Gannon Announces Campaign for Iowa Governor
Former House Democratic leader William Gannon of Mingo declares his candidacy for the 1974 Iowa gubernatorial race. He promises a vigorous positive campaign focusing on people oriented issues and restoring public confidence in government while criticizing the Ray administration for overemphasis on public relations.
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Vrs Moiies
Url
Pleaguay
Towa
House Democratic
William Gannon
Mingo
Iowa
Gannon
Car Crash Leaves Teenager Injured In Iowa City
Mark Gearin, 17, remained in fair condition at University Hospitals after a one car crash Monday that sent his vehicle out of control into a railroad bridge on the city’s west edge. Passengers Bill Young and Jack Barnes of Washington were treated and released at the local hospital.
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Mark Gearin
Wasmingwon
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Gearin
Bill Young
Jack Barnes
Washington
Wisner says Iowa grain storage not as critical now
Iowa State University extension economist Robert Wisner told north central Iowa grain elevator operators that storage shortages for corn and soybeans are not as severe as they were a month or six weeks ago. He had warned earlier this summer of a severe shortage.
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Masun City
UPI
Iowa State University Extension
Iowa
Robert Wisner
Wisner
Fire destroys J. C. Penney Store in Osceola
Fire officials probed the cause after a blaze gutted the J. C. Penney Store building in Osceola. The fire burned from about 8 30 p m Tuesday until 3 a m today destroying the store.
Weather Outlook New Brief Preview With Clearing Skies
Mostly fair Thursday with cooler highs in the mid 60s. Tonight there is a 30 percent chance of measurable rain and scattered showers or thundershowers. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph this afternoon and around 10 mph tonight. Lows around 50. Highs this afternoon 67 to 72.
Washington Planning Commission Approves Apartment Zoning
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 7-0 Tuesday to rezone the 900 block of East Harrison Street from R 2 to R 4 for a multi unit complex owned by Larry A Duncan. Residents opposition cited sewer and street strain, with a petition of about 200 names. The decision now goes to the City Council for final approval, with recommendations to assess area infrastructure before construction. Duncan emphasized plans for four eight plex buildings and rents from 175 dollars per month.
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Washington
City Hall
East Harrison Street
Case Field
Larry A Duncan
Charles Crull
Saia
Duncan
John Gaffey
E. Harrison St
Jared B. Sturdevant
Hotle Dr
Sturdevant
Energy Crisis Sparks Calls to Relax Air Standards
United Press Jr. quotes residential energy adviser John Love saying the US may need to compromise federal and state clean air rules to stay warm this winter. Saudi Arabia’s minister of petroleum says the West must pay to finance industrialization and avoid shortages, urging modified regulations and higher refinery output. New York’s Henry L. Diamond warns against lowering standards. Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani adds that US prices must cover future resource substitutes.
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United Press Jr
John Love
United States
San Francisco
Saudi Arabia
Senate
York State
Environmental Conservation
Henry L. Diamond
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
International Industrial Conference
America
Indictment of U I student in dorm murder case
James Wendell Hall 19 of Jacksonville Florida was indicted on murder charges in the March death of Sarah Ann Ottens 20 a nursing student at Rienow Hall University of Iowa. Hall was arrested at a Procter and Gamble plant and held on 50000 bond awaiting arraignment. Ottens died by strangulation and was the campus first murder victim.
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Iowa City
UPI
University of Town
James Wendell Hall
Jacksonville
Fla
Howard Victor
Hall
Johnson County
Sarah Ann Ottens
Morrison
Special Area
Gary Woodward
Proctor and Gamble
James W. Hays
U of I Hall
Toledo
Ohio
Hays
Air Forces Academy
University of Iowa
Quadrangle
Ottens
End to Secrecy Urged on Arrest Records
Iowa officials clash over TRACIS privacy rules as Rep. David Stanley asserts local departments overstep by withholding arrest data. Judge Antes orders access while state guidance limits focus to the Department of Public Safety.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa
David Stanley
R-Muscatine
Department of Public Safety
Stanley
State Department
Dubuque
Council Bluffs
C. W. Antes
Robert Holetz
Holetz
Hhe
Highway Patrol
Bureau Criminal Investigation
BCI
Richard Turner
Iowa Crime Commission
Clear Lake
VFW Plans Annual Poppy Sale in Washington
Washington VFW Auxiliary maps a three day Buddy Poppies sale with volunteers calling 4:30 to 7 p m in residential areas. Friday hub Capp’s Hardware. Joan Dunbar and Mary M Hayes chair the effort benefiting local veteran calls and the VFW Home at Eaton Rapids Michigan. A proclamation by Mayor pro-tem A H Stephens urges support for the cause.
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George Brock
VFW Post
Washington
Mary Hayes
Joan Dunbar
VFW
Capp
Mary M. Hayes
Eaton Rapids
Michigan
United States
A. H. Stephens
Stephens
Nixon proposes large scale housing aid and tax credit
President Nixon asks Congress to authorize about 5.5 billion dollars to boost housing, expand private mortgage funding, and extend Federal Home Loan Bank Board forward commitments to thrift institutions. He outlines a tandem plan to attract 3 billion in private funds and eventual cash subsidies for the poor.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Federal
Oivie Loan Bank Board
Treasury
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and
FHLBB
House
Senate
Hi Fi's seek engagements for 1973 74 school year
Washington high school choir Hi Fi's under Robert Youngquist with 24 members seeks engagements for the 1973 74 season. They have performed widely in Washington and earned a Division I rating at last year’s solo and ensemble contest. They perform tonight at the Crusade in the Washington Armory.
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Washington High Eneous Mens
Noo
Robert Youngquist
Washington
Youngquist
Washington Armory
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