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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1976

Page

12

Ballooning growth fuels Indianola festival notoriety

In Indianola Iowa the National Hot Air Balloon Championships draw 224 balloons as a rural relations committee handles farmer complaints and security. The event expands yearly with volunteers hosting socials and athletes staying with farming families while authorities limit field access to protect crops and prevent escapes or damage.

Indianola Iowa UPI United States Indianola Balloons, Inc Gary Rubles IBIA IBI Jim Weinman Weinman Rural Relations Committee New Mexico Chicago Warren County

Striking miners return to pits in WV and four states

West Virginia coal miners began returning to the pits as part of a nationwide move that idled about 120,000 workers in eight states. Cedar Coal Co reported one Kanawha County mine operating while union leaders sought a local strike provision in the upcoming UMW contract. other districts indicated miners were also returning with few pickets observed.

Charleston W. Va UPI West Virginia Cedar Coal Co Kanawha County UMW Bituminous Coal Operators Association United Mine Workers District 31 June Floyd Jim Scarbro Cedar Coal Pennsylvania

Christians Storm Palestinian Camp Tal Zaatar in Beirut

In Beirut, tank backed Christian forces seized the 74 acre Tal Zaatar Palestinian camp after a six week siege. About 7,000 people including civilians were captured and moved toward the border as talksMeanwhile cease fire efforts were halted by the assault and Red Cross evacuation plans were delayed.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Tal Zaatar Phalangist International Red Cross Arab League Christian East Beirut Nabaa Red Cross

Joli et Livestock Markets Report Hogs Steady

JOLIET ILL UP I Markets report shows hogs steady with prices for various sizes from 44.50 to 45.25 per cwt. Cattle sales insufficient to establish a market. Friday receipts estimate: cattle 1,000 hogs 1,000.

Grain and Livestock Market Report from Des Moines and Chicago

UPI market notes show Sep grain ranges and live cattle quotes with weight bands from No 1 to No 3 and sows. Estimates cite receipts of 75,000 with Wednesday’s arrivals at 64,000 and year-ago volumes near 58,000.

Des Moines UPI Jly

Guerrilla leader slain in attack on presidential sister

Mexican security forces say top guerrilla David Jimenez Sarmiento was killed in a machine gun ambush targeting the car carrying Margarita Lopez Portillo Galindo sister of the president-elect. Four terrorists escaped as police hunted the group linked to the Sept 23 Communist League with a history of kidnappings and killings.

Mexico City UPI Mexico Jose Lopez Portillo Margarita Lopez Portillo Galindo David Jimenez Sarmiento Communist League Jimenez Nadine Chaval Mario Vazquez Rana

Terrorists attack Israeli airliner at Istanbul airport

Arab gunmen threw a bomb and opened fire as passengers prepared to board an Israeli plane at Istanbul airport. Four people were killed including Harold Wallace Rosenthal, an aide to Senator Javits. Turkish officials said two attackers died or were captured. the group was linked to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.

Istanbul Turkey UPI U.S Tel Aviv Harold Wallace Rosenthal Israel Sen. Jacob Javits Foreign Ministry Rosenthal Javits New York City Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine Air France Uganda Mustafa Turkel

Iowa buses hailed as safest transport after Neola crash

Neola grief centers on a freak crash that killed three as a DPI spokesman defended school buses. Officials noted only one prior fatality on Iowa buses, while DPI pushes safer construction standards. Dust control cooperation by counties cited as mixed, with DEQ noting unresolved questions but resolving most complaints through talks. Iowa GOP chief pushes Crawfordsville as party birthplace, seeking RNC research.

Neola Iowa UPI Department of Public Instruction Art Roberts DPI Des Moines Iowa Department of Environmental Quality Edward Stanek DEQ Stanek

Iowa Governor Ray Seen as Strong VP Pick

United Press International reports that Gov. Robert Ray resonates as a vice presidential candidate due to a absence of negative traits. Des Moines businessman Marvin Pomerantz leads supporters in Kansas City praising Ray for leadership and popularity to bolster Ford’s ticket and midwestern support.

United Press International Robert Ray Post Ray Des Moines Marvin Pomerantz Kansas City Iowa John Connally Sen Howard Baker Tennessee Gerald Ford Ray Backer

Win with Women campaign backs Iowa women candidates

Iowa Women's Political Caucus launches a Win with Women campaign to fund women running for political office who receive endorsements from their local caucus or the state steering committee. Endorsement applications are due Sept. 1 and funding announcements will be made by Oct. 3, said IWPC Chairman Peg Anderson.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Women’s Political Caucus IWPC Peg Anderson Cedar Falls

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