Oil price rise seen as certain by Arab OPEC insiders
A UPI report quotes Arab oil insiders warning that oil prices will rise unless wealthier nations halt inflationary exports. They cite a years long 20 to 40 percent rise in Arab import costs, urge tighter export price controls, and say OPEC members may accept larger increases to cover costly imports.
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Washington
UPI
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Middle East
OPEC
Iran
Venezuela
Saudi Arabia
Khalid
New York Times
Chevrolet
United States
Wesleyan students honored at Iowa Wesleyan College
Cathi Carter of Washington was named one of 12 students to receive the meritorious award for responsible social involvement at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mt. Pleasant. Annette Jennings of Winfield also received this award. Richard Anderson of Brighton joined Iowa Phi, Jane Trotter of Ainsworth was runnerup for outstanding student in the college a cappella choir, Rosalee Boshart of Wayland won the Skinner Foundation $500 nursing scholarship.
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Cathi Carter
Washington
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Cathi
Raymond Carter
Annette Jennings
Winfield
Wesleyan
Richard Anderson
Brighton
Iowa Phi
Jane Trotter
Ainsworth
Rosalee Boshart
Wayland
Skinner Foundation
Waco school year ends May 28 with early dismissals
The Waco school year closes Friday May 28. Wayland and Crawfordsville centers dismiss at 1 15 p.m. and Olds high school at 1 30 p.m. Awards day for Wayland middle school is at 11 a.m. May 28. Summer library hours: Crawfordsville Mondays and Thursdays 9 30 to 11 30 a.m. Story hour 10 to 10 45 a.m. Wayland library Wednesdays 8 to 10 a.m. Olds library Tuesdays 8 to 10 a.m.
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Waco
Wayland
Crawfordsville
Olds
Navy lieutenant commander begins two weeks active duty
Craig J. Wolf, son of Bernard and Anna Wolf, now on two weeks active duty in Alexandria, Virginia, serving as a lieutenant commander in the naval reserve in the Oceanographer of the Navy office's Management Information Division. He and his wife Susan and their children live in Kokomo, Maui, Hawaii, where he is an account executive with Dean Witter & Co. in Kahului.
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Craig J. Wolf
Bernard and
Anna Wolf
Washington
Alexandria
Virginia
Naval Reserve
Office
The
Oceanographer of the Navy
Commander Wolf
Susan
Kokomo
Maui
Hawaii
Dean Witter & Co
Kahului
Kissinger Seeks Accord in Sweden Talks Warm and Amiable
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reported friendly talks with Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme in Stockholm. They reached agreement on several points and discussed Africa East-West relations and Latin America in a two hour session at the chancellery. Palme hosted events with King Carl Gustaf and a Foreign Ministry banquet amid protests prior to Kissinger's arrival with 13 000 demonstrators.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Olof Palme
Kissinger
Palme
Haga Palace
Carl Gustaf
Foreign Ministry
Market Report from Joliet Illinois Cattle and Hogs
Markets in Joliet Illinois show cattle around 50 higher for steers and heifers with high choice and prime steers at 39.00 to 41.00 per cwt and prime heifers up to 41.00. Hog prices rise about one dollar with No 1-2 200-220 lb hogs at 51.50, 200-240 lb at 51.00 to 51.50, and 260 lb plus at 48.75 to 49.75. Tuesday receipts projected cattle 50 and hogs 800.
Livestock and grain quotes from Des Moines market report
Des Moines market notes show slow livestock trade with good demand. No 1-3 cattle 200-230 lb mostly 48.25 to 49.00, larger 230-250 lb 47.75 to 49.25, 270-300 lb 43.25 to 47.50, sows up to 50 higher at 41.40 to 43.00 and 40.50 to 42.00 for heavier groups. Wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans listed with prices and receipts figures from recent days.
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Des Moines
UPI
George Sellers 86 dies in Columbus Junction
George Howard Sellers 86 of Columbus Junction died Monday morning May 24 1976 at Colonial Manor Care Center. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home with burial in Columbus City Cemetery. Visitation starts 9 a.m. Tuesday. He was born October 8 1890 in Cairo the son of Reece and Elizabeth Weaver Sellers. He married Vera Marshall in 1916. she died in 1957. He worked for the state highway commission. Survivors include one son Max Sellers two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a brother and a sister.
