Wally Frisbie Returns Home From Hospital
Wally Frisbie, 29, who had a kidney transplant from his mother after dialysis since May, has been released from University of Iowa Hospital to return to New London. The mother notes the kidney rejection eased, ongoing anti rejection treatment required, and frequent hospital visits will continue before possible reduction. Frisbie first showed kidney problems at 22 months and lived normally until deterioration three years ago.
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Wally Frisbie
John (Blender) Frisbie
Lakeview Dr
University of Iowa Hospital
New London
Iowa
Frisbie
University Hospital
Wally
Lutherans Set Tietjen Hearing Aug. 30
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod set August 30 for the hearing on doctrinal charges against former Concordia Seminary president Rev. Dr. John Tietjen. He faces charges of teaching false doctrine and malfeasance since his November filing and January suspension. The board said a special advisory legal counsel will assist in hearing procedures, while four faculty and staff searches were announced for Horace Hummel, William Schmelder, Larry Bielenberg, and Martin Schmidt.
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Board of Control
Horace Hummel
Westville
Ind
William Schmelder
Casa Grande
Ariz
Larry Bielenberg
Phoenix
Martin Schmidt
Wayne, NJ
Rain Ends Drought Gauge Drops First Rain Since July
Cherokee Daily Times notes readers cheered rain with a four word editorial Rain, finally Its wonderful Observers record 1.52 inches by 8 a.m first measurable rainfall since July 10 when .68 inches fell in Cherokee Iowa AP report records rainfall mood and weather impact locally.
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Cherokee
Iowa
Cherokee Daily Times
Special Services For Homebound Being Planned
A task force from community groups plans transportation and home aid for fixed income elderly disabled and needy children. The Division of Family Service will coordinate with federal funding to cover 75 of 100 local dollars for up to 400 in services including homemaker visits to help elders stay in homes. An Audrain County program is negotiating with federal health officials for transport, with local share sought from taxes or private donations. Contacts: Stanley Erden East Central Missouri Mental Health Association 300 North Coal St 314-581-6720. Baby born at Audrain Medical Center weighing six pounds seven ounces at 10 43 p m Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Joseph Level Centralia.
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State Division of Family Service
Federal
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
State Division of Family Servces
Audrain County
Older Adults Transportation Service
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Stanley Erden
East Central Missouri Mental Health Association
North Coal St
Turks Feel Let-down At Cease-fire Agreement
ANKARA Turkey AP Turks feel let down by Cyprus cease-fire deals. Locals recall identity forged by war fever and celebrate veterans as archives note war heroes rise, street names honor fallen, and private donations top 7.4 million dollars. The piece contrasts historic Turk war culture with current expectations.
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Ankara
Turkey
Cyprus
Gunduz Kilic
Cevdet Ayken
Central Asia
Budapest
Mecca
Zafer
Victory
Shehid
Agnew Wins Gun Permit Despite Felon Status
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew obtained government authorization to own a firearm from the Treasury Department bureau after an inquiry into his risk to society. The approval cited alleged trespass threats and a bureau review of potential danger following his 1973 resignation for tax evasion.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Agnew
Bureau
Governors Urge End to All Year Daylight Saving Time
Midwest governors urged the federal government to return to the April to October clock system. At the 1974 conference, they cited darker morning commutes for students as a key concern. Energy Administrator Sawhill defended year round DST, citing energy savings and urging faster rate decisions by regulators to help utilities finance plants amid rising costs. He warned the era of low cost energy is over and noted utilities seek higher returns.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Midwest
John C. Sawhill
Arthur A. Link
North Dakota
Sawhill
U. S
Walter Brennan in Hospital After Emphysema Attack
Actor Walter Brennan is in fair condition at St. John's Hospital after an emphysema attack. He was admitted last Thursday in serious condition and improved by Wednesday. The incident occurred while he celebrated his 80th birthday at his ranch about 40 miles northeast of Los Angeles.
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Oxnard
Calif
Walter Brennan
Brennan
St. John’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Coach And Champ On Rotarian Program
Bob Gooch Mexico High School head wrestling coach and Randy Ezell state heavyweight champion will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon at Mexico Country Club. Ezell discusses college recruitment and choosing Oklahoma State. Dr E Brokken chairs the program.
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Bob Gooch
Randy Ezell
Mexico Country Club
Gooch
Mexico High School
Ezell
Oklahoma State
E.8. Brokken
Pentagon OK on New A-10 Warplane
The Pentagon approved production of the Air Force A-10 warplane for close air support. Deputy Secretary William P. Clements authorized $39 million for components as 52 A-10s were authorized, after a fly-off win by the A-10 over the A7. Fairchild Industries will build the plane in Germantown, Maryland, with a Farmingdale, New York plant.
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Washington
Pentagon
Air Force
William P. Clements
Clements
Congress
Fairchild Industries
Germantown
Farmingdale
N.Y
A10 aircraft tempering armor and tests at Ft Riley
The A10 tank killer will have cockpit armor and backup flight controls for survivability under heavy anti aircraft fire. It is designed for short airfield operations near front lines and was tested against the A7 at Ft. Riley, with Pentagon analyses deeming the A10 generally more effective. Also notes a birth: an eight pound one ounce son born to Mr and Mrs Robert E Books at 9 16 am Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center.
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Ft. Riley
Kan
Pentagon
Robert E. Books
Auxvasse
Audrain Medical Center
Jim Lemon Seemingly Bypassed for State Senate Candidate
Jim Lemon notes Audrain County lacks a challenger as the incumbent senator runs unopposed. He did not file against him because he resides outside the district and believes he should retain the office he recently won. Paid for by Jim Lemon Comm. Sandy Clark, treasurer, Hallsville, Missouri.
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Audrain County
Iowa
Jim Lemon
Jim
Sandy Clark
Treas
Hallsville, Mo
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