Washington Community Theatre selects committee for 1977 season
The Washington Community Theatre forms a committee to pick three plays for February June and October 1977. It invites local residents to suggest plays or musicals and requests they call or mail a postcard to Cathy Lloyd at 1 Orchard Circle, Washington.
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Washington Community Theatre
Cathy Lloyd
Orchard Circle
Washington
Stolen Buick Recovered Near Wagon Wheel Tap
A 1973 Buick stolen from the Wagon Wheel Tap area in Washington was recovered by Washington County Sheriff's deputies from a ditch on a Cedar Township gravel road about 10 a.m. Wednesday. Owner Ray Goodwin, rural Washington, found it missing after leaving the bar. a nearby resident reported the abandoned car to the Public Safety Center. The vehicle had a missing CB radio and minor entry damage.
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Evening Journal
Wagon Wheel
Washington
Washington County Sheriff's Deputies
Cedar Township
Ray Goodwin
Public Safety Center
Combined Grass and Vehicle Fire Near Washington
Washington volunteer firemen were called to the Leonard Horak farm north of Washington around 3 30 p m Tuesday to extinguish a fire engulfing Alvin Horak s combine. Fire Chief Lew McFadden said a short in the wiring likely started the blaze, the machine may be a total loss. No injuries reported and on the return trip they also put out a grass fire north of the city that had escaped from a county watched burn.
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Washington
Leonard Horak
Alvin Horak
Lew McFadden
Soviets conduct weightlessness tests aboard Salyut 5
Col. Boris Volynov and Lt. Col. Vitaly Zholobov carried out medical experiments on each other on their eighth day in orbit. They tested heart and circulatory function, collected blood samples, and measured breathing as part of weightlessness research aboard the Salyut 5 station.
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Moscow
UPI
Salyut 5 Space Station
Tass
Boris Volynov
Vitaly Zholobov
Youth loses leg in grain bin rescue near Ames
Boyd Brody 12, son of Duane Brody, was trapped about 30 minutes in a grain bin at the family farm in rural Ames. An emergency team from Mary Greeley Hospital performed limb amputation to free him. He is listed in fair condition.
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UPI
Ames
Boyd Brody
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Boyd
Duane Brody
Voice of Southeast Asia airs on WHO in Des Moines
Des Moines radio station WHO broadcasts The Voice of Southeast Asia Sundays featuring music and news for Vietnamese and Tai Dam refugees resettled in Iowa after Indochina’s fall. The program was developed by WHO, DMACC, and the Governor's Task Force for Indochinese Resettlement, which notes about 2,000 Vietnamese and 800 Tai Dam refugees have resided in Iowa since last year.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
WHO
Voice of Southeast Asia
Towa
Indochina
Des Moines Area Community College
Weather Outlook For Tonight And Thursday
Continued warm and humid conditions with a chance of thundershowers tonight and Thursday. Low tonight in the low to mid 70s. Highs Thursday in the upper 80s. Winds southwest 5 to 15 mph tonight. Rain chances 30 percent tonight and 40 percent Thursday.
Democratic platform snapshot from New York dispatch
UPI reports the Democratic platform outlining aims to reduce unemployment to under 3 percent and provide jobs to all willing and able Americans. It calls for direct government wage and price controls as needed, stronger anti trust laws, a complete tax overhaul, rights to organize for public and agricultural workers, federal matching funds for campaigns, a national health insurance system, a welfare reform guaranteeing a minimum income, and job training requirements. It also addresses abortion, school aid for non public schools, busing as a last resort, and gun control including banning certain handguns and stricter manufacture and distribution oversight.
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New York
UPI
DOT expands roads program after windfall funds found
Iowa DOT Commission votes to spend 48 million of an 88 million windfall on immediate construction with the rest carried to 1978. One time money and higher revenue projections keep overall program needs ahead of funds. Backlog projects were insufficient to utilize full windfall.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
Iowa Department of Transportation Commission
DOT
Commission
Raymond Kassel
Stephen Garst
Coon Rapids
Kassel
Carter Nomination Seen Near as Carter Likely Chooses Running Mate
At the 37th Democratic National Convention in Madison Square Garden, Carter is expected to clinch the nomination on the first ballot around 11:30 p.m. EDT and announce a running mate, with Muskie among top contenders. Humphrey energizes delegates as a contrast to Muskie and other nominees.
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UPI
Jimmy Carter
Madison Square Garden
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Georgia
Thomas O'Neill
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Muskie
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Richard M. Nixon
White House
Lens Muskie
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Henry Jackson
Washington
Adlai Stevenson III
Illinois
John Glenn
Ohio
Frank Church
Idaho
George McGovern
Humphrey
Massachusetts Gun Law Fails to Curb Violent Crime Study Says
A Harvard Law School study on the Bartley-Fox Law shows it cut illegal gun carrying and improved licensing compliance but had little impact on overall violent crime. The one year mandatory sentence for gun carriers did not deter premeditated crimes, with no drop in total assaults and a shift in weapon use. The report notes reduced firearm use in assaults but not in major gun predation like armed robbery.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Bartley - Fox Law
Harvard Law School
Center For Criminal Justice
Bartley-Fox
Harvard Law
James Vorenberg
Center
David M. Bartley
J. John Fox
Beef prices likely to rise after current drop says cattle group
Wray Finney, president of the American National Cattlemen's Association, warns shoppers to enjoy the present favorable beef costs. A 19-city survey shows the national average for five cuts at 1.44 per pound, down three cents from last month and 34 cents from July 1975, as larger summer supplies push prices down. Finney says inflation may rise later as supplies contract, but for now consumers can still find bargains on steaks and roasts.
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Denver
UPI
American National Cattlemen's Association
Wray Finney
Finney
Jury Deliberations Continue in Cedar Rapids Indian Murder Trial
In Cedar Rapids Iowa a federal jury enters its second full day of deliberations in the murder trial of Darelle Butler and Robert Robideau two American Indians charged with killing two FBI agents on the Pine Ridge Reservation June 26 1975 The panel requested transcripts of FBI agents Gary Adams and Gerard Waring testimony but those transcripts were unavailable A bomb threat earlier forced a temporary courthouse move while Wilford Draper testified he saw the defendants with guns at the scene and heard a fellow Indian discuss the shootings
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
UPI
FBI
Gary Adams
Gerard Waring
Federal
Ronald Williams
Wilford Draper
Draper
Plan to Expand Gas Storage Fields at Columbus City Iowa
Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America has won Federal Power Commission approval to expand four underground storage fields including two near Cairo and Columbus City Iowa. The $19 million plan adds wells piping and cushion gas to boost summer storage by 114 million cubic feet for winter use serving Midwest customers.
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Columbus City Gas Firm
Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America
Peoples Gas Company of Chicago
Federal Power Commission
Cairo
Columbus City
Iowa
Illinois
Natural
Midwest
Ciaro Field
Mt. Simon
Joliet
Ill
Natural Gas Pipeline Company
Upper Midwest
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