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George Howard Sellers
Columbus Junction
Colonial Manor
Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home
Columbus City Cemetery
Mr. Sellers
Cairo
Reece
Elizabeth Weaver Sellers
Vera Marshall
State Highway Commission
Max Sellers
Kinross alumni group to meet May 30 at church
Kinross High School Alumni will hold its biennial meeting Sunday May 30 at 6:30 p.m. at the English River Church of the Brethren near South English. A cooperative supper opens the evening with a display of pictures and trophies by Marvin Blaylock and Harold Seitsinger. Special recognition goes to the 1926 and 1927 classes, with names listed. Community songs, master of ceremonies Leland Grove, and officers in charge include Betty Seitsinger Maxwell registrar, Don Morrison coffee, Mary Grove Hayes decorations, Leora Morrow LeFever treasurer.
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Kinross
Marlowe Seitsinger
Carl Herr
Dale Cupp
Clarence Grove
Joy Slate
Glen
Casey) Grove
Leland Grove
Keswick
Betty Seitsinger Maxwell
Wellman
Don Morrison
South English
Mary Grove Hayes
Leora Morrow LeFever
Mrs Thomassen Dies At 56 In Lake Odessa Cottage
Mona A James born Cairo Iowa March 11 1920 daughter of Charles E and Myrtle Brimm James died May 23 1976 at Lake Odessa from a heart attack. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home Rev J Roland Crandall officiating burial Indian Creek Cemetery. Survived by husband Harold E Thomassen three daughters Paula Jones Pamela Fritz Tonya Romoser ten grandchildren four sisters and several relatives.
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Harold E. Thomassen
South Marion Avenue
Lake Odessa
Jones Funeral Home
J. Roland Crandall
Indian Creek Cemetery
Mona A. James
Cairo
Iowa
Charles E
Myrtle Brimm James
Muscatine
Kahoka, Mo
Thomassen
United Methodist Church
Edgar
Paula) Jones
Prospect Heights
Ill
Thomas
Pamela) Fritz
Centerville
Gary
Tonya) Romoser
Keota
Alvin
Alice) Walker
California
Harry
Pearl) Johnson
Columbus Junction
Charles
Gladys) Hartman
Harold
Ruth) Frohner
William
Lee
Insurance examiner idle in Chicago office
Ben Aronson, 56, former Illinois chief insurance examiner, sits in a barren Chicago office with no phone, earning 20760 a year for doing nothing. He once led an 80 person staff before budget cuts eliminated his job in 1971 and his mail is now censored and diverted.
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Chicago
UPI
Ben Aronson
Illinois
Aronson
Cook County
State Insurance Department
Robert Wilcox
Edward Healy
Springfield
Daniel Walker
Pope Paul VI installs new cardinals today
Pope Paul VI named 20 new cardinals in a Vatican ceremony including archbishop Joseph Marie Trinh-nhu-Khue of Hanoi. The event disclosed one “in pectore” cardinal by name, with the other remaining secret. An American, Msgr. William Wakefield Baum, archbishop of Washington, also joined.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Hanoi
Joseph Marie Trinh-nhu-Khue
William Wakefield Baum
Washington D.C
Dallas
Baum
United States
College of Cardinals
Khue
Rome
Vatican
Washington Evening Journal Senior awards 1976
Senior awards list for Washington Evening Journal May 24 1976 covers Outstanding Athletes in multiple sports led by John McCarthy and Dave Martin. National Honor Society members. Quill and Scroll honors. Richard Lemke Award Doug Arbogast. Student Council recipients. Rotary and DAR awards. multiple named students and offices.
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Washington Evening Journal
Mike Roth
John McCarthy
Mary Jo Redlinger
Dave Martin
Gary Crawford
Stephanie Cousins
Doug Ruppert
Carole Schlapkohl
Lori Crawford
Bart Frazer
Marcia Frier
Owen Gamon
Lee Gray
Tina Hartzler
Marty Levy
Nancy Mangold
Joe Moretti
Julie Pilcher
Matt Quinn
Vicki Rae
Kathy Schantz
Chris Scheldrup
Paula Shaffer
Nancy Shamdin
Matt Sojka
Richard Lemke
Doug Arbogast
Larry Burkum
Jane Cherryholmes
Barb Frazer
Linda Peiffer
Greg Hagensick
Rocky Gray
Bev Bruty
Bill Tucker
Kaye Dickinson
Vicki Waggoner
Shaun Williams
Greg Thomas
C.E
Debbie Zickefoose
F.B.S.A
Kathy Bates
Tom Harvey
Kris Ross
Tom Wheelan
Valerie Poubelle
Les Leeper
Rotary
DAR
Brenneman Named Farm Bureau Reporter for Conference
Mrs Harold Brenneman of Wellman has been chosen to represent district six of the Iowa Farm Bureau Women as one of nine reporters for the Women's Summer Conference June 13 15. Each reporter will write a summary of a speaker or event for a booklet to guide attendees at the closing luncheon.
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Harold Brenneman
Wellman
Iowa Farm Bureau
James Mohr
Eldridge
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