Stuart son wounded in Vietnam near Saigon
Riverside couple learns their son Pf. Jerry W. Stuart sustained injuries to both legs while stationed with the 199th Infantry near Saigon. He has been in Vietnam since July and planned to go to Japan for surgery before returning to the United States for hospitalization closer to home.
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Derby the Derby ram to miss date until parade
TIDWORTH England UPI The mascot ram Derby of the Sherwood Foresters regimental re giment has waited four years for a date and will have to wait longer. A regimental parade with Princess Anne attending is set for next month. After the parade Lt. Col. J. A. Castle said Derby will receive leave.
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Marriages Ahead of Divorces Here in 1969
Marriage license number 147 issued by Robert Porter clerk of district court at the Washington County courthouse. Larry Wayne Jenkins and Shirley Jean Banks were the couple. Total licenses 147, versus 31 divorces. births 273 outweighed deaths 165.
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Love Triumphs Over Politics In Peterborough Council
Peterborough England United Press International reports love winning over politics as 21 year old Michael Coulson, once chosen by the Labour party to run for council, quits after six months of nonattendance to announce a July wedding and resignation from the council.
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Confusion Over Road Reports Prompts Unified Update
Des Moines IDPR reports that the highway patrol and highway commission will merge road and weather advisories to reduce confusion. Patrol Chief Howard Miller asks officers to publish only when roads are blocked and discontinue advisory warnings.
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Nixon signs sweeping tax bill amid inflation fears
President Nixon signed the broad tax bill while warning it could raise prices and urging new revenue measures or spending cuts. He noted a $3 billion revenue loss and outlined anticipated economy moves to balance the next fiscal year, with tone critical of Congress for inflationary choices.
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Nixon signs tough coal mine safety law after Mannington disaster
President Nixon endorsed the landmark coal mine safety and health act, after the Mannington West Virginia disaster of 1968. The measure sets dust limits of 3 mg per cubic meter within six months and 2 mg within six years, expands health standards, and enables civil and criminal penalties for violations. It eliminates the gassy mine distinction, mandating uniform safety equipment and classifications, with timelines based on water table status.
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Iowa Weather Summary Tonight Through Wednesday
United Press International reports a partly cloudy to cloudy period in Iowa with lows from 5 below to 5 above. Wednesday sees partly cloudy skies with a mild uptick in western areas and a high between 20 and 25.
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Iowa Halts Hog Imports as Cholera Outbreak Spreads
State Veterinarian Dr. E A Butler ordered an embargo on hog imports from Arkansas and Missouri after hog cholera struck more than 2 200 head in Iowa across Boone Tama Marshall Montgomery and Kossuth counties. The outbreak traces to Randolph County Livestock Market Pocahontas Ark with initial case Dec 19 at Dr A J Cotten’s Algona farm. Indemnities could reach 50 000 to 60 000 as authorities work to destroy infected swine and trace shipments to Humboldt Jackson and Marion counties.
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Appointment of administrator for Morrison estate
Public notice announces the appointment of an administrator for the estate of Stephen Arnold Morrison. The item specifies the legal action, court proceeding steps, and directions for interested parties to respond or file objections within the designated period. This notice appears among public notices listed on page 6.
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Storms batter broad swaths of U S with snow and ice
A multi region winter storm system lashed the Midwest South and Southern Plains with snow sleet and freezing rain. Tornadoes and severe storms threatened Southeastern Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama while New England faced continued power outages and emergency conditions.
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Intercepted Memo Highlights Budget Balancing Help
An intercepted White House memo from President Nixon acknowledges the budget balancing challenge. The note expresses appreciation for the problem and notes a shared goal of restraining spending while pursuing fiscal balance.
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