Demons Set To Face Oski loosa Indians Friday Night
Washington Demons basketball hosts Oski loosa Indians in local gym while wrestling teams travel to Oskaloosa for a dual meet. Indians lead Southeast Seven with seven game win streak and 5 0 conference record led by Jim Davis and Charles Converse.
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Ten Years Ago Today Dawickie Family Reunion at Riverside
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Clyde Dawickie with her mother Mrs E A Stewart gathered at Riverside for a family reunion.
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Cancer warning signals and regular exams urged by society
The American Cancer Society stresses seven warning signs including unusual breast changes a sore that wont heal and bowel or bladder changes. Emphasizes two regular physical exams even if feeling well and urges seeing a doctor if signals persist two weeks or more. Also mentions local business names and routines not directly related to the medical message.
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Colts plan business trip to Miami for Super Bowl
Baltimore Colts will stay focused with one more workout before boarding a chartered jet to Miami. Wives and families will be kept home until the night before or day of the Super Bowl with Dallas to avoid distractions. The team aims for redemption after 1969’s loss, emphasizing conditioning and discipline over leisure as they chase the Lombardi Cup and $15,000 per man.
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Landry explains Dallas turnabout
Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry says the team’s season turnaround came from character rising at its low point after an 0-360 loss to St Louis. He credits players for self evaluation and a seven game winning streak, with defense shaping the comeback despite passing issues.
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Storm Lake rises to top in UPI high school poll
Storm Lake takes No. 1 with an 8-0 mark after a 104-52 win over Spirit Lake, pushing Des Moines North to No. 2 despite a 66-50 loss to Des Moines Lincoln. Des Moines Hoover slides to No. 3 after an 81-73 defeat to the Polar Bears.
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Small men prove worthy in NBA
May 6-4 forward lifts Braves 115-108 over Warriors with late scoring rally. Bing 6-3 guard adds 30 as Pistons edge Rockets 100-99. Archibald 6-0 rookie fuels Royals 133-128 overtime win over Blazers. Other results include Bucks over Bulls, Knicks over Cavaliers, Celtics rout Trail Blazers.
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Middle East peace talks strained by new ceasefire violations
Western delegations backed the Jarring mission to prevent talks collapse as Israel accused Egypt of two Sukhoi 7 flights over its positions along the Suez Canal. Cairo witnessed Soviet weapons deliveries while Mahmoud Riad and Maurice Lehmann met in Paris to push peace efforts.
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Junior Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Standings
Carroll leads team series with 2261 followed by Moothart 2200 while individual 463 Judy Lewis and 441 Cheri Draytahl top the figures. High game highlights include 166 Cheri Draytahl and 163 Bobbi Boileau with 812 team game by Moothart and 787 by Dave.
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Cold Wave Causes Gas Shortage and Power Outages Across West
A severe cold wave disrupts gas supplies in the West, forcing the Mine at San Manuel to halt underground operations due to shortages. A 69,000 volt line near Franklin, Indiana, failed, cutting power to thousands in four counties. Ranchers in southwestern Kansas face cattle theft following a heavy snowstorm. Canon City Colorado sees record cold with 51 below at Lake DeWeese Lodge and 41 below in Westcliffe. Chicago braces for a high near 13 as subfreezing conditions persist and multiple deaths are linked to the blizzard. Francis X. Lauterbur is introduced as the new head football coach at the University of Iowa.
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Harriman Writes Memoirs On War, Russia, And Vietnam
Veteran diplomat Harriman, nearing 80, reflects on his 55 years negotiating with Communists while publishing America and Russia in a Changing World. He criticizes Nixon’s Vietnam tactics, Vietnamization, and warns against autocratic regimes, drawing on decades in government including secretary of commerce and ambassador roles.
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Muscatine bowlers take early lead in Columbus Bowl tourney
Current leaderboard after the first weekend shows Beverly and Pete Ribbink of Muscatine leading with 1230 pins in mixed doubles. Beverly Ribbink and Ken Heuer sit second with 1213, followed by Wilma and Ken Heuer with 1193 as Columbus Junction hosts continue the three week event.
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