Motorcycle crash injures Washington man
Karl Jones was thrown from his motorcycle at the south end of the railroad underpass on North Second Avenue Saturday afternoon. He is hospitalized with possible cracked ribs concussion jaw injury and extensive bruises. Police report a loose item around the front fender caused the sudden stop.
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Karl Jones
Washington
North Second Avenue
Jones
Washington County Hospital
West Burlington girl found dead after railroad accident
An 18 year old West Burlington girl, Margaret Mosher, was found dead in her car after the vehicle was struck by the Ak Sar Ben Zephyr on Burlington Railroad tracks ten miles west of Burlington. The girl, in the back seat, was in a parked car with no lights observed by the conductor and engineer. A death by own action note was found at her home.
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Burlington, Iowa
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Burlington
Des Moines
Four children drown in Des Moines River near Ottumwa Iowa
A weekend accident on the Des Moines River near Ottumwa left four youngsters in peril. Truman children Shawn 6 Kelly 5 and Reesa 3 drowned after a pontoon boat overturned while the Nelson infant Kimberly Diane week-old was missing and pursued by divers. Adults and a Truman daughter were rescued as river currents impeded search efforts. Scuba teams recovered the three Truman children as authorities widened the investigation.
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Ottumwa, Iowa
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Des Moines River
Here
Kimberly Diane Nelson
Scott Nelson
Ottumwa
Wapello County
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Truman
Amanda
Shawn
Kelly
Reesa
Trumans
Sigourney
Albia
Hardin defends farmers on rising food costs in Illinois
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin challenged fairness of blaming farmers for higher food costs. He said farm income rose late but remains low relative to costs, and that agriculture has boosted productivity but farm per capita income lags 25 percent behind nonfarm levels. He urged urban support for forthcoming programs combining land retirement and crop adjustment.
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Agriculture Secretary
Gridley
Ill
Opening day at Washington County Fair highlights events
Opening day at the Washington County Fair features ideal weather and busy activity at the fairgrounds west of Washing ton. Exhibitors bring livestock and other entries for judging over the next days with events including 4-H and FFA livestock judging, cattle and garden projects, and a Friday horse show. Evening entertainment features a tractor pull and a teen dance, with judging schedules listed for Tuesday and Wednesday and a parade of champions and awards planned Wednesday night.
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Nixon urges Asian self defense as trip ends
President Nixon met with congressional leaders to push a doctrine that Asian nations should increasingly handle defense, except for major power nuclear threats. He stressed flexibility and noted gains from his eight nation journey, including Apollo 11 and warm Romanian reception.
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Romania
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Notice to Defendants in Real Estate Title Action
Defendants are summoned in a district court title action. The notice informs of court proceedings, requires appearance or answer by a designated date, and cites the case with party names and court location.
Unemployment Edges Up Amid Steady Economy Signals
In July the U S unemployment rate rose to 3.6 percent as payrolls increased by 190000 after seasonal adjustment. Total nonfarm employment stood at 70.6 million, with a 300000 labor-force gain and wage records climbing to 3.03 per hour and 115.44 per week. White unemployment rose to 3.2 percent while nonwhite fell to 6.4 percent.
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UPI
Labor Department
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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China Shifts Focus From Vietnam to Soviet Strife
UPI reports that Communist China is reorienting from the Vietnam war toward friction with the Soviet Union. Frontier clashes have intensified Red China's concern over deteriorating Soviet relations, even as Rogers says the United States is willing to improve ties with Peking.
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Intercepted Memo 4 HFFA Members At the Fair
An intercepted note from 4 HFFA members at the fair declares that red blue or white all are winners in our book. It is signed with initials WEJ.
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HFFA
Iowa towns blamed over river sewage problem
Washington based official warns August deadline for Iowa cities on the Mississippi and Missouri to establish sewage treatment plants. Deputy assistant Interior Secretary Robert L. McCormick says failure to act will trigger strong federal action. Davenport and Dubuque cited as making progress. Burlington Clinton Davenport Dubuque Fort Madison Keokuk Muscatine Council Bluffs Sioux City named among affected towns.
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Mississipi
Missouri
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Carl Klein
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Clinton
Davenport
Dubuque
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Muscatine
Mississippi
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
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Mars Probes Find Water Ice but No Nitrogen
Pasadena reports Mariner 6 data show water ice in Mars atmosphere, with no nitrogen detected. Mariner 7 will pass the south polar cap to assess whether it is frozen water or dry ice. canals on Mars appear as large dark blotches, not detailed structures.
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Calif
UPI
Mars
Mariner 6
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Mariner Project
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Giovanni Chiaparelli
Chiaparelli
Weather in Iowa Clear to partly cloudy with thundershower chance
United Press International reports Iowa will be clear to partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a chance of thundershowers in the northwest. Temperatures show little change with a low of 60 to 65 tonight. Wednesday outlook calls for showery conditions and little temperature change.
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