Iowa electors cast votes for Ford and Dole in Des Moines
Eight Iowa Republican electors met in Des Moines to cast their ballots for President Ford and Senator Dole after their June selections. The ceremony lasted about 30 minutes with no surprises. A proposed constitutional amendment to end the Electoral College sparked debate among some electors.
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Burlington
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Eldridge
Robert Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
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Dunkerton
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Centerville
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Atlantic
Helen Meyer
Odebolt
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Hospital of Notes Admits and Births in Washington Area
Saturday admissions include Kenneth Fogle and Earl Hiller both in medical. Friday yesterday listings show Glen Holden Mrs. Dallas Hotle William Chance Jr. and Charlie McAvoy all in medical. Births report Mr and Mrs Mark Baumert welcomed a son. Discharges list Wanda Dawson moved to Washington Care Center. Yesterday Harvey Busby Edgar Lynn Mrs Raymond Cline and son in Washington. Today Melo Horak Marvin Cavin and Douglas Stout in Washington transferred to Washington Care Center.
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Washington Care Center
Harvey Busby
Edgar Lynn
West Chester
Raymond Cline
Mildred Reynolds dies at 77 in Washington
Mildred M. Reynolds 77 of Washington died Saturday afternoon December 11 1976 at University Hospitals Iowa City where she had been a patient since September. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev Harley Yates officiating. Burial will be Bethel Cemetery west of Keota. Visitation begins Tuesday morning at the funeral home. She was born June 6 1899 near Harper daughter of John C and Anna Herscher Schrader. She married Ted Reynolds in 1925 and lived in Washington since. Survivors include one daughter Betty Stoner of Kinross three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Her husband died in 1952 and she was predeceased by a sister Edith Kadel and a brother Glen Schrader.
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Betty) Stoner
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Margaret Horras dies after long illness at 73
Margaret Horras 73 died Saturday morning December 11 1976 at Maplewood Manor Nursing Home Keota where she had been since November 17 1976. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Mother Cabrini Catholic Church Richland with Rev Glenn Fuegen officiating. Burial in St Peter and Paul Cemetery Clear Creek. Rosary 7 30 p m Monday at Gould Funeral Home Richland. Memorial fund for retarded children. Survivors include husband Richard two sons Robert L Horras Seneca Illinois and Richard L Harras rural Richland three daughters Catherine Millane Fairfield Verne Mary Hoekstra Wilton and Carol Greene Williamsport 18 grandchildren two great grandchildren and one brother Walter Reed Keota. Preceded in death by infant twins John and Joseph and one grandson.
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Seneca, Ill
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Catherine) Millane
Fairfield
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Mary) Hoekstra
Wilton
Carol) Greene
Williamsport
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Washington Kilmer Leads Redskins Past Cowboys to Playoffs
Washington Ever Kilmer directed a 27 14 victory over Dallas to secure the National Football Conference wild card berth for the Redskins. Kilmer, aged 37, delivered the key 34 yard pass to Mike Thomas late in the game as George Allen praised his team. The win sent Washington to face Minnesota in the first round with other NFL results including OJ Simpson leading the league in rushing and several playoff matchups noted.
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Highland School Board Meeting Tonight at 7 PM
Highland Community School District board of education will meet at 7 p.m. tonight at the school.
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Highland Community School District Board of Education
Supreme Court rejects Ray appeal on King case
The U S Supreme Court refused James Earl Ray's bid to overturn his 1969 guilty plea for the Martin Luther King assassination. The court left in place lower rulings that his plea was voluntary and that he had not been denied effective counsel despite financial ties between his lawyers and a King killing book project.
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Livestock market reports from Des Moines and Joliet
Trade slowed with light to moderate demand in Des Moines as prices mostly fell by about 50 to 100 cents. In Joliet cattle and hogs moved unevenly with steers and heifers stronger and hogs about 50 cents lower across weight ranges, reflecting mixed demand and stock quality.
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