Nixon Outlines Broad Anti-Pollution Goals and Policies
President Nixon presented a nationwide environmental program including air and water pollution controls with charges on sulfur oxides and a gasoline lead tax, a $12 billion water standard program, stronger pesticide and toxic substance rules, recycling incentives, noise limits, ocean-dumping restrictions, expanded open space and recreation, and streamlined siting for power facilities, signaling cost but stressing a national commitment to avert crisis. The plan calls for cooperation across government, industry, and the public to meet mounting environmental challenges and reduce future risk.
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Icy collision injures two drivers at South Third and East Jackson
An accident occurred shortly after midnight Sunday at the intersection of South Third and East Jackson. Linda Diane Dayton of 714 E Washington hit Tonnie Ray Crile of rural Wellman. No charges were filed. Damages estimated at 75 dollars to Dayton’s car and 250 dollars to Crile’s.
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East Jackson
Linda Diane Dayton
714
Washington
Tonnie Ray Crile
Wellman
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Crile
Earn Degrees at University of Iowa January Completions
Area students were among 900 plus graduates for January at the University of Iowa and West Chester. Degrees include Master of Arts in Education for Deanna Laux and Gary Miller, Bachelor of Arts for Margaret Waddell Poor man, and Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering for Donald Palmer. Additional grads: Earl Voelker Jr in Economics, Robert Me Bee in Education, Barbara Wellman, Mary Huber, Marion Cuddeback in Education, Michael Kloppenstein MA in Education, Mrs Linda Altenaofen Knox BS in General Science, Ronald Neff BA in Economics and Sociology, and Davis Sentman BA in Mathematical Sciences.
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University of Iown
Washington
Deanna Laux
Don McClure
Gary Miller
Robert Me
West Chester
Marion Cuddeback
Ainsworth
Michael Klopfenstein
Harper
Linda Altenaofen Knox
Richland
Ronald Neff
Davis Sentman
Women Bowling Thursday Rollers League Results
In the Thursday Rollers League Bowling Bags beat Merry Mixers 12 to 0 while Four Spares and Polka Dots faced partial results. High team series: Fourettes 2034, Bowling Bags 1950. team game: Fourettes 122 and Merry Mixers 688. Top individuals: Jan Naggs 497 in series. Ama Russell 471. Games: Naggs 184. Russell 168 and Addie Dinkheller 168.
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Brighton
Fourettes
Jan Naggs
Ama Russell
Addie Dinkheller
Daniel Saltzman dies in Wellman
Daniel Saltzman, 81, died Sunday February 7 1971 at Shenk s Nursing Home in Wellman. Funeral at Wellman Mennonite Church Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Ron Xennel. burial in Wellman Mennonite Cemetery. Born August 29 1889 in Milford Nebraska to Henry and Catherine Saltzman. survived by wife Helen three sons Elmer Wilfred Joseph two daughters Mary Lampraux Vera Diener. 18 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren two sisters and three brothers. One son Harold and others preceded him in death.
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Daniel Saltzman
Elizabeth Kennel
Albany
Ore
Mary Stickly
Upland
Calif
William
Simon, Colo
Ted
Beatrice
Neb
Alvin
Milford
Harold
Harry A Reid dies in Arizona at 77
Harry Asa Reid, 77, died February 5 1971 at Boswell Hospital Sun City Arizona. A Buffalo New York native born May 30 1898 he was a World War I veteran and a U S Army captain. Dentists in Chicago area for 40 years survived by wife Alicia son Harry Phoenix four grandchildren. Funeral February 9 at 10 a m Green Acres Mortuary Scottsdale burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Sun City
Ariz
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Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago
Fred Reid
Washington
Alicia
Harry
Phoenix
Green Acres
Scottsdale, Ariz
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Rotary club program urges standing up for nice people
President Earl Fry and guests from Evening Journal KCII and local Rotary members attended a program where speaker Mr Bolte urged nice people to stand up and be counted. He called Rotarians to acknowledge daily courtesies and to engage in politics religion and Rotary service.
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Earl Fry
Rotary
Swinging Demons Take Second At Kirksville Clinic
Washington High School stage band finished second in the medium class at the Clark Terry stage band clinic in Kirksville Missouri. Clinician Clark Terry guided the all-day event while the 22 member unit performed Mercy Mercy Mercy Switchin Time Basic Straight Ahead and Brass Bugaloo and discussed Montreux Switzerland International Jazz Festival invitation. The group now eyes the Southeast Town Bandmasters Association festival in Iowa City on March 6 with 25 to 30 bands expected.
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Swinging Demons
Clark Terry
Kirksville
Washington High School
Tonight Show Orchestra
Mercy
Larry Green
Terry
Montreux
Switzerland
Iowa City
Iowa House considers public donations filing bill
Rep Dennis L Freeman proposes a 1 cent bill to require groups soliciting public donations to file annual reports with salaries and expenses and to obtain a $2 permit. Exemptions would remain for churches schools and non incorporated local fundraising within a county.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Dennis L. Freeman
Storm Lake
Towa
Secretary of State
Freeman
Attorney General
Atestic
Petrie families visit Galesburg over weekend
Mr and Mrs Vee Petrie and Mr and Mrs Glade Petrie and their son from Galesburg Illinois visited Mrs Cathern Griffeth and Trudy this past weekend.
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Glade Petrie
Galesburg, Ill
Cathern Griffeth
Trudy
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