Vinton clinic praised as model for local health plans
Washington County Hospital officials and a six member steering group visited the Vinton clinic to study a nearby model. The Vinton facility, opened in 1974, supports nine doctors with bequests funding expansion and a no tax base, while doctors note better soundproofing and records space as target improvements. The Washington group included Chairman Bob Riley and Dr. G J Nemmers, among others, and will draft recommendations for trustees.
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Weekend Weather Sketch Promises Cold North Winds
Weather shows highs in the upper 20s with north winds 10 to 15 mph. Flurries possible tonight as temperatures fall to 15 to 20. Sunday will be partly sunny with a high near 30 while snow chances sit at 60 percent today and 20 percent tonight.
Army Navy game day with President Ford in Philadelphia
President Ford prepared for the 75th annual Army-Navy football game in Philadelphia after reviewing foreign trade and revenue sharing plans at the White House. He flew a 70 minute trip from Washington and teased reporters about the cold weather, noting past meetings with Brezhnev.
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Richland to Get Funds for Sewer Development
The Farmers Home Administration approved a loan of 378000 dollars and a grant of 150000 dollars to the Town of Richland in Keokuk County Iowa to build a sewage disposal system. Richland will install a waste collection system and disposal facility to serve about 250 homes businesses and other establishments. The loan will be repaid over 40 years at 5 percent interest. Funding is provided under the Rural Development Act of 1972 by the FHA, a Department of Agriculture rural credit service.
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War resisters reject Ford clemency offer in Canada
Vietnam era resisters in Canada reject President Ford's pardons as a ploy to lure them home. They demand unconditional amnesty for all resisters while staying in exile in Toronto where the earned reentry program is being touted. A spokesman from the exile group dismissed the pardons as mere political theater.
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Snowstorm Hits Iowa with Heavy Accumulations Across Counties
Heavy snowfall blankets southeastern Iowa with five to eight inches in several counties. Washington County residents battle to reach jobs as forecasts warn of more snow. Roads and highways are largely impassable in spots with ice patches. The storm, moving northward, has already caused two traffic fatalities near Muscatine. Snow depths vary from two to eight inches across cities including Burlington, Mount Pleasant, Davenport, Ottumwa, and Des Moines. Weather observers report moisture content around .64 of an inch and temperatures near freezing.
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Accidents Reported Across Washington Friday
Area law enforcement logged three traffic crashes Friday. A William Palmer Washington driver lost control on snow near Highway 92 three miles east of Washington, hitting a utility pole with $300 to $400 in damage and no injuries. Lois F. Richardson backed into Gary L. Roberts on 210 North Second at 1 10 p.m. causing $425 damage. Deborah Gould and Gary Huston, rural Washington residents, collided on South Fourth Avenue at 10 47 p.m. with both cars parked nearby and about $400 damage.
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Pioneer 11 Heads for Jupiter Amid Intense Radiation
Pioneer 11 speeds toward Jupiter for a Monday encounter and faces radiation up to ten times higher than Pioneer 10 endured. Scientist Dr. John H. Wolfe says about 90 percent of the total dose will occur within one hour, with the craft delivering 24 pictures and data as it passes through the planet’s radiation belts. James A. Van Allen led the Iowa team to assist the mission at Ames Lab in Mountain View.
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Explosions at Goodyear plant injure ten in Beaumont
An overheated chemical tank exploded five times within an hour at the Goodyear synthetic rubber plant near Beaumont Texas. Ten people were injured. no fatalities were reported. The blasts damaged homes up to six miles away and melted a tall support, as authorities evacuated residents and isolated gas lines.
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