Santo Domingo near normal under OAS peace force
Santo Domingo moves toward normalcy as bars and shops reopen under an OAS peacekeeping mission led by Brazilian Maj. Gen Hugo P. Alvim. The 23,000 US troops stand under foreign command for the first time since World War II, with limited fire from rebels and international patrols enforcing a fragile cease-fire.
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Presbyterians plan for vacation school start June 1
The First and United Presbyterian Churches join for a Vacation Church School for four year olds through sixth grade at Marion Ave Church from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. over two weeks ending June 11 with a junior day camp set for June 1 to 5. Bible study will guide all ages and registration is requested this week.
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Richard Hotle
Gene Booth
Robert Logan
Mary Stewart
Robert Mo
Dale Caldwell
James Lloyd
Haley Cole
Vernon Witting
Charles van Wink
Richard Colby
Harold Gamon
Elsie Glassburner
Richard Anderson
Izaak Walton
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Iowa House debates juvenile news bill in open records fight
In Des Moines the Iowa House debated Senate File 95 redefining juvenile delinquency and restricting media access to juvenile case records. Amendments to keep records open or hearings private sparked a clash over press freedom and public right to know versus privacy and court discretion.
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Public notices today page six item highlights
Notice of application to transport petroleum and fertilizer on lone highways. Probate of wills and appointment of executors for estates of William H. Dorrance Charles M. Denison and Jeannette Wooley Hana.
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Five Children Found Strangled at Home in Mass
Five children four brothers and a sister were found strangled at their home in Noruvurini Mass authorities said Deputy Police Chief Edward Cullen reported the victims named Eric LeMond six Howard five Craig two Norman one and Debbie two other details noted the 26 year old mother was taken into custody with no charges filed yet.
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Hughes hints at veto on senior tax relief bill in Iowa
Des Moines officials report Governor Harold E. Hughes signaled possible veto of a proposed tax relief bill for low income elderly and disabled homeowners. He demanded a cost estimate and funding source before supporting a plan exempting the first $3,500 of homestead value and freezing assessed value for the duration of the exemption, with state reimbursement opposed by some lawmakers. The measure sailed through the Senate and awaits House action amid debate over funding and bond assessments.
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Saturn I launches Pegasus satellite into orbit
CAPE KENNEDY America celebrated a dramatic after dark Saturn I lift off as the 188 foot rocket carried the Pegasus satellite into orbit. The 96 foot wide wings unfolded after orbital insertion to study space debris hazards for Apollo missions while the craft completed a near circular path every 97 minutes at altitudes between 316 and 466 miles. Scientists expect a three year mission.
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Missionaries speak at service tonight at Nazarene Church
Rev and Mrs Armand Doll, furloughed missionaries from Mocambique Africa, speak at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of the Nazarene in Washington. Doll pastored the Tavane main station church and worked in the day and Bible schools since arriving in Africa. He has been Limpopo district superintendent since 1958 and regional superintendent since 1960. Mrs Doll teaches and pastors. Special music noted. public invited.
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Moose Lodge Plans For New Building
Washingtons Moose Lodge No 543 outlines plans for a new block type building to be erected in the community. A site is to be selected and a building fund drive is underway among lodge members. Work would begin next spring if the fund drive succeeds.
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Y M C A Building Fund Surpasses Goal
YMCA building fund campaign reports final tally of 225,818 dollars exceeding the $170,000 goal. Front row figures Lynn Steele campaign coordinator Richard McCleery president of the executive committee Robert Alsina top gifts chair Bil Boshare chaired the effort with workers at the final meeting Monday evening as a Journal photographer captured the moment.
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Richard McCleery
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Igher
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Victory Dinner Backed YMCA Drive With $225318 Pledged
Washington area residents applauded a successful YMCA and YWCA building fund drive at a Monday Victory Dinner. Officials reported a total of $225,818 pledged, surpassing the $170,000 goal, with big gifts totaling $155,397 and team contributions of $70,421.
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Washington
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Absentee ballots available for hospital bond election
Interest grows over Washington County Hospital new bond vote. County Auditor Walter Schroeder reports absentee ballots will be ready for residents away from home who can’t vote in their precinct on June 10. Ballots, not yet printed, will be distributed once delivered.
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Weather outlook for Iowa amid scattered showers
United Press International reports considerable cloudiness in Iowa through Wednesday with 30 percent shower and thunderstorm coverage tonight and over 30 percent in the central and southeast areas Wednesday morning. Cool downs across the northwest tonight with lows 65 to 78. Wednesday highs reach 70s in the northwest and 80s elsewhere, with Thursday expecting partly cloudy and cooler conditions.
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