Demons crush Davis County 54 to 7 in finale
Washington Demons win their eighth straight, breaking away after a 14 to 7 halftime lead to rout the Davis County Mustangs 54 to 7 at Bloomfield. Key plays include 40 and 67 yard scores by Russ Williams and Terry Miller plus a 30 yard Ron Schooley pass to Bill Schooley. The game ended with a brawl and penalties, but Washington rolled up 359 yards to 197 for the Mustangs and closed the season with goals toward a perfect record.
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Wildlife researchers warn of rapid American species loss
Naturalists claim America’s wildlife is vanishing quickly while sounding the alarm on declining populations. the statement notes broader ecological risks and urges conservation action.
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High school football scores from multiple Iowa games
Football scores include Columbus Junction 24 over Wapello 0 and Mt. Pleasant 21 over Estherville 14. Other results show Solon 16 over Burlington 27, Mt. Vernon 52 over High 6, Durant 0 over Wilton Junction 30, Fairfield 34 over Iowa City West 13, Bettendorf 62 over Muscatine 26, Fort Madison 28 over Mt. Pleasant 21, West Branch 33 over Spirit Lake 0, Washington 54 over Davis County 0, Oskaloosa 21 over Centerville 7, Highland 26 over New London 13.
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26 Die in Kobe Hotel Fire in Japan
Police said at least 26 people were killed when a mountain hotel burned before dawn in Kobe. Firemen pulled 26 bodies from the Kenobo Mangetsujo Inn ruin, with five others missing and 44 injured. The nine story main building and four story wooden annex were largely destroyed.
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Waco Warriors extend win streak with 26 6 victory
Waco's Warriors beat Cardinal of Eldon 26 to 6 at Wayland to keep their string alive. Ken Roth opened scoring with a 2 yard run and Ted Roth added the extra point. Grant Nebel caught an 11 yard pass for a 13 0 lead, Cardinal added a late TD, and Fletcher connected two TD passes to finish. Waco outgained Cardinal 337 to 168 in total yards.
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Halcyon Notes at Halcyon House
Halcyon House hosted a light schedule with family visits from Kyle and Weinrich families and guests from Kalamazoo Burlington and Ainsworth. Mrs Blanche Foster remains a patient at Washington County Hospital. Halloween spirits visited the home with witches tigers and other characters bringing a playful frightful evening.
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De Men to Meet Monday Night at Washington YMCA
De Men will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the Washington YMCA. Game films from Bloom field will be shown.
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Southeast Six Conference Football Roundup
Fort Madison, Oskaloosa, Washington and Fairfield won in Southeast Six action Friday night. Fort Madison defeated Mount Pleasant 48 to 21 while Oskaloosa beat Centerville 21 to 7 and Washington defeated Davis County 54 to 7. Fairfield edged Iowa City West 34 to 13 as Mt. Pleasant travels to Fort Madison. Mt. Pleasant and Fairfield finish the schedule against each other next week. Standings show Washington 6 0, Fort Madison 4 2, Fairfield 3 2, Oskaloosa 3 4, Davis County 2 4, Mt. Pleasant 1 4, Centerville 1 5.
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Noted Dissenters Return as Peace Efforts Bind Justice
Humphrey quotes McCarthy praising dissent leaders who influenced policy and peace efforts as they return home. He spoke before crowds of about 5,000 in Southgate Michigan and Rockford Illinois, and 10,000 in Peoria Illinois, highlighting unity under justice.
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