Rock Island reports progress on rehab of line in 1976
Rock Island Railroad says it spent about 6 million dollars on third quarter rehabilitation, four times as much as a year earlier, and plans to report depreciation accounting for track structures in Q4. Net income after excluding rehab costs would show a positive result, while overall nine month losses narrowed from last year. The company remains in bankruptcy since March 1975.
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Rock Island Railroad
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Chicago and North Western
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Malone Couple Die In Fire After Rear-Ended Collision
Three people were killed when an auto driven by Malone residents Donald Day and Lorraine Day exploded and burned after being struck from behind by a car driven by Richard Rockhill of Bridgewater Massachusetts. Passenger Herbert Recore of North Bangor also died. Rockhill, hospitalized, was charged with driving while intoxicated.
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Malone
N.Y
UPI
Donald Day
Lorraine
Richard Rockhill
Bridgewater
Mass
Herbert Recore
North Bangor
Rockhill
Bus driver found innocent in เปิด crash that killed three children
Carolyn J. James of Tri-Center Community School District was cleared of failure to have control after a bus crash near Neola. Magistrate Dan McTaggart noted the record was sparse with many details unknown. James lost her 8-year-old daughter Page in the mishap, while 30 others were injured.
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Neosa
Iowa
UPI
Tri-Center
Carolyn J. James
James
Page
Pottawattamie
Dan McTaggart
Council Bluffs
Neola
Agreement reached to end Deere strike in six states
About 27,000 United Auto Workers are expected to return to Deere plants and centers in Illinois Iowa Atlanta Memphis Minneapolis and Denver after a tentative contract was reached. Workers will vote on the pact Sunday and Monday amid improved wage cost of living pension dental and eye care provisions. The strike affected Deere facilities across the region and could influence contracts at Caterpillar and International Harvester as well.
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Moline, Ill
UAW
Detroit
Deere
Illinois
Iowa
Atlanta
Memphis
Minneapolis
Denver
Caterpillar Tractor Co
International Harvester
Harvester
Caterpillar
Mexico and U S agree to prisoner exchange treaty
UPI reports a U S prisoner parole plan precedes a nascent Mexico United States prisoner swap. Alice Levine notes parole possible by mid month as State Department says a treaty will be signed this month to let nationals serve sentences in origin countries. Some inmates prefer serving in Mexico for conjugal visits and better meals, while others cite unsanitary conditions.
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Mexico City
UPI
New York
Alice Levine
U.S
Mexico
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Washington
United States
Miss Levine
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Iowan cancer survivor aims to help dying people
Orville Kelly, told in 1973 he had six months to live, reports complete remission from lymphocytic lymphoma. He founded the Make Today Count movement in Burlington, serving about 3,000 dying people in 25 states, and authored a book. Doctors say complete remission is common with chemotherapy but not a cure.
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Burlington, Iowa
UPI
Orville Kelly
Kelly
Burlington
Guidepost Magazine
Open House at Washington Junior High School
Open House at Washington Junior High School on Monday November 8 starts at 7 p.m. with informal Jazz Band performance. At 7 30 p.m. the one act play Louder I cant Hear You is shown in the gym with Beth McCurdy Nigel Ray Sue Shepherd Jim Williams Patti Pacha and Tim Mottet in the cast. Teachers hold three class sessions after the play to discuss course content and procedures. Parents are urged to attend.
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Washington Junior High
Beth McCurdy
Nigel Ray
Sue Shepherd
Jim Williams
Patti Pacha
Tim Mottet
Huber to Present Paper at Purdue Conference
County Engineer Robert G. Huber of Washington County was chosen to present his paper Design of Low Volume Concrete Roads at the International Conference on Concrete Paving Design in Lafayette Indiana on February 16. Eldon J. Yoder announced the selection.
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Robert G. Huber
Washington County
Eldon J. Yoder
Huber
Lafayette
Indiana
Iowa voters defy polls with historic turnout in 1976 election
Post election analysis shows Iowa’s turnout was among the highest in history with 1,267,333 votes cast for president split nearly evenly between Carter and Ford. McCarthy’s presence hurt Carter, while rural registration boosted turnout and urban counties lagged. Split ticket voting and regional patterns emerged, defying prior expectations.
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United Press International
Iowa
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Eugene McCarthy
Carter
Scott
Worth
UPI
Henry County
Charles Grassley
Stephen Rapp
Worth County
News Election Service
Harkin narrowly defeats Carter in Iowa race across counties
In Story County Carter trailed with 43.4 percent as Harkin won 74.2 percent. Pottawattamie showed a similar split with Carter 45.7 percent and Harkin 55.9 percent. A UPI survey had forecast Carter would carry one GOP-leaning county where he fell short, with Carter 1,805 to Ford 1,802.
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Harkin
Kenneth Falk
Falk
GOP
Story County
Carter
Pottawattamie
UPI
Ford
Color photograph of cast for Of Thee I Sing at Journal
A color photo of the cast is available at the Evening Journal office. Readers may view the picture to decide about ordering a 5 by 7 print for 1.50 dollars. Orders will be placed soon.
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Evening Journal
Journal
Weather Outlook North to South Tonight and Sunday
Clear to partly cloudy conditions with colder temperatures across the state. Lows tonight in the teens north to around 20 south, with highs Sunday in the 30s northeast to low 40s southwest.
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