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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1977

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Park Ranger Reports Death Threats By Memorial Day Cyclists

Des Moines Register reports park ranger Harry Hunter faced threats and claimed cyclists, about 150 strong from Waterloo, camped at Volga River State Park over Memorial Day weekend. Sheriff Norm McCauley and deputy Rod Gruver disputed Hunter’s account, saying reinforcements were available and no bloodshed occurred. ISP examined later and found no record of calls for help. the group reportedly used one large tent as a beer tent and small tents for camping while some carried knives and firearms.

Larry Murphy Register Fayette Volga River State Park Des Moines Register Harry Hunter Iowa State Patrol Fayette County Norm McCauley Hunter Park Ranger Wadena Rod Gruver John Deere Waterloo Sheriff's Department Charles Simmons ISP Cedar Falls West Union

Tentative Cuba Deal Signals Step Toward Restored Ties

United States and Cuba near a tentative agreement to exchange diplomats for the first time since 1961. Negotiations in New York aim to establish an interest section in Havana and a parallel Cuban office in Washington as Carter seeks to ease tensions and restore formal relations gradually.

Washington United States Cuba New York Carter Ethiopia Africa Latin America U.S Plains Fidel Castro Castro Batista Eisenhower Kennedy Havana

Hostage train standoff ends with ambulance call rejected

South Moluccan terrorists holding at least 55 hostages on a train near Assen asked for an ambulance after a pregnant woman hostage came under medical concern. A hospital aid was halted after hijackers rejected cooperation for evacuation. debate centered on a sick man and the pregnant hostage Mrs Nelleke Ellenbroek-Prinsen.

Assen Netherlands Here Justice Ministry Glimmen Dick Mulder Nelleke Ellenbroek-Prinsen Ellenbroek-Prinsen Mare

Weather, skies clear with cool night in DeKalb area

Nightly forecast shows north winds 15 to 19 mph and chilly lows around the upper 40s to 50s. Thursday turns sunny and pleasant with highs near the 70s, while Friday through Sunday bring a chance of rain and highs in the 80s and mid 50s to mid 60s for the lows.

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Pool opening still up in the air in Oelwein

City officials stated the Oelwein pool would not open Wednesday as electricians could not turn on the heaters. Temperature stood at 65 degrees and needs about 10 more degrees before opening. Young Plumbing and Heating crews were tied up with an emergency, delaying heat activation. A June 1 target followed an extension to fill the pool as a pump issue continued.

Oelwein Pete Gardner The Register Gardner

Credit rule aims to give women own credit identity

Washington AP Federal Reserve Board rule takes effect requiring credit companies to record information for married couples in the name of both spouses The measure helps women who become divorced widowed or want separate accounts It follows a 1974 law banning credit discrimination by marital status and targets open ended credit accounts while excluding some department store and grocery bank accounts

Washington Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve

Iowa cities push gas tax hike in special session

Iowa legislators and local officials urged a 3 cent gas tax increase and 31 cent diesel hike to fund highways, but faces uphill odds in a posturing session amid election year politics. Senate support was lacking despite House approval and DOT advocacy.

Ames Iowa Cities Iowa Transportation Commission Robert Krause D-Fenton House Transportation Committee House Alan Thoms Dubuque Commission Robert Rigler Robert Ray Iowa Supreme Court High Court Les Holland DOT Senate Ways and Means

Drought harms Illinois crops despite May rainstorm

Illinois faces severe drought with limited May rainfall. Central and western regions received up to 7 inches on May 6, causing soil crusting and shallow corn roots. Despite some healthy plants, many fields show lodging and vulnerable roots, with significant damage in western and southern areas and potential replanting needs.

Peoria Illinois Ilinois William Harryman University of Ilinois Christian County Harryman Christian Mark Warnsing Knox County William C. Ackermann Ackermann Vandalia

Davenport hostage end with surrender in Davenport

An Illinois gunman held two Household Finance employees and a customer for about an hour before Detective Chief Hubert Fitzsimmons persuaded him to surrender. Gus Figueera, 21, of Park Forest South is charged with three counts of kidnapping for ransom and held on a 150000 dollar bond.

Davenport Illinois Gus Figueera Park Forest South Chicago Household Finance Corp Hubert T. Fitzsimmons Figueera

Alcohol and pregnancy risk warning from federal agency

Government warns that higher alcohol intake during pregnancy increases the chance of deformed or retarded babies. The federal agency notes six drinks a day equals about three ounces of grain alcohol. A separate report says the Postal Service’s public disclosure of top officials’ raises irritates postmasters and may provoke town resentment toward lower earners.

Washington Federal Alcohol Abuse Agency Postal Service

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