Multiple Brief News Items from Marshalltown to Pakistan
The briefs report telephone outages affecting 250 Marshalltown residents after a sewer contractor cut transmission lines, with restoration promised today. Jane Fonda had federal charges dropped in Cleveland for alleged drug importation and assault, after prosecutors found no evidence. In San Antonio a third grader was hospitalized after a dog bite on the last day of school. In Peshawar a bank manager withholds an account and fires four shots at a customer over a telegraphic money order dispute. no injuries are reported.
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Marshalltown
UPI
Krnt-Tv
Des Moines
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Cleveland
Jane Fonda
United States
Miss Fonda
Hopkins
Toronto
San Antonio
Tex
John Galvin
Peshawar
Pakistan
Millions take to roads for holiday
Traffic deaths rose during the first night of the Memorial Day weekend with the National Safety Council estimating 500 may be killed. By 10 a.m. Saturday the UPI tally stood at 62 traffic deaths 2 drownings 0 plane 8 other 72 total. Executive VP John D. Lawlor said many would be killed or injured and projected 470 to 550 more deaths and 22 000 to 26 000 injuries through Monday night.
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National Safety Council
UPI
John D. Lawlor
Safety Group
Marijuana find turns out to be alfalfa at San Diego depot
In San Diego a Philadelphia woman arrested on marijuana possession charges was freed after investigators confirmed the 117 pounds of bricks bought for 10 000 dollars were alfalfa. Her companion remained held on suspicion of hashish and LSD as officers noted neither knew what marijuana looked like.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Philadelphia
Helen Anne Lynch
Gregory James Griffin
Griffin
Southeast Weather Outlook Tonight and Sunday
Southeast region forecast calls for Mair tonight with lows in the lower 50s. Partly cloudy Sunday and mild with highs of 75 to 80. Rain chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Sunday.
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Mair
Case grows as Corona slayings tie to welfare denial
Evidence mounts against Juan Corona in the mass farm worker killings near Yuba City. court papers reveal receipts buried with a victim, weapons with possible blood, and a barroom clash involving a meat cleaver. Investigators pursue more graves along Feather River as welfare records are reviewed.
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Yuba City
Calif
UPI
Juan V. Corona
Corona
Juan Corona
Marysville
Sheriff's
Neu Pauses as Iowa GOP Weighs Lt Governor Run
A group of Republicans pushes Carroll attorney and state senator Arthur Neu to seek the GOP nomination for lieutenant governor in 1972. Neu has tentatively agreed, pending party and financial support, while potential rivals include Gov. Ray backers and Lt. Gov. Jepsen.
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Des Moines
UPI
Arthur Neu
United Press International
Neu
Carroll
GOP
Robert D. Ray
Roger Jepsen
Ray
Jepsen
Officers Named for County Center
The Washington County Developmental Center Inc board completed incorporation in the office of Attorney John Bald ridge. They appoint June 2 as first meeting date at 7 30 p m in the Nurses home. Officers elected are Howard Greiner president Walt Farrell Sr vice president Lela Garton secretary and Cleo Orris treasurer with a diverse board of directors from county communities.
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Washington County Developmental Center, Inc
John Baldrige
Washington County
Howard Greiner
Wellman
Walt Farrell Sr
Washington
Lela Garton
Cleo Orris
Ainsworth
Duane Tadlock
Lawrence Griffiths
Kalona
Gary DeWolf
Brighton
Leon Hillman
Betty Kirchner
Riverside
J. R. Helsher
Keota
Earl Lowe
Crawfordsville
Lloyd Phillips
West Chester
John Petter
Board of Supervisors
Gene DeFazio
Washington High School seniors honored at Class Day awards
Fr iday afternoon at Washington High School seniors received numerous recognitions. Top awards went to Marsha Knupp and Bill Tweeton, with multiple department and club honors for music, language, science, and leadership noted among classmates.
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Danforth
Washington High School
Marsha Knapp
Bill Tweeton
Russell Bannister
Jim Heilman
Marsha Knupp
Scott Turnipseed
Steve Johnson
Scott Swartzendruber
Joe Gebhardt
Beth Larsen
Gary Goodell
Danforth Foundation
Iowa Bar Association
DAR
Rotary
T and H
Orange Power Club
Gary Ballard
Ron Renoux
Laird Neuhart
Christine McConnell
Foreign Language Club
WHS Seniors Year of 1971 Class Message
WHS seniors celebrate the 1971 class with a cordial note from WEHJ calling them first class, addressing the 101st class in a regional school context. The message conveys pride and well wishes from WEHJ.
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WHS
Seniors to Speak at 101st Commencement
The 101st annual Commencement will be held at Washington High School Tuesday evening June 1 at 8 p.m. Four senior class members will speak and James E. Lloyd president of the board of education will present diplomas.
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Washington High School
James E. Lloyd
Board of Education
Carmen Black
Diane Chalupa
Rita Jones
Jeanette McCarthy
Steve Johnson
Steve Lovick
Cheryl Vosika
Gary Ballard
Ben Johnson
Jane Moss
Johann Pezel
Robert J. Hughs
Leslie Briccuse
E. K. Schlapkohl
Burge J. Hammond
S. Ray Blair
William H. Kettlitz
Michael Redlinger
Ray signs new drug law to fix penalties
Gov. Robert D. Ray signed a corrective drug bill amid concerns it may lower penalties for drug peddlers. He argued the original law lacked a punishment for simple possession and called for reporting fixes in traffic accident laws to require prompt police notification after fatal crashes.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert D. Ray Friday
Ray
Charlene Conklin
R-Waterloo
Conklin
Senator pledges probe of Iowa prof firing over journalism methods
Des Moines UPI Sen Francis Messerly R Cedar Falls promised a full scale investigation into the University of Iowa firing of journalism assistant professor Donald Woolley. Woolley says the action followed his objections to the department's operations and the "new journalism" promoted by Malcolm MacLean. The dispute has drawn faculty uproar and an investigative study committee was named by University President Willard Boyd.
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