Washington Demons take second at Ottumwa Relays
Washington High finishes second behind Oskaloosa in Ottumwa Relays with Ottumwa third in Class A1. Ed Brown sets Ottumwa Relays discus record at 154 ft 3 in. Daryl Braun wins 440 and 0 yd dashes. Gary Goodell wins 180 yd low hurdles. Scott Swartzendruber wins 880 yd run. Demons earn points in multiple events and prepare for Oskaloosa Relays Saturday.
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Ottumwa Students Break 130 Hour Basketball Marathon Record
In Ottumwa a 24 student team completed a 130 hour basketball marathon from Wednesday noon to Monday 10 p m. The finale score showed Gamecocks 10 798 versus Bombers 10 680, claiming a new world record and raising funds for the YMCA building fund.
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Bucks riveting playoff push heights over Lakers
In Inglewood California the Milwaukee Bucks visit the injury depleted Los Angeles Lakers in game three of the best of seven semifinal. Keith Erickson joins Jerry West and Elgin Baylor on the injured list as Pat Riley starts in Erickson's spot. The Bucks lead 2 0 and can clinch the Western Conference title with a win.
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New Philosophy Relaxed Pirates Crush Phillies
The Pittsburgh Pirates stay loose and win 93 in Philadelphia as five homers pace the victory. Jackie Hernandez Manny Sanguillen and Willie Stargell homered, Briles notching the win as the Pirates improve morale and offense.
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Keota Eagles sweep at Keota Relays led by Speaker and Adam
Keota Eagles won the Keota Relays with 61 points as John Speaker claimed the 440 and 220 yard dashes and anchored the winning mile relay. Mike Adam doubled in 100 yard dash and long jump, with Keota taking multiple events and podium finishes.
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Ottumwa district track meet moved to Ottumwa
Washington High School will compete in the district track meet at Ottumwa on Saturday May 8 according to information received today by Tom English athletic director here A letter from Bernie Saggan executive secretary of the Iowa High School Athletic Association notified English of the change The district meet had been originally scheduled at Fairfield on May 7.
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Tax Firms Face Data Disclosure Scrutiny In FTC Probe
Washington reports an FTC inquiry into whether tax return firms serving wealthier clients sell names income figures and other personal data to mailing lists while IRS and FTC officials say self policing by lawyers and CPAs already safeguards many high income cases. Senators press for bans on data sharing as the investigation unfolds.
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Plan to let state board set conservation payments rejected
Iowa House votes 43 80 against a Cochran Varley amendment to allow the State Conservation Board to determine payments for soil conservation projects. The bill would create six soil conservancy districts and regulate practices with 75 percent federal funding for permanent projects and 25 percent for temporary ones. Critics warn the rider could undermine the committee system and bog down needed projects.
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Iowa Senate backs physician assistant program bill
The Iowa Senate approved a physician assistant training and licensing bill by 44 to 0, sending it to Gov. Ray for signature. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Tapscott and Rep. Mayberry, creates state board oversight for programs and licensure to relieve medical manpower shortages.
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Oskaloosa Board Sticks to $100 Salary Increase Plan
The Oskaloosa School Board, in a 4 3 vote, approves immediate issuance of teacher contracts while maintaining a proposed $100 blanket raise for the coming year. The Oskaloosa Education Association had rejected the offer, seeking a 4 percent raise for 1971 72.
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