Hughes exits politics after 16 years in office
The Iowa senator Harold Hughes announces retirement from statewide and U.S. Senate service to pursue non denominational religious lay work. He reflects on past years, emphasizes moral reform, and stresses individual responsibility and compassion over political power. He cites partial achievements, courage of servicemen, and warns of a winter of hard choices ahead.
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West and East collide in Hula Bowl today in Honolulu
West All Stars led by Pat Haden and John McKay face the East in the 20th annual Hula Bowl. Haden eyeing Oxford study, McKay seeks pro chance, with Bartkowski and Harrell aiding a West attack. Davis questionable due to rib bruises. Holloway and Franklin steer the East prototype offense.
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Condredge Holloway
Michigan
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Trojans Named No 1 In UPI Minor College Poll
Southern Cal leads the 1974 UPI Board of Coaches final ratings with an 10 1 1 record and 27 first place votes. Alabama and Ohio State follow, while teams on probation are ineligible for top 20. Women bowling results and standings from Thursday league include Rubio Bank of Brighton and Pax Equipment with high scores and individual leaders.
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Finley loses court battle over Hunter contract dispute
Oakland headlines report that Charlie Finley failed to overturn the arbitrator Peter Seitz's ruling that Jim Hunter's 1974 contract was void, making him a free agent. Hunter then signed a $3.7 million Yankees deal as Finley vows further appeals, potentially to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Marion Rittenhouse Dies in Illinois Home Town
Marion D. Rittenhouse 39 of Rock Island Illinois died Thursday January 2 1975 at Franciscan Hospital Rock Island Funeral services will be Monday at 130 p m at the Memorial Heights United Methodist Church Rock Island Burial will be in the National Cemetery at Rock Island Arsenal Visitation Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p m Hodgson Funeral Home Rock Island He was born September 21 1915 in Becker Minnesota son of Oscar E and Emma B Rittenhouse He was raised in the Washington community graduated from Washington High School served in the Navy in World War I retired bakery supervisor for Stix Baer and Fuller of St Louis MO He married Mary Jane Schwaub of Rock Island in 1971 Survivors include his wife six children from a previous marriage two step children a sister and a brother.
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Wis
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Milwaukee
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Germany
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Esther) Martin
Washington
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St. Peter
Lydia Donai, 80, Des Moines, dies. rites in Columbus Junction
Lydia Raymond Donai died Friday January 3 1975 in Des Moines Iowa Lutheran Hospital. Funeral services set for Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Jesfacy Lewis Funeral Home Columbus Junction with Rev Denley Canfield officiating. Burial Salem Cemetery northwest of Columbus Junction. Visitation after 1 p.m. Sunday at Stacy Lewis Funeral Home. Born August 22 1894 in Houston Texas to William A and Mary Ellen Raymond she was raised near Ainsworth. Survived by one daughter Lois McDonald of Des Moines one sister Nellie Swails of Iowa City and several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by husband Edward.
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Kissinger hints of force in Mideast crisis
In a year end interview Kissinger warned force could be considered only in the gravest emergency over oil prices. He said military action would be dangerous and warned against actions that could trigger a wider Soviet response. He stressed restraint and cautioned that war is easier to enter than exit.
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WRC Meets Friday at Keota Hall
Keota news notes the W R C meeting held in Fraternal Hall with president Mrs Pauline Cady presiding. Altruistic reports tally funds and services while a luncheon and Nativity decor mark the gathering. Next meeting set for January 24 and a tribute to W R C Chauffeurs is given.
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Iowa
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Tokyo
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Mrs. Helen Wolfe Dies in Indiana at 87
Mrs. Helen Wolfe 87, formerly of Pleasant Plain, died at 4:30 p.m. Friday Jan 3 1975 in Wabash County Hospital Indiana. Funeral arrangements are pending at Gould Funeral Home Brighton. Born Sept 7 1887 in Pleasant Plain, she was the daughter of Benjamin and Celestia Whitacre. She married Andrew F. Wolfe who died in Oct 1965. Survived by son Rev. Clifford Wolfe of Warsaw and two grandchildren.
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