Des Moines pool prices and Monday family night rate
Jim Harris announces season and ticket prices for Des Moines municipal pool. Grade school to junior high swims 26 cents or 5.15 for a season. high school swims 52 cents or 10.30 for a season. adults 78 cents or 15.45 for a season. Family season pass 30.90. family night swims Monday 5 30 to 6 45 p.m. 5 15 per person. Iowa bingo licenses now legalized and issued as clerks open offices. Gov Ray attends national governors meeting while licenses rush to process.
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Fertilizer Deal With Soviet Union Moves Forward
Washington says no objection to an eight billion dollar 20 year fertilizer trade pact between Russia and Occidental Petroleum. The deal, signed in Moscow, would see Occidental ship phosphoric acid and help build a fertilizer complex in the Soviet Union. Repayment comes in ammonia, urea, and potash.
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Legislator Leaves Des Moines After June 1 Departure
Northeast Iowa Senator H L Heying says he will not stay in Des Moines after June 1 and has packed his bags returning to his home. He promised to return to the Senate only if a call demands every senator’s presence in session.
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Ship Rams Tanker In Fire After Collision Near Verrazano Bridge
A cargo container ship Seawitch rammed a moored Belgian tanker Esso Brussels under the Verrazano Bridge in New York, triggering explosions and fires. Five confirmed dead, five missing, 68 of 78 aboard accounted for, 61 survivors reported. Coast Guard and police mobilized as flames were seen for miles and crews jumped into the water.
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Soapbox revival opens New Chautauqua in Washington week
A lively soapbox event is planned for Thursday on the Central Park bandstand during New Chautauqua in Washington next week. Committed speakers include a liquor opponent a John Birch Society representative and a proponent of women's liberation among others. talks run 3 to 5 30 p.m. with about 15 minutes each.
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Housing Boom Seen as Washington Grows and People Move In
Washington faces a housing crunch as industry expansion boosts jobs at Crane Co Perfex Washington Manufacturing and others. Mayor Ralph Martin predicts 75 starts this year while 22 homes already rise, with population seen reaching 7 000 in the next years and 7 500 by 1978. Local developers caution only a fraction live here and demand more housing and a planned 300 unit Washingtonia Park subdivision.
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