Engineer touts fuel savings plan for boilers amid UPI report
Chicago based engineer E J Davis claims his boiler system can cut fuel use by converting piping without major construction and run with modest costs. He cites government interest and a building case in Chicago, while urging a federal contract to demonstrate his method nationwide. Des Moines coverage also notes Gov. Robert D Ray praising Soviet models for mass transit and education and urging eased Jewish emigration ties to aid trade.
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Chicago
UPI
E.J. Davis
Illinois
Davis
United States
Federal Energy Administration
House Committee On Science and Technology
Charles W. Percy
Sydney R. Yates
Sydney R. Yates, D-lll
Erwin Gruen
Gruen
Des Moines
Robert D. Ray
Soviet Union
America
Russia
Ray
Israel
Towa
Carriers vie for awards at Evening Journal contest
Carriers for the Evening Journal will compete next week and over the next month to earn points. Four scoring areas include new subscribers, zero service complaints, most compliments, and switching subscribers from weekly pay to paying at the office. Carriers in Brighton Wayland Ainsworth and Washington are in the contest.
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Evening Journal
Washington Municipal
Debbi Tisor
Brighton
Wayland
Ainsworth
Washington
Derailment rocks homes in Fairfield
Seven cars of a Burlington Northern freight train derailed in a Fairfield Iowa residential area early today forcing Amtrak to reroute. One derailed car landed 12 feet from a house but occupants reported no injuries. Engine and first 21 cars continued to Lincoln Nebraska. cause unknown.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Burlington Northern
Amtrak
Poth
Lincoln
Neb
SCAD Tryouts for Summer Creative Arts Drama Production
Auditions for the Summer Creative Arts and Drama main production will be held Monday June 2 and Tuesday June 3 at the YMCA starting at 7 p.m. Open to all ages. For details and copies of the play The Sea by Edward Bond contact Dana McAvoy, program director at the YMCA.
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YMCA
Edward Bond
Dana McAvoy
the Y
Ford opens talks with Spaniards in Madrid visit
President Ford and Generalissimo Franco met in Madrid amid a festive reception to discuss the future of U.S. nuclear bases in Spain. Talks at Moncloa and Pardo Palaces aimed at base rights renewal, security ties, and potential weapons deals as NATO allies debated Spain’s role and the alliance links during Ford’s European trip.
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Madrid
UPI
Ford
Francisco Franco
U.S
Spain
NATO
Brussels
Franco
Henry A. Kissinger
America
Moncloa
Pardo
Rota
Portugal
Monclon
West Germany
Europe
Barajas
Salzburg
Austria
Middle East
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Rome
Pope Paul VI
Medical student preceptorship with Dr Ahart in Iowa program
Stephen D Behlmer a Dubuque junior from the University of Iowa College of Medicine will serve a two week preceptorship in Washington with Dr E M Ahart from June 2 to June 15. The program lets U I medical students spend two weeks with a primary care physician to gain a broad view of medical practice including office dynamics patient relations and community role. Students arrange their own preceptors from volunteers for the College of Medicine program.
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Stephen D. Behlmer
Dubuque
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Washington
E.M. Ahart
Behlmer
Ahart Fromune
U of I
College of Medicine
Government to auction gold on June 30 auction
The United States will hold its second public auction of gold on June 30 selling about 500000 ounces from the 276 million ounce stockpile. At roughly 167 dollars per ounce the sale could bring over 83 million dollars for the government. The aim is to raise funds while discouraging gold as an investment.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Jack F. Bennett
Bennett
U.S
Ford
USS
Dunton Defends Funding Stand in Iowa Budget Votes
Rep Keith Dunton, Iowa House appropriations chair, seeks to hold line on spending amid talk of surplus. He opposed bills boosting funds for civil rights, higher education, and private college grants while noting private grants aid students. Also backing a Iowa Housing Finance Authority to aid elderly and disabled housing, and signaling a conference on corporate farm curtailment once full facts are gathered.
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Y the Evening Journal
Keith Dunton
Iowa House Appropriations Committee
Dunton
Iowa
Towa Civil Rights Commission
Towa Senate
House
Senate
State Board of Regents
Kirkwood
Des Moines
Towa Housing Finance Authority
Dun
Economists Predict Stronger Recovery After Recession
United Press International reports Ford administration optimism that a broad based recovery will begin soon. Kellner of Manufactuers Hanover Trust says indicators show the recession ended in the second quarter, with about eight million jobless and unemployment near 9 percent through mid year. White House projections revise unemployment to 8.7 percent for the year and GNP to end lower than earlier expected.
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United Press
Ford Administration
Irwin Keliner
Manufactuers Hanover Trust
Kellner
White House
Clean air deadline passes without stir
Washington reports the five year Clean Air Act deadline passed with 159 of 247 air quality regions failing to meet standards in at least one category. EPA chief Train cites local enforcement gaps, an energy crisis, and steel industry resistance as factors while noting 25 percent nationwide cuts in sulfur dioxide since 1970.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Russell E. Train
Train
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Weather Forecast: Sunny Warm Day Then Partly Cloudy
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs in the lower to mid 70s. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with light to moderate winds, highs Sunday around 70 and lows tonight in the mid to upper 40s. West winds 10 to 20 mph today becoming north to northwest this afternoon, then north 5 to 10 mph tonight.
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Leningrad
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Congress
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R. L. Robertson
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