Nixon China move may spark Soviet inroads in Asia and Europe
Washington officials say Nixon's push for Sino American ties with liaison offices in Washington and Peking could prompt Moscow to expand economic links in Asia and Europe. Kissinger said China will release two American pilots as a goodwill gesture, while talks on arms control and troop reductions continue. Officials doubt Moscow and Beijing will roll back Nixon gains, but see potential for broader cooperation and tension easing.
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Russia
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Soviet Far East
White House
Soviet Union
Urges a halt to roadside spraying in Iowa
The Iowa Chemical Technology Review Board urges curtailment of blanket roadside weed spraying. The commission, now part of the Department of Environmental Quality, backs restricting blanket spraying though spot spraying for patches and brush removal may continue. Agriculture Secretary Robert Lounsberry has not yet acted.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Chemical Technology Review Board
Iowa
Commission
Department of Environmental Quality
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Robert Lounsberry
Secretary of Agriculture
Lounsberry
L.B. Liddy
Gordon May
New Hampton
County Boards of Supervisors
Cable TV boom reshapes Iowa markets and schools
Des Moines based Hawkeye Communications reports 27 operating Iowa stations with 13 franchises granted and 25 more pending as cable expands beyond basic networks. In Red Oak and Creston, color programming reaches schools, libraries, and nursing homes and a pilot educational effort begins.
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Diane Graham
Drake University
DES Moines
Creston
Iowa
Redak
Hawkeye Communications, Inc
Neil Broderick
Hawkeye
Red Oak
LRC
National Education Association
NEA
Dave Melone
Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network
Ted Hightsnoe
True-Vue, Inc
Hightshoe
U.S
United States
Broderick
Towa
Albia
Algona
Armstrong
Bloomfield
Centerville
Chariton
Dakota City
Decorah
Denison
Dubuque
Eagle Grove
Elkader
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Fenton
Guthrie Center
Guttenberg
Harlan
Keokuk
Lansing
Laverne
Marquette
McGregor
Sac City
West Bend
Ankeny
Atlantic
Buena Vista
Cherokee
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Clive
Davenport
Humboldt
Storm Lake
Urbandale
West Des Moines
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Ames
Audubon
Bedford
Boone
Cedar Rapids
Clarinda
Corning
Council Bluffs
Evansdale
Fort Dodge
Grinnell
Iowa City
Maquoketa
Marshalltown
Scout Troop 242 Spends Evening at Local Fire Station
Forty five Scouts and Scouters from Troop 242 visited the fire station Monday to learn about fire and rescue gear from Carl Jones Yale Jarvis Glenn Beauchamp Allen Fuhr and Jim Hesser. They begin work on emergency preparedness and the Indian dance team is available for bookings by fraternal groups. contact Lou Pailliotet at 702 S. 124 Washington 653-5217.
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Troop 242
Carl Jones
Yale Jarvis
Glenn Beauchamp
Allen Fuhr
Jim Hesser
Fairfield Indian Guides
Ymca Camp Fire Girls
Cub Scout
Lou Pailliotet
S. 124
Washington
Washington voters approve Model Litter Control Act
Washington State voters approve by two to one a Model Litter Control Act guiding Ecology long term cleanup plans. The act creates a partnership among government, people, and industry, defines littering as a misdemeanor, and funds the program with a 1 percent retail mill levy expected to raise about $1 million annually.
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State Department of Ecology
John Bias
Washington
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Voters OK Litter Act
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