam
Abrams
Army
Dominick
Lavelle
Senate votes study of Dubuque interstate inclusion
The U S Senate adopted an amendment by Senator Jack Miller to study adding Dubuque to the national interstate system. It would examine an I 380 link from Waterloo to Dubuque to I 90 at Rockford and an I 74 extension from the Quad Cities through Dubuque to I 90 at La Crosse. A crash involving Craig T. Wright and Michael D. Magner was reported with no charges filed.
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D. C
U.S. Senate
U. S
Jack Miller
A-Iowa
Dubuque
Waterloo
Rockford
Ill
Quad Cities
Craig T. Wright
Wright
Michael D. Magner
Twentieth Avenue
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C R Man Injured in Intersection Accident
Michael O'Brien, 21, of 117 Rapids Avenue SW, treated at Mercy hospital after a two car collision at K Street SW and Nineteenth Avenue SW. He was not hospitalized. O'Brien was a passenger in the second vehicle.
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Rapids Avenue
Mercy Hospital
K Street
Nineteenth Avenue
O’brien
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