Stans Denies Blocking GAO Audit in Nixon Campaign Case
Maurice Stans, Nixon fundraiser and former commerce secretary, denied Democratic claims that he blocked release of a GAO audit on campaign finances tied to the bugging case. He said he met GAO officials in Miami Beach to ensure a complete report, and he asserted he did not influence its release. The probe centers on a $25,000 donation traced to Dwayne Andreas and its flow through Bernard Barker's Florida account.
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FDA moves to federalize blood collection centers nationwide
The FDA proposes federal registration and inspection of all blood collection facilities not presently licensed, aiming to curb contaminated blood risks. About 530 federally licensed centers handle 85 percent of U S blood. 15 percent in intrastate banks would face new standards, with concerns voiced by AABB leaders.
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Washington Demons face shaving dare and spins of town
In Cedar Rapids the Washington High School Demons see six or seven players shaved after a friendly dare at Myers Barber Shop. Firemen plan a Sunday water fight in the square at 1 30 p m. In Fort Dodge nineteen people including five juveniles faced court after a bar room brawl. A Cedar Rapids man, Aaron Doolin, was bound over to the Linn County Grand Jury on an open murder charge in the death of Deputy Marshal Dick McKinney. The federal case will go before a grand jury next month.
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Two Injured in Stout Family Accidents
George Stout of Ainsworth stepped in a hole on Thursday and fractured or potentially broken left foot, delaying X rays. His daughter, Mrs Harold Frakes of Wellman, suffered serious bruises after a Tuesday auto collision near Kalona at the Wellman road and Highway No 1. She teaches elementary music in West Chester Kalona and Wellman schools.
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Iowa committee backs gun curbs and porn statute rewritten
A Des Moines based UPI report says Iowa's Criminal Code Study Committee backed strict handgun limits and updated pornography laws. It would limit concealed carry permits to—among others—law officers and those with a clear need. The panel also set 17 as the age for new porn rules, narrowing access for younger teens.
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Weather outlook for Iowa zone 13 today and weekend
Mostly cloudy today with a chance of a few light showers and northwest winds around 10 mph. Highs reach the mid 70s with cooler tonight in the mid to upper 50s. Sunday should be generally fair and a bit warmer with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Rain chances: today 20 percent, tonight and Sunday near zero.
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Rain Ends Heat Wave Boosting Washington County Crops
Rain showers broke a heat spell in Washington County bringing deep soil moisture and high humidity that aided crops. Farmers report the drought relief should help late soybeans mature and improve corn quality as rainfall totals reach 1.46 inches with higher amounts in surrounding areas. Students return to classrooms as the municipal pool had closed for the season.
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Nixon to announce new troop withdrawal next week
President Nixon plans a final Vietnam troop reduction, likely leaving about 25,000 in country until POWs are released. He returns to Honolulu talks with Japan’s Tanaka while weighing political events and White House travel costs.
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Cab driver attacks protesters near GOP convention
In Urlando Florida a cab driver carrying three passengers to the Republican National Convention drove into a crowd and then waved a steel chain at protesters before police intervened. Passengers described the incident on Wednesday night as the driver honked and then sped through the crowd striking people and running over an object.
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Pig derby winners crowned at Washington County Fair
Steve Libe of the Marion Men 4-H Club led the top 4-H swine carcass honors with a pig that beat 65 rivals. Daryl Owens of Wright and Bar Wright of Brighton won the Pig Derby firsts in the open class, as 17 hogs began the contest. Final results rely on an index of weight, ham and loin percentages and loin eye area.
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