ISU to refund on gas bills
Iowa Southern Utilities Co. will refund a portion of a rate increase disallowed by the FPC, crediting about $120,700 to customers and averaging $10.50 for residential space heating. The one month credit appears on bills after December 23 and accompanies a separate cost increase. DeHoet urged conservation and insulation as natural gas costs trend upward amid dwindling supplies.
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Court orders release of juror names in Jacoby case
Iowa Supreme Court unanimously reaffirms earlier ruling allowing disclosure of jurors' names in the Kandee Jacoby murder trial. The court found Judge Osmundson's injunction a prior restraint on the press, noting jurors did not express fear of intimidation and that publication would not threaten safety.
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U.S
Highland Christmas Concert at High School Gym
Highland Community School band department will present a Christmas concert Monday December 20 at 7 30 p m in the high school gym. Fifth grade sixth grade junior high high school and jazz bands perform admission is free.
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Godspell to Highlight Town Players Christmas Series
The Town Players present Godspell at Kalona Recreation Center on Monday and Tuesday December 27 and 28 at 8 pm. The gospel musical based on St Matthew will honor season tickets with door prices of 1 50 for adults and 75 cents for those in ninth grade or younger. Proceeds benefit the Judith Adams Trust Fund.
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Judith Adams
Supreme Court rules pay for prison chaplains legal
The Iowa Supreme Court in a 7-2 decision upheld state salaries for chaplains at the Iowa State Penitentiary. The ruling reversed a Lee County District Court finding that payments violated the Iowa Constitution and First Amendment concerns. Justices said aiding inmates' religious exercise is permissible and that government neutrality toward religion is maintained. Dissenters argued tax funds should not fund chaplains. Prior payroll totaled 25,000 in annual salaries for two full-time and 216 a month for a part-time chaplain.
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Hendrickson
General Assembly
High Court
K. David Harris
ICLU
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Harris
Harvey Uhlenhopp
M.E. Rawlings
Bomb blast at Baghdad airport kills and wounds many
A suitcase timed bomb exploded in Baghdad International Airport customs hall killing at least three and injuring hundreds. Reports: up to 10 dead, about 400 wounded, including Arabs, Japanese, West Germans, and Greeks. The device contained seven to eight kilograms of TNT. origin traced to Cairo via Damascus.
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Carter cabinet speculation widens with several women named
Atlanta UPI reports one nominee declined Commerce, Jane Cahill Pfeiffer, due to marriage and health concerns. Carter lists four women plus others under consideration for cabinet roles. Barbara Jordan, Shirley Hufstedler, Juanita Kreps, and Patricia Harris are repeatedly cited for top posts.
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Los Angeles
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Howard University
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Brock Adams
D-Wash
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Transportation
Clark seeks peaceful path for Africa after 38 day trip
Sen. Dick Clark returns from Africa urging a peaceful transition in Rhodesia and urging a strong U S stance against apartheid. He calls for Britain to lead the Rhodesia talks, continued UN involvement, and firm U S pressure on South Africa and Namibia to end discrimination. He criticizes Kissinger motives but backs a diplomatic role beyond past policy.
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Mid-Prairie approves 2.25 million bond for schools
Mid-Prairie Community School District voters authorize a 2,250,000 bond for construction and repairs to district buildings. More than 75 percent approve, exceeding 60 percent requirement, enabling immediate action and ads. Kalona votes approve a 25 year franchise for Kalona Cooperative Telephone Company. Bond funds fund a new Wellman elementary, Kalona elementary expansion, Washington Township and West Chester center upgrades, and two acres for Wellman site.
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Kalona
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Washington Township
West Chester
Weather outlook for Iowa zones 9 and 13 remains clear
Tonight's lows reach the upper teens with northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Thursday brings mostly sunny skies and mild conditions with a high in the mid to upper 40s. Weathers trends favor light northwest winds and quiet conditions.
Oil Ministers face push for price hikes at OPEC talks
Doha, Qatar. Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani of Saudi Arabia urged a six month freeze to aid global recovery while ministers pressed for increases of 10 to 25 percent. Unanimity governs OPEC decisions and Yamani warned past statements shift with pressure from other members.
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UPI
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Thieves hit Wayland in busy Tuesday night
Thieves robbed the J.B. Magdefray building for about 110 dollars after entering through a side door of the Boshart and Hansen Insurance office. An attempted break-in at Ed's Super Value failed. Cash was taken from Karen's Corner, the Wayland News desk, Jim's Barbershop, and a utility drawer, with the break-in discovered at 7:15 a.m. Wednesday as J.B. Magdefrau arrived. Police and Henry County authorities investigate.
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Boshart and Hansen Insurance Office
Karen
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Henry County
Two Men Held After Meat Truck Threat Report
Washington County sheriff's officers held two men Eugene Englebrech and Immanuel Cervantes after a complaint of threats to rob a meat truck driver. The men were arrested at highways 92 and 218 east of Ainsworth, a suitcase was recovered near the cafe at 218, and Cervantes claims Mexican extraction and no English. Authorities continue checks with other law enforcement.
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Immanuel Cervantes
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Wyman Road
Crawfordsville
Cervantes
Fourth hidden arsenal found in Southern California
In Wrightwood a half track and a pickup loaded with machine guns and ammo were uncovered in a cabin, the latest in a series of arsenals found across the region. Authorities connect the caches to a possible racist paramilitary group. weapons include missiles, mortars, bazookas, dynamite, napalm precursors, and hand grenades. Wiggins arraigned on illegal weapon counts, bail reduced, handwriting samples ordered.
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Los Angeles County
Peter Pitchess
U.S
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Iowa panel limits roadside herbicide spraying
The Iowa Chemical Technology Commission adopted a rule limiting herbicide use along roadside ditches and discouraging blanket spraying. The measure passed 62 after public hearings and debates that began over two months ago. Commission member Edwin Allen urged a gradual shift to more moderate chemical use.
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