Northwest Flood Strands Town and Climbers in Oregon Washington
Heavy rains flood the Northwest isolating at least one town and forcing families from homes. Searchers seek mountain climbers missing since Sunday as two are found on Mt. St. Helens. A 50 foot bridge near Ellensburg collapsed, sending a Milwaukee Road train and four crewmen into Big Creek with no serious injuries.
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United Press International
Oregon
Washington
Mt. St. Helens
Ellensburg
Wash
Milwaukee Road
Big Creek
Early Leavers Project Active at Joliet Junior College
Joliet Junior College continues the Early Leavers Project to help high school dropouts complete education and gain training. Director Nelson Calderone notes day evening and night programs plus tutoring for mature students. About half of Will Grundy County residents over 25 lack a high school diploma. average student age is 27. Prospective applicants need not be unemployed. job assistance available. Call 815 729 9020 and ask for the Early Leavers project.
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Joliet Junior College
Nelson Calderone
Calderone
Will-Grundy County
Mormon leader Hugh B. Brown dies aged 92
Funeral services for Elder Hugh B. Brown former First Presidency member and Council of Twelve Apostle will be held at noon Friday in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. He died Tuesday at age 92 after years of illness. Also, services for Christiansen assistant to the Twelve and former temple coordinator will be held at noon Thursday in the Tabernacle after a heart attack at his home.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Hugh B. Brown
Mormon Church
Salt Lake
Christiansen
Council of the Twelve
Mormon
Tabernacle
Brown
LDS Hopital
US machine tool industry urged to boost marketing abroad
James A. Gray of the National Machine Tool Builders Association says U S tool makers rely on price and quality and fall behind in world market share. He cites a drop from 21 to 9 percent in ten years and urges aggressive marketing in Communist and developing nations, noting Brazil and Communist states now take about 25 percent of exports. He criticizes NATO export licensing as a bottleneck.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
United States
Tion
U.S
Gray
Seymour Melman
Columbia University
Europe
Japan
Canada
Mexico
Brazil
NATO
Illinois Comptroller Ordered to Pay State Fair Vouchers
Sangamon County Circuit Court Judge J Waldo Ackerman ruled the state comptroller George Lindberg must pay vouchers submitted by Paul King manager of the state fair agency. He will decide by December 19 whether the state fair board is valid and take over date. The case centers on legality of the new board after legislature override and Governor Walker veto. Ackerman set oral arguments for December 15.
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Springfield, Ill
UPI
George Lindberg
Paul King
State Fair Agency
State Fair Board
Sangamon County
J. Waldo Ackerman
Lindberg
King
Daniel Walker
Fair Board
King Walker
Thomas Price
Ackerman
Barbs nega By PHIL PASTORET
A playful column questions Santa Claus entry methods and jokes about holiday myths. It notes Americans produce a lot of trash and mentions a Pittsburgh work crew uncovering a discarded fifth of whiskey during demolition, implying no building is safe.
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Pittsburgh
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Grier
Ottawa, AL
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Colemear
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Waverly
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