Montreal man loses guitar to thief and dog
Tex Lecor bought a doberman for 750 dollars to guard his 450 dollar guitar. He found both missing from his car in old Montreal on a Wednesday. In San Francisco, Stephen J. Dickson won the 1971 cable car bell ringing crown in Union Square after a three way runoff.
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Montreal
UPI
Tex Lecor
Lecor
San Francisco
Stephen J. Dickson
Dickson
Union Square
Alvertis Davison
Carl A. Payne
Cubans seize two U S boats and hold crewmen
Havana radio said Cuba seized two U S vessels and turned five American crewmen over for trial on illegal entry charges. A tugboat with eight U S crew was under investigation as very suspicious. The report ties the seizures to four Cuban skippers convicted in Key West for illegal fishing.
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Miami
UPI
Havana
U.S
Revolutionary Tribunal
Cuba
Oriente
Key West
Fritz Sprandel
Mexico
Cayo Megano
Las Villas
Cabo Cruz
Caribbean
Dead gators Worst Is Yet To Come In Lake Apopka
Scientists monitor 20 plus alligators found dead around Lake Apopka as the kill broadens. Biologists fear a continued die off of shad and fish with potential toxic algae suspected. A mobile lab will study the lake while officials say no public health threat is evident.
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Tallahasseer
Fla
UPI
Lake Apopka
Fred Waldinger
State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Winter Garden
Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Laboratory
Athens
Game and Fish Commission
Earl Frye
Health Department
Frye
Intercepted Memo From Coach Warns of Chase
An intercepted note from analyst WEI warns Michael White that the girls track team coach may be pursuing him, urging caution about a potential pursuit.
House passes remap bill amid partisan clash in Iowa
The Iowa House approved a Republican reapportionment plan 56 to 37 sending it to the Senate amid claims of gerrymandering to favor incumbents. Democrats warned of court challenges while Republicans argued the aim was to balance district sizes and meet court mandates after a 1969 ruling. A separate accident report notes Mrs. Schooley and Debbie Schooley injured in a single car crash near Washington on the Wayland road, hospitalized with unknown injury extent.
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House
Senate
Dale Cochran
Eagle Grove
Cochran
Ed Skinner
D - Altoona
June Franklin
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Elizabeth Shaw
R - Davenport
Shaw
Polk County
Franklin
Norman Jesse
D - Des Moines
Earl Willits
A. Gordon Stokes
LeMars
Stokes
Plymouth
Woodbury County
Bill Schooley
Rebekah Myers
Debbie
Washington County Hospital
Washington
Wayland Road
Schooley
Public Notices Today Proceedings and Carrier Certificate Action
Notice summarizes an application for a certificate as a liquid transport carrier and related proceedings before the Board of Supervisors. Details include filing party and date, with the board’s upcoming session to consider the matter. Public comments and deadlines may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Senate approves compromise on Regents budget in Des Moines
Iowa Senate Appropriations Committee advances a $205.7 million two year allocation for the State Board of Regents universities, about $5 million above the House figure and $15 million below Gov. Ray's request. Senators Brownlee and Neu vow floor fights. leaders push for passage to proceed to full debate.
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Des Moines
UPI
Senate Appropriations Committee
State Board of Regents
House
Robert D. Ray
Senate
Sen
S.J. Brownlee
R - Emmetsburg
Brownlee
Arthur Neu
Carroll
Neu
Marvin Smith
Paullina
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Nell
Regents
Appropriations
John Camp
Bryant
Francis Messerly
Cedar Falls
Smith
Ray
Cosmonauts Settle In Flying Hotel Salyut Station
Three cosmonauts Georgi Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev move into the Salyut space station described by Tass as a comfortable temporary home with a library and full living amenities. They docked Monday after Soyuz 11 delivered them and cut power to the returning ship. Soyuz 12 expected to lift a relief crew within a week or two.
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Moscow
UPS
Salyut Space Station
Tass
Salyut Mon
Salyut
Alexei Yeliseyev
Moscow Television
Washington School Board OKs Vocational Shop Addition
The Washington Community School Board accepted Earl Wood and Sons bid of 23 758 for a new vocational agriculture shop beside the bus garage to house welding electricity power mechanics and drafting. Michael White was hired head girls track coach and assistant football coach from Valley High.
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Washington Community School Board of Education
Earl Wood and Sons
Wood and Sons
Voc. Ag
Voce. Ag
Michael White
White
Valley High
West Des Moines
Carmen Griggs
Virginia Harwich
Georgine Hurt
Brighton
Tanara Ihrig
Lincoln
Douglas Joslin
Jacqueline
Joslin
Mason
Zeck
Mason Wilh
Washington
Red Cross
Dave Elder
Cal Wolf
Washington Community Theater, Inc
Camp for underprivileged children to use former prison farm
Southeast Iowa CAP uses former prison farm 10 miles south of Ft. Madison for a summer camp. Washington County sends seven children per week, June 21 to Aug 9, with transport provided. Activities include animal care, hiking, arts and crafts, and swimming under director Rev. Jerry Richards.
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OEO
Southeast Iowa Community Action Program
CAP
Washington County
Ft. Madison
Charlestown
Keokuk
Jerry Richards
RSI
Iowa Wesleyan College
Wesleyan
Groups For Reconciliation
Methodist Churches of Iowa
Des Moines
Mental Health Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Washington County Cap Center
New York Police Fined for January Strike
City officials sanction 21 000 patrolmen two days pay per day of the six day walkout beginning January 14 and place them on a year probation with tenure loss. Police and 8 000 city workers face penalties under the Taylor Law as wage and back pay issues unfold. Civil service union threatens a mass walkout next week unless 8 250 firings are reinstated.
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New York
UPI
Civil Service Employes Association
Racing Commission
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Harry S. Bronstein
Storm Lake braces for a large motorcycle rally
Northwest Iowa law officers prepare for a potential onslaught of thousands of motorcyclists who will gather in Storm Lake for a June 26 to July 4 rally. Sheriff John Galbraith plans further preparations, believing cancellation unlikely.
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Storm Lake
UPI
Iowa
Canada
Buena Vista
John Galbraith
Southeast Weather: Partly cloudy with scattered showers likely
The forecast calls for only parts of the Southeast to be cloudy with a chance of scattered showers or thunderstorms tonight and Friday. Friday afternoon or evening could bring the most activity. Temperatures rise through Friday with lows near 65 and highs in the upper 80s to around 90.
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Dinger Dickson
Micheal White
Wei
Demos
Perry Christensen
Kent
John Clark
Rollin Edelen
Estherville
George Pierson
Oskaloosa
Vernon Ewell
Waterloo
Ewell
Philip Hill
Hill
Supreme Court
West Bengal
East Pakistan
Sesson
Camp - Messerly
Messerly
Earth
Krumm
Linda Mahanny
Jerry Mason
Richard Roepke
Mar Vanourney
Gene Zeck
Jay Whannel
Stewart Elementary School
N. Y
Storm Lake Braces
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