Gregory Mangold Named Iowa Farm Bureau Scholarship Finalist
Gregory Mangold of West Chester is among thirty six Iowa high school seniors named as finalists in the Iowa Farm Bureau women’s scholarship program. Finalists were chosen from 83 applications. interviews in Des Moines on April 26 will determine the eighteen scholarship recipients who receive 160 dollars per year for two years at a school of their choice. Mangold, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Mangold, is a senior at Mid Prairie High School and plans to study agriculture at Iowa State University with agronomy as his first choice.
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Gregory Mangold
West Chester
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
County Farm Bureau
Greg
Lee Mangold
Mid-Prairie High School
Iowa State University
Two Hurt In Highway One Collision Near Here
Two Cedar Rapids residents were hospitalized after a Thursday night crash about four and a half miles south of here on Highway One. Ellis C Howren suffered a broken nose while Maxine Bartholomew sustained serious facial cuts after his northbound auto crossed the center line and struck Ward P. Rhoades’s straight truck pup trailer. Rhoades was uninjured and said he pulled onto the shoulder when the car crossed the line. Charges are pending against Howren. The crash was investigated by Highway Patrol trooper Lyle Hansen with aid from Sheriff Don Robertson.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington County Hospital
Here
Ellis C. Howren
Maxine Bartholomew
Howren
Ward P. Rhoades
Fremont
Rhoades
Highway Patrol
Lyle Hansen
Don Robertson
Stolen 1973 Ford Ranchero Sparks Kalona Warning
Kalona Motors dealer Ezra M. Miller reported a 1973 Ford Ranchero stolen from his lot in the early morning hours. The red car with a silver stripe and mag wheels had no license plates. The county sheriff issued an all points bulletin for immediate lookout.
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Kalona Motors
Kalona
Ezra M. Miller
Miller
Prison riot at Maryland Penitentiary ends in hostage rescue
In Baltimore, 75 inmates held seven guards hostage at the Maryland Penitentiary's 750-inmate wing. Police and corrections officers stormed the building using dogs and shotguns with plastic bullets after a two hour stand, injuring two hostages who were hanging but alive.
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Baltimore
UPI
Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore City Police
James Jorday
Maryland Corrections
Increasing Clouds and Rain Likely This Weekend
Weather forecast indicates increasing cloudiness this afternoon with highs in the upper 50s. Occasional rain and a chance of thundershowers tonight and Saturday, with lows in the lower 40s and highs around 50 on Saturday. Winds easterly 5 to 10 mph this afternoon and 15 to 20 mph tonight. Measurable precipitation probability 20 percent this afternoon, 70 percent tonight, and 90 percent Saturday.
Prisoners recount torture in Hanoi camps at POW conferences
Released veterans described brutal physical and psychological torture in North Vietnam, including beatings, starvation, and forced confessions. They cited specific guards, incidents at Heartbreak Hotel and near Hanoi, and varied motives from information gathering to propaganda, with many detailing endurance through extreme cruelty.
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Westover Afb
Mass
Kenneth W. North
Rockville
Conn
Heartbreak Hotel
Hanoi
North
Wallace G. Newcomb
Painted Post
N.Y
Air Force
Robert J. Biss
Brewer
Maine
Bangor
Biss
Evansville
Ind
Army
James F. Pfister
Pfister
South Vietnam
Fred W Cherry
Suffolk
United States
Navy
Joseph C. Plumb Jr
Overland Park
Kan
Ronald L. Mastin
Merriam, Kan
Robinson Risner
Oklahoma City
U.S
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Feed Grain program sparks farm uproar in county
The 1973 Feed Grain change reduces option A set aside from 25 to 10 percent, angering farmers especially in option B. ASCS director William Day notes aim to boost production and exports, with 857 A farms in the county benefiting while B farms lose subsidies. Overall, farmers fear unfair shifts and seek clarity before June 30 withdrawal.
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ASCS
William Day
Washington County
Department of Agriculture
Day
USDA
U.S
Secretary of Agriculture
Nixon imposes meat price ceiling to curb inflation
President Nixon announced a Phase III modification placing a ceiling on beef pork and lamb prices effective immediately. The rule covers processors wholesalers and retailers with signs required by April 9 and enforcement audits by IRS agents.
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Washington
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Four Washington Junior High students suspended for drug use
Four students at Washington Junior High School received three day suspensions after officials and sheriff's deputies found they were using or selling drugs on campus. Pills were tentatively identified as Tedral containing phenobarbital. students reportedly thought they were taking speed.
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Washington Junior High School
Tedral
Richard Gipple
Gipple
Don Robertson
Glenn Murphy
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Vietnam
P-O.w. Bow
Johnson
Leo K. Thorsness
Sioux Falls
S.D
John Wayne
Thorsness
Dunn
Gaddis
James L. Hughes
Santa Fe
N.M
Dramesi
Plumb
Ho Chi Minh
Norman McDaniel
Stratton
Floyd J .Thompson
New Milford
N.J
John A. Dramesi
Blackwood
Edwin Atterberry
Dallas
Atterberry
Greensboro
N.C
Richard A. Stratton
Palo Alto
Calif
Harvey G. Brande
Long Beach
Robert Jeffrey
Don A. MacPhail
Lowell
Hughes
Congress
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Black Market Banking Committee
Wright Patman
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