Drunken driving arrests hit new 1976 Iowa record in five counties
In 1976 the ASAP target counties Johnson Linn Polk Pottawattamie and Woodbury accounted for 3926 drunken driving arrests. Polk led with 1310 cases followed by Linn 1174 Woodbury 577 Pottawattamie 523 and Johnson 342. Total alcohol related state road deaths fell slightly from 140 to 120 in these areas.
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Wayne Swoboda
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Des Moines
Iowa
Lance Faust
Governor's Highway Safety Project
Johnson, Linn
Polk, Pottawattamie
Woodbury
Faust
Webster
Cerro Gordo
Black Hawk
Dubuque
Scott
ASAP
Polk County
Linn
Pottawattamie
Johnson
Ted Godfrey
The
Highway Patrol
Godfrey
OMVAS
U of I to Host Changing Family Conference in Iowa City
IOWA CITY The University of Iowa will hold the sixth Changing Family Conference February 9 11 examining marriage as central to family life amid shifting social cultural and economic forces. Keynote by W Fred Stultz from Ohio State University and lectures by Michael Novak Sam Keen Anna Grant and George Bach will guide sessions with workshops on communication remarriage aging alcoholism and sexuality. Registration details and fees listed with public evening sessions free, sponsors include 15 campus and state groups.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
W. Fred Stultz
Family Relations and Human Development
Ohio State University
Stultz
Iowa Memorial Union
U of I Department of Home Economics
Peggy Houston
East Hall
Iowa
George R. Bach
Institute of Group Psychotherapy
Los Angeles
Sam Keen
Psychology Today
Michael Novak
Watson-Ledden
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
Anna H. Grant
Center For the Study
Morehouse College
Atlanta, Ga
Bach
Keen
Novak
America
Grant
Roger Simpson
Carol Winter
Mercy Hospital
Ira Reiss
University of Minnesota
U of I
U of 1 Center For Conferences and Institutes
College of Education
School of Social Work
State Services For
University Counseling Service
School of Religion
Department of Home Economics
Division of Continuing Education
On This Day January 22 1977 Chronology Highlight
United Press International notes January 22 marks Byron born 1788 and key historic events: 1789 first American novel printed in Boston, 1963 Franco German treaty on cooperation, 1968 North Korea seizes Pueblo and imprisons 83 crew, 1973 Lyndon Johnson dies at 64. The entry also lists celestial omens and zodiac sign Aquarius.
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United Press International
Lord Byron
William Hill Brown
Boston
France
Germany
North Korea
U.S
Louisiana seeks permanent state archives to preserve history
A push by Friends of the Archives urges a central Baton Rouge archive with satellite offices to house and protect Louisiana documents. Officials note scattered records, deteriorating files, and the need for professional staff, with current efforts including new archivist hires and microfilmed state and local records.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana
L.D. Felder
Felder
Baton Rouge
Friends of the Archives
University of New Orleans
Winston DeVille
Clifton H. Johnson
Johnson
Senior Citizens Plan Activities At Center and Trips
Forty four senior members and two guests enjoyed a roast beef dinner catered by Harriet Dunbar. Mary Ann Paul and Helen Thorne sang Broadway tunes, then cards shuffleboard and pool followed. Upcoming events include needlepoint, knitting, quilting, a film named Reluctant World Power, a February birthday party, a $5 membership, and bus trips to Nashville and Iowa City for Shenandoah. Johnson quote noted from his address after JFK’s assassination.
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Charles Haney
Dorothy Stewart
Harriet Dunbar
Mary Ann Paul
Helen Thorne
Y.W.C.A
Y.M.C.A
Eldercraft Shop Inc
Senior Center
Nashville
Grand Ole Opry
Iowa City
Hancher Auditorium
CAP Office
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Eldora
Hardin County
Robert Callaway
Jim Sween
Callaway
Sween
Board of Supervisors
Turkey Industry of
Benjie Roth
Iowa Turkey Federation
Bob Redhair
Solon
Doug Morgan
Dike
Pete Hermanson
Story City
Dick Yoder
Wayland
Carolyn Taylor
Ames
William H. Perdock
Cloyce Zieglowsky
Perdock
Washington
James W. Patterson
David L. Sieren
Fred J. Kucera
Maurice Sass
Iowa Department of Transportation
Paul J. McAndrew
William R. Woodburn
Lana L. Woodburn
Snider
Kalona
Darrell D. Wade
Daniel H. Peiffer
Mary Jane Peiffer
Dale E. Helfrich
Ainsworth
Willard D. Patterson
Wellman
Vicki L. Gassner
Nancy P. Adrian
Ronald D. Gordy
Jeffrey A. Wheeler
Robert J. Grubb
David L. Waterhouse
Keota
Connie S. Hixson
Columbus Junction
Duance C. Richardson
Marvin D. Smith
Herman A. Behrend
Max DeLay
James D. Slobodnik
Mt. Pleasant
Roger D. Samples
Montrose
Fred Kruse
Salem
Howard J. Loran
Denmark
Arthur D. St. John
Stanwood
Clay K. Graham
Riverside
Randy W. van Hove
Carthage
Ill
Steven E. Smith
Kansas City
Daniel L. Webster III
Joseph E
Paty
Crull & Lee
Oashington
Robert
Stevenson
Washington Call
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Des Moines, Ia
Thompson's Tax & Accounting Service
Iowa Ave
Washington, Iowa
Thur
Benjamin Moore
Osincup’s
Jacks Jill Food Center
Mrs
Rosemary Nemmers
Bill Bramhall
Dale Reese
Debbie Roberts
Kenneth Stout
eConnie L. Messer
Mike Dayton
Marilyn Rand
Paul Gault
Linda Hendricks
Walter Hornig
George Fort
John Dickey
Rick Stauffer
eJo McCormick
eJohn H. Whittaker
Gene Gorham
Joyce Bachman
Jean
Ann Beenblossom
Food Center
Congress
John Kennedy
Lyndon Baines Johnson
FTD
Wolf's Flower Shop
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