Wayland voters set mayor runoff after tight primary
In Wayland voters go to the polls Tuesday to decide the mayoral race. Kenneth Miller led the primary with 71 votes, Richard Adrian had 67 write-ins, and four scattered write-ins kept Miller short of a majority, prompting a runoff scheduled for tomorrow.
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Toll of holiday traffic deaths rises across states
United Press International reports during a four day holiday that 472 people died in traffic accidents by 10 a.m. EST, the tally ending at midnight local time. California led with 59 traffic deaths, followed by New York and Michigan with 24 each, Illinois and Ohio 23, Georgia and Indiana 21, Missouri 20.
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Fire probes link between two Ottumwa blazes
Wapello County authorities probed a possible connection between two fires Sunday night in Ottumwa. A boat owned by Mike Conley was stolen early Sunday, found outside the city set on fire with $9,000 damage. A second vehicle also burned. owner and damage were not identified.
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Clark and Julie Marshall wed in Conway ceremony
UPI reports Sen Dick Clark and former aide Julie Marshall married in a Conway ceremony. The couple, both married previously, left for a one week honeymoon at an undisclosed destination. Clark, 48, will return to his office December 5 with his staff.
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Thousands visit Elvis Presley grave despite rain
In Memphis Tennessee thousands of mourners filed past Elvis Presley s grave during the first public opening of the gravesite. A steady rain reduced crowds but gatekeepers say about 3400 visitors were escorted through the meditation garden at Graceland leaving damp flowers and tears as they paid their respects.
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Supreme Court refuses to halt Bell breakup bid
The Supreme Court again refuses to intervene in the government antitrust effort against the Bell system. In a brief order, the justices reject AT&T and its subsidiaries claim of immunity from antitrust suits due to regulation. The 1974 DOJ complaint targets AT&T Western Electric and Bell Labs, with only preliminaries completed.
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Local girl injured in highway crash
A deadly crash on ice covered Interstate 57 near Mound City Illinois left one man dead and two injured. Harold Johnson 24 Poplar Bluff Missouri died after stepping from his camper to avoid the wreck. M Annette Smith 16 Washington Iowa was treated and released. Sidney Cunningham 25 Nashville Tennessee suffered major injuries.
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New Iowa concealed weapon permit rules take effect 1978
Washington County residents face a revised criminal code requiring a sheriff issued permit to purchase and a state approved firearms safety course. The rules standardize concealed permit issuance, create professional and non professional categories, set age and conduct criteria, outline training, fees, and exemptions for law enforcement and firearm handling.
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Audit official criticizes IPEN management in Iowa hearing
Richard Sydney, Iowa's top auditor for agency audits, told a legislative committee IPBN officials tolerated inventory irregularities and unauthorized expenditures. He cited more than 200 missing equipment items worth about 40,000 dollars, plus questions about 1 million dollars in purchases. The hearing examined slush funds, credit accounts with suppliers, and unaccounted purchases as IPBN faces formal probe ahead of the January reconvening.
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Barbiturate dangers spurring study on sleep pills
Washington (UPI) barbiturates or sleeping pills are linked to nearly 5,000 deaths yearly and about 25,000 hospital emergency visits. Dr. Robert DuPont, head of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, said the study, requested by President Carter, urges controls while preserving medical use. The report notes limited long term effectiveness and possible insomnia after two weeks, and calls for FDA action and public education.
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Weather outlook with snow chances and mild temps
A partly cloudy to mostly cloudy pattern continues with a chance of snow late tonight and some rain or snow Tuesday. Lows will be in the 20s and highs around the mid 30s. Winds remain light and variable with about a 30 percent precipitation chance tonight rising to 40 percent Tuesday.
Santa helper drive supports Children's House needs
The Children's House seeks donations this holiday season to fund play equipment, fencing, carpeting, a van, and classroom items. Center locations include Washington Ainsworth and Columbus Junction, with contact numbers for drop offs and questions. Other nonprofits may submit requests to the Journal newsroom.
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Cardinal ace Bob Forsch home for Thanksgiving
Sacramento native Bob Forsch, star pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, spends Thanksgiving in Washington with family and a wedding. He reflects on his 20 win season, the team’s youth, and aims to improve in 1978 while staying committed to the Cardinals.
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