Snowmobile tragedy ties to crossing with truck in Iowa
A snowmobile rider was struck while attempting to cross a road, pulled into the truck's path. Authorities named driver Dave Buseh of Algona as unable to avoid the collision. In Des Moines, Iowa, unemployment rose 0.5 percent in December to 3.9 percent, seasonally blamed on construction work. Funeral services are set for Dr. James W. Markham, 61, a University of Town journalism professor and international communications specialist who died after a lengthy illness.
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AFT Leader Urges UNI Teachers To Skip Regents Survey
Michael Millar president of Local 1894 calls on University of Northern Iowa teachers to refrain from completing a state Board of Regents study questionnaire. He argues the survey is unnecessary unprofessional and not clearly described in its intended uses across all three state campuses.
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Nixon plans Peking trip acupuncture demo
Chinese medicine draws crowds as Fat Nixon visits Peking but declines acupuncture, saying she has no headaches. She mentions being offered acupuncture at the Childrens Hospital yet does not intend to try it.
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Cold snow likely with light snow northeast tonight
A weather forecast shows continued very cold conditions with widespread snow. Southwest regions face continued heavy cold with potential additional snowfall while northeast areas see lighter snow chances and slightly moderating temperatures tonight. Thursday high temperatures range from five to ten degrees above zero in the north to the teens in the south.
Belmond rebuilds after 1966 tornado spurs long-term renewal
Belmond Iowa survived a devastating October 14 1966 tornado that killed six and damaged most of its five block business district. The town rebuilt with civic unity, creating a modern arcade lined downtown and launching a series of projects including a new $150 000 library and river park plans. The effort earned Belmond first place in the 1971 National Clean Up Contest for towns under 1 000, reflecting renewed community pride and ongoing development.
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Nixon calls Peking trip a beginning in China policy
President Nixon said his February trip to Peking will not yield quick solutions but marks a beginning toward improved US China relations. He described the journey as signaling a shift from denunciations to constructive talks and noted plans for Moscow discussions on SALT, Middle East, and European security.
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Price posting rules spark grocery store confusion locally
Local supermarkets report minimal questions on price increases despite Phase II rules. federal exempt status for firms under 200000 in revenue creates confusion. Stores maintain price books and posted signs while IRS checks continue. penalties sighted for violations though base price lists may be incomplete or misleading.
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Washington
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Farm Bureau hits Iowa county membership goal
Washington County becomes the fifth Iowa county to reach its 1972 Farm Bureau membership goal after a township drive netted 61 new members, raising total to 1142. A Goalbuster meeting at the Farm Bureau building featured Keith Horn, Leo Waggoner, and a luncheon with 50 members and wives.
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Crane Co Opens Open House With New Truck Transmission Castings
Crane Company held an open house for employees and the public to tour facilities and view a new truck transmission casting product. Through a contract with Eaton Industries of Cleveland, Crane will begin delivering truck transmission cases to Eaton's Shenandoah plant midmonth, adding about 15 workers locally. Dave Moore, Crane personnel manager, noted a production explanation and a display van for Eaton’s transmission.
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Crane Co
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