TV Sets Not Hazard Radiation Finds Experts
BrookhavenNational Laboratory Northwestern University and SUNY Upstate Medical Center say television radiation is not a significant risk. Radiation travels downward and rearward. injury unlikely unless a child sits under a TV or an adult stands under a high set. A prolonged exposure of about 40 hours might be needed for a radiation injury. Manufacturers are increasing efforts to reduce leaks and recall sets with above average radiation. Riots and Brain Abnormalities Three Boston doctors note riots are often staged by locals in riot-torn areas and suggest arsonists and snipers with brain abnormalities may have urges to burn and kill.
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Brookhaven National Laboratory
Northwestern University
State University of New York Upstate Medical Center
Boston
W. H. Mark
W. H. Sweet
No-Bake Fruit Cake and Holiday Confections
A collection of old fashioned holiday recipes includes No-Bake Fruit Cake with marshmallows graham crackers mixed fruit nuts raisins and sherry aging steps, Salted Peanut Crisps cookies and chocolate frosting. Also notes on local violence brain wave studies syphilis trends and medical miscellany including loans for office assistants and hospital care innovations.
YWCA Offers Multiple 6-Week Classes This Fall
The YWCA schedules sewing, tube painting, basic photography, and knitting courses beginning in October and September. Sewing starts October 5 under Mrs. Edwin August tine at 7 30 p m with a 7 50 fee for adults. Tube painting begins October 11, Wednesdays 7 30 9 30 p m for 2 dollars. Photography class starts October 2 at 7 30 p m in the craft room for 5 dollars, open to juniors and adults, with a 12 member limit. Knitting class starts September 27 at 1 30 p m in the Y craft room taught by Mrs. Robert Huber. Call the YW desk at 653 2594 to register.
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Edwin Augustine
YW CA
YWCA
Richard Lemberger
Richard Fisher
Y Building
VW Desk
Robert Huber
Conference Honors Award To Waco Eleven Members
The Black Hawk conference honored Waco at Mt Pleasant for the best overall athletic record across sports. Van Buren placed second. Cardinal and Van Buren tied for first in baseball. Pekin won softball. Supt. Thomas of Waco was named conference chairman and Bill Bean of Waco named secretary.
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Waco
Blackhawk
Mt. Pleasant
van Buren School
Cardinal
van Buren
Pekin
Supt. Thomas
Bill Bean
Keota High School Begins New Year Activities
Keota High starts the year with a student council inaugural Sept 6 led by Linda Flynn as president. Elections select Don Gretter, Diana Fasen, and Larry Lyle for key posts. parade cars and pep meeting plans set. All-State Choir auditions prep and band improvements highlight music. Pep Club and GR A activities, cheerleader notes, and Ited testing schedule complete the back-to-school roundup.
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Linda Flynn
Don Gretter
Diana Fasen
Larry Lyle
Art Guild to Host Columbus Junction Show Sept 24
Louisa County Art Guild plans its annual show Sunday Sept 24 from 2 to 5 p m in the Columbus Community building with setup hanging and refreshment committees named. Guild president is Nell Weber of Columbus Junction. sixth year as a group. Drum majorette Rita Sellers selected for Columbus Community High School marching band. Donald McGlothin directs. Twirlers Debbi Summy Pam Ruchotzke Debbie Dempsey Becky Pedersen. Band to perform at home games and in Columbus Day events, Watermelon Days in Conesville, and Iowa State U Homecoming in Iowa City. Advisory board meeting of Iowa Council of Republican Women held in West Liberty. District One president is Mrs Doris Strothman. McWilliams served on nominating committee.
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Waco
MecNeeley
Dodd
Speece
Marner
Collins
Schrader
van Reek
Bean
Boyer
Joecken
Thomas
Burlington On Wed
Supt. Thomas
Speas
Lee County
Morris Wilson
Keokuk
Paul Spurlock
State Dept. of Public Instruction
Sweikert
Mediapolis
Ortmeyer
Pat Brown
Keota High
Cathy Wheeler
Mary Walker
Ron Romine
Perry Palmer
Cindy Smith
Dana Hahn
Charles Luers
Mike Vincent
Vicki Norenberg
Sue Pearson
Dennis Wheeler
Tom Hahn
Washington
Des Moines
Steps
Keota
Shanks
Mary Ann Sheets
Rita Jo Doud
Stephanie Zehr
Jacque Mayer
Pam Miller
Columbus Junction
Louisa County Art Guild
Columbus
Bernard Gajewski
Francis Young
Raymond Coon
George Kelly
Twyla Gilkey
Lola Whisler
Nell Weber
Leona Conry
Ruth Dircks
Marge Williams
Joan Beech
Audrey Cecil
Mary Bowen
Frances Coon
Verna Gajewski
Mildred Baird
Lyle
Nell) Weber
Rita Sellers
Columbus Community High School
Donald McGlothim
Debbi Summy
Pam Ruchotzke
Debbie Dempsey
Becky Pedersen
Conesville
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
John Dillon
Robert Barnes
Cora Mc. Williams
Iowa Council of Republican Women
Crystal Cafe
West Liberty
District One
Doris Strothman
New London
McWilliams
Wilson
Darold Jones
C. A. Thompson
Veteran’s
Jones
S. A. Stephens
Lee Norris
American Legion Hall
Will den
Alberta McGaffey
San Pablo
Calif
Grace
Victor Stone
K. A. Mathers
Mac Wallace
James Treese
Ainsworth
The
Pipeline Co
Beards attend Farm Power show and Legion notes
Beards spent a weekend in Annawan and Wyoming Illinois with a church service in Stark where a new organ was dedicated to Mrs Nellie Hