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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1977

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End of the Milwaukee Road line arrives in Hopkinton

The Milwaukee Road rail line through Hopkinton ends as a wrecking crew removes the final 41 miles of track and ties starting June 10. Gene Peel confirms rail weights from 75-pound to historical 60 and 65 to 1893 era rails. The Fayette cut on Highway 150 is noted as a major construction obstacle on the line.

Richard Wilkinson Hopkinton Hopkinton Milwaukee Road Donald W. Starr Oelwein Myman-Michaels Co Arlington Gene Peel Peel Perry Fayette Donnan Junction Waucoma Jackson Junction

Revive CIA drug probe hearings planned soon

Senate intelligence committee revives its CIA drug testing investigation after evidence of undisclosed experiments from 1953 to 1964. CIA Director Turner offered to testify, stating the newly found documents add detail but do not show the full scope. The committee chair, Sen. Inouye, signaled urgency while other members remained cautious.

Washington Senate Intelligence Committee CIA Adm Stansfield Turner Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii Turner Inouye White House Press

Power line halt as farmers protest condemnation

Farmers halt work on a 7.5 million Iowa Power and Light line from Lehigh to Des Moines after Petitions for rehearing on eminent domain. The 61 mile, 345000 volt line would feed Des Moines via a new coal plant in Sioux City amid drought water restrictions looming for Des Moines and suburbs. The case includes an appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court in the Williams sex slayings and potential parole doubts for the 1988 conviction.

DES Moines Iowa Power and Light Lehigh Iowa Power Iowa Commerce Commission Sioux City Ames

Clemency for Cunha rejected. other crime notes

Gov Robert Ray will not consider clemency for Louis Cunha in a 1969 Algona robbery murder case, with Board of Parole recommending against clemency. Cunha's conviction was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court. In California, Richard Manley pleaded guilty to first degree robbery tied to a $1.49 million bond theft, with sentencing set for Aug 22. McDonald’s suspends lead glass program after federal safety advisory. NYC area disaster aid expands with SBA loans up to $500,000 amid power blackout costs. Des Moines: Ray praises state troopers as Iowa traffic fatalities drop by 99 mid-July. Also, Republicans await a full House vote on ending federal price controls on natural gas as energy legislation advances toward Aug 5.

Des Moines Robert Ray Algona Robert Clinton Iowa City Louis Cunha Ray Wythe Willey Iowa Board of Parole Cunha U.S. Supreme Court Los Angeles Iowa Century City Richard Eugene Manley Dysart Superior Court Philip M. Newman MuniCorp California New York Federal Small Business Administration New York City Westchester County SBA Hugh Carey Carter Lowans Washington House Thomas L. Ashley Ohio Ashley

North Korea frees surviving copilot and bodies of three crewmen

Panmunjom reports say North Korea released CWO Glenn S. Schwanke and three bodies after a CH47 Chinook was shot down last Thursday. The three dead were CWO Joseph A. Miles Sgt. Robert C. Haynes and Sgt. Ron Wells. President Carter welcomed the release but deplored the loss of life. The UN Command noted the handling was consistent with the armistice.

Panmunjom Korea North Korea CWO Joseph A. Miles Washington Seoul Schwanke Carter Camp David U.S Warren C. Hamm U.N. Command Koreas Military Armistice Commission

Eldorado Route Approved by Fayette Supervisors

The Fayette County board chose alternate route three for a new east west road east of Eldorado to cross the Turkey river. The new bridge will sit about 150 feet downstream from the present span and be 300 feet long, constructed at right angles to the river to reduce structure length.

Eldorado West Union Fayette 7 William Moellering

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