Kissinger Presses Syria Talks With Assad in Damascus
Secretary of State Kissinger met Syrian President Hafez Assad in Damascus for 52 hours in renewed talks on a Syria Israel disengagement. Syria refused to discuss Palestinian guerrillas as U.S. efforts continued with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko en route to the city.
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Rev Ryon Named to Murray Parish by Iowa United Methodist
The Rev Lynn Ryon, formerly associate pastor in Washington, is appointed pastor of the Murray Parish for the coming year effective June 16. Bishop James S Thomas announced 101 assignments including Jay Basler to Riverside and South Sharon and Rev Gene Crossett Jr to Marion United Methodist Church.
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Louisa Pork Raisers Award Scholarship Won by Jeff Carey
Jeff Carey of Columbus Junction received a $200 scholarship from the County Pork Producers Association directors. Melvin Gipple, association president, announced the award, noting Carey is a Columbus Community School senior with interests in pork promotion and production and solid scholastic ability. Other directors assisting included Riley Padgett, Larry Prior, Gary Hunt, and Virgil Chapman.
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Des Moines Riot Ends Concert Disturbance at State Fairgrounds
Police in riot gear arrested 20 youths and injured three officers after hundreds disrupted a canceled five band show at the Iowa State Fairgrounds. Nine thousand attendees faced chaos as the stage was torn down and debris flew. one officer was struck, hospital tests showed no serious injury.
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Frustrating search for Patricia Hearst ends in dead lead
Police extend a 90 mile chase into Santa Barbara County as they hunt Patricia Hearst and two SLA fugitives. Despite hundreds of false tips Ford FBI says sightings continue but evidence remains scarce. Officers sweep highways and alert authorities along the Mexican border while crowds report tips.
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Historical Society picnic at Walnut School grounds
The Washington County Historical Society plans a June 2 picnic at Walnut School, also known as Memorial Miller School, five miles southwest of Washington. The old one room schoolhouse will be open in the afternoon with society members on site to answer questions as visitors reminisce about former school days. The 6 p.m. picnic will be held under the trees on the school grounds.
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Pressure Grows for Tapes in Nixon Subpoena Fight
The House Judiciary Committee moves to issue more subpoenas or cite Nixon for noncompliance as it presses for taped conversations and ITT material. Nixon insists on withholding the tapes while offering access to income tax records. The panel, led by Peter Rodino, plans hearings this week even as disagreements over enforcement continue.
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Nixon cites chance for long peace on Memorial Day
President Nixon warned against isolationism and said a real chance exists for lasting peace. Speaking from the Florida White House, he praised diplomatic gains, urged continued world leadership, and stressed strength and preparedness to back negotiations. He noted no Americans are fighting abroad for the first time in 12 years.
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Rain dampens Washington Memorial Day weekend events
Rainfall measured 5.2 inches by 7 am Sunday with another 0.5 inch later, delaying holiday activities. Memorial Day observances proceeded under overcast skies with a flag raising at the post office lawn, a sailors’ memorial at Crooked Creek bridge, a parade around the square, and brief services at two cemeteries aided by the municipal band in Central Park.
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Holiday toll climbs today amid Memorial Day travel
The Memorial Day weekend saw a rise in highway deaths as warm weather drew travelers. The National Safety Council estimated 450 to 550 traffic fatalities over 78 hours, with 25 percent preventable by seat belts, and a total roadway toll of 246 by Sunday midnight.
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Researchers Study Relaxation Techniques At Iowa University
Iowa City researchers from The University Counseling Service led by graduate student Lawrence Mohr publish public relaxation techniques aimed at improving sleep and reducing insomnia. The program offers several methods to help individuals learn to relax and manage stress.
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Rasmussen Optimistic on Primary Win and Campaign Finance Reform
Democratic candidate Clark Rasmussen argues in a wide Iowa discussion that limiting personal campaign spending is key to reducing special interest influence. He criticizes opponents for mixed stances, questions AMPI contributions, and singles out Gov. Ray for weak leadership on national issues and Watergate era matters.
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