Chris Weston crowned Miss West Union 1971 in pageant
West Union special photo feature profiles Chris Weston Miss West Union 1971 and notes her education at Northern Iowa University and prior Miss West Union winners. The article also mentions her family, interests, and the upcoming Monona Beauty Pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Westen
Miss West Union
Chateline Penn Westen
Dvear Ald
Rios
Tom Westeon
Jayere-spens
Mareia
Chris
Treseraty
Northern Iowa
Pog
Nest Petoshevil Ciansees Te Iowe Seare Universite
Dististaag Piotar
Owerke
West Union
Hove
Diane Dperter
Chris Entomare
Parachute malfunctions send Burlington woman to hospital
Cherryl Osburn, 25, of Burlington, escaped serious injury after her main parachute failed to unfold at 500 feet near Mount Pleasant Airport. She pulled her emergency chute, which tangled with the main chute, and was admitted to University Hospitals in Iowa City with back injuries, listed in good condition a day later.
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Mount Pleasant
Cherryl Osburn
Burlington
Miss Osburn
University Hospitals
Iowa City
A Times
New York
New York Times
Pentagon
Waverly girl strangled in mystery slaying case
Denver deputies and Bremer County officials search for clues in the strangling of Valerie Lynn Kossowsky 14 of Waverly found under a creek bridge near the town. Preliminary medical exam cites strangulation with more tests planned. Her disappearance followed a Sunday swimming trip to the municipal pool. Investigators say the body lay in tall grass and ditch near the creek. no firm leads yet though tentative ones exist.
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Denver
Bremer County
James A. Leeman
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Waverly
Valerie Lynn Kossowsky
Here
Leemond
Valerie Lyon
Harold Kossowsky
Leeman
Mansfield to unveil secret war report via hearings
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says a top secret Viet Nam War study will be disclosed to the public through congressional hearings even if courts block Times publication. He argues the public has a right to understand how U S involvement began and escalated.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Justice Department
New York Times
Administration
U.S
Congress
Times
Pentagon
Stuart Symington
D Moe
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Armed
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Ray Says 26000 Salary Cap Foolish for Superintendent
Des Moines Gov. Robert Ray called the 26000 salary cap for the state superintendent of public instruction foolish and urged lawmakers to raise the pay to 38000. The Senate had approved 26000, with House consideration ongoing, as debate and reversals followed a push to boost education leadership pay.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Ray
Board of Public Instruction
Senate
House
Fay
Public Instruction
Kay
Paul Johnston
Reapportionment bill awaits governor signature in Des Moines
A massive bill redraws Iowa's 50 Senate districts and 100 House divisions to meet one man, one vote rules using 1970 census data. It limits district variation to 3.8 percent, shifts incumbents, and could oust eight lawmakers while creating eight open seats. Democrats cry foul, threatening court action as 14 pairs of representatives would be reconfigured.
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Desoines Tm
Town
Senate
House
Robert Ray
Puter Center
Ace
Horeses
Iowa budget forecast shows multi million red ink
DES MOINES Despite the tax bill, the two year budget could run four million dollars into the red Legislative Fiscal Director Gerald Rankin said Tuesday The 1969 71 year ends June 30 with a ten million dollar deficit and the new 1971 73 plan may be four million seven hundred thousand in the red ranking the shortfall to be covered by next year’s revenues
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Des Moines
Gerald Rankin
Rankin
Revie
Butler Wins Artist Honors at Cade Congress Waterloo
Waterloo event honors Earl Buller, renowned Oelwein artist and Northeast Jews Art Association member, for top prize at Cade Congress. Buller later won first prize with his entry Centennial Dandy.
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Waterloo
Earl Buller
Northeast Jews Art Association
Convict reveals crime story and $160 million net
Washington reports a convict testifying about a sprawling mail theft and racketeering case. He and partners allegedly robbed the mails for millions in stocks and bonds, with fences linked to organized crime. The testimony cites billion-dollar networks and ongoing safety concerns.
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Joh McClellan
Senate
Peru
Hent Pavestiations
McClellin
Coadak
Costeleana
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West Maple
Ernst Hemingway
Erich Sera
Geead
TPT
Mon
Tam
Tina
Seidam
Wilting
Queen
Chris Weston
Berlin
Leonid Brezhnev
West Berlin
Brezhnev
East Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Albuquerque
N.M. U
Mexico
Mexico City
Hie
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services Committee
George 7. Aiken
Vermont
Sovernor O
Johnston
Pathe Co
Senate Appropriations Committee
Deast
Appropriations Committee
Department of Public Instruction
Hargest
NiuIny
The
University of Iowa
Irvin Berwman
R-Warris
Walter Krurse
R-Sheldon
Rolin’ Edelin
H-lestherville
James Wirtz
Reinewelsburl
Norman Jesse
Hopes Moites
A.dune Franklin
Ddes Moines
Vernon Ewell
D Waterloo
John Patton
D-Aurora
Tom Dougherty
D-Albian
Marion Siedin
Rebareas
Junil Hasak
1-Toltede
Clair Strand
ReGrinnedl
Ane Keith Dunfan
P- Thornbers
George Terson
Aude S
Warne Heiflof
Maytag
Newton
United Auto Workers Union
Aiavtac Co
Hampton
Newton Igh School
Oureainers
Charles Gifford
UAW
Tie
SLSG
Duatont
Wendell Darwin Koonin
Lilab
Osceola
Minneapolis, Minn
Hoy
Farina
Oastunner Camp
Clark County
John Stearns
William Hern
Stearns
Allan Horny
Minneapolis
Minn
Waslington
Charles City
Iowa
Jack Miller
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department
Hac
Butler
Ted
Leas Courd
Idh
Tata Senate
Metheeb Dina
Relert de Chielade
Das
Serkabes
Wentis Tre
Cudak
Oelwein Jaycees
Ken Lintgen
Ron King
Jaycee
Wayne Tucker
Gary Walrath
Marlin Stedman
Lintgen
King
Bill Lincoln
Tom Schoenenberger
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