Scotus Junior High Wins David City Math Day
Scotus Junior High School took team honors at the Junior High Math Day in David City. The winning lineup includes Marlene Bonk Ted Bonk Gary Reimers Sheryl Liebig and Jim Dolezal under instructor Mable Pekarek. Individual awards went to Reimers Liebig Bonk and Bonk across Scrabble Math Quiz Mad Hatter Leap Frog. Eighth graders from Scotus competed against Seward Junior High Seward St John David City St Mary and Surprise.
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Scotus Junior High School
David City Aquinas
Marlene Bonk
Ted Bonk
Gary Reimers
Sheryl Liebig
Jim
Dolezal
Mable Pekarek
Reimers
Liebig
Mad Hatter
Jim Dolezal
Telegram
Becky Moore
Labor and industry back asbestos cancer research effort
In Sarasota a union and Johns-Manville Corp started a Mount Sinai led project with 50000 grants aimed at mesothelioma prevention and treatment. Dr. Selikoff notes one million US workers in danger with 15 in 100 expected to die, as Dr. Holland calls mesothelioma a ticking time bomb. The program seeks preventive steps and better therapies, bridging labor and management.
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Sarasota, Fla
UPI
Irving Selikoff
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
New York
United States
American Cancer Society
Mount Sinai
Asbestos Workers International Union
Johns-Manville Corp
E. Cuyler Harrimond
Cancer Society
Selikoff
James F. Holland
Cancer Medicine
Carter’s son Chip to join China congressional delegation
Chip Carter 26 will accompany a bipartisan House Senate group to China during spring recess. The trip led by Rep. Brademas and Sen. Schweiker leaves Thursday and returns April 17. NSC and Secretary Vance approved. Chip seen as a skilled political envoy for his father’s goodwill mission.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Chip
China
National Security Council
Cyrus Vance
Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs
John Brademas
D-Ind
Richard Sch
Rosalynn
Latin America
John Culver
Iowa
John Durkin
N.H
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
William Roth Jr
Mark Andrews
R-N.d
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
George Danielson
D-Calif
Jack Edwards
R-Ala
Barbara Mikulski
D-Md
121 pints donated in Albion
The Boone County Bloodmobile in Albion on March 30 collected 121 pints from 131 donors. Awarded gallon pins went to Mrs Ramona Livingston Dan Meysenburg Lanny Rasmussen and Terry Clark all of Albion and Tim Macomber of Cedar Rapids. Two gallon pins were to Mrs Lois Meysenburg Robert Clark and Dennis Lee all of Albion. Roy E. Tucker and Francis Hoefer Jr earned four and seven gallon pins. Thirteen new donors joined. County chairman Mrs Virgil Seda announced the results.
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Albion
Boone County
Ramona Livingston
Dan Meysenburg
Lanny Rasmussen
Terry Clark
Tim Macomber
Cedar Rapids
Lois Meysenburg
Robert Clark
Dennis Lee
Roy E. Tucker
Francis Hoefer, Jr
Virgil Seda
Leigh teacher Janet O Sullivan to return to Creston grade school
Mrs. Janet O Sullivan of Leigh plans to resume teaching at Creston grade school on Wednesday after a month away due to hospitalization at Columbus Community Hospital. She recuperated at her mother Mrs. Bessie Boughn’s Randolph home and was brought home Sunday by her daughter Sheila Evans and two children, Jane and Jason of Pender.
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Leigh
Janet O Sullivan
Creston
Columbus Community Hospital
Bessie Boughn
Randolph
Shiela Evans
Jane
Jason
Pender
City to shut off utilities for delinquent accounts in Plaquemine
Plaquemine Louisiana officials began a utility shutoff program for customers 60 days or more in arrears. Twenty accounts were cut Monday including a lounge and a family owed totals of 1800 and 1030 dollars. About 1200 of 4700 customers are behind on payments as a new ordinance takes effect.
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Plaquemine
UPI
Stanley Hebert
Hebert
Harry Gallagher
Alberta Hall
Pioneers
Deaf Dallas Mother Finds Aid Through Dog Helper
Linda Davis of Lewisville Texas became deaf after doctors warned her of a nerve deformity leaving 10 to 12 years of hearing. Pregnant with her second child she lost sound earlier than expected. The American Humane Association connected her with a trained dog who assists her daily.
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Dallas
UPI
Linda Davis
American Humane Association
Davis
Memorial service marks King anniversary in Memphis
About 800 people joined a drizzly memorial march in downtown Memphis marking nine years since Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. The report notes the smaller turnout than hoped and highlights a hearing dog program in Dallas aiding deaf individuals, including a mother and her baby, with dogs trained to alert to sounds and calls.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Banjo
Weber
Bloodmobile in Schuyler April 7 at Oak Ballroom
Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Schuyler on Thursday April 7 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Oak Ballroom with a 151 pint local quota. Slack hours are 1 to 3 p.m. department chairs include canteen Mrs. Arnold Kluck and Mrs. Lambert Nadrchal nurses and aides Mrs. Bernice Heavican and Mrs. Royal Loseke registration Mrs. Morris Vavricek loading and unloading Gilbert Parr.
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Schuyler
Red Cross
Oak Ballroom
Adolph Vavricek
Joseph Healy
Arnold Kluck
Lambert Nadrchal
Bernice Heavican
Royal Loseke
Morris Vavricek
Gilbert Parr
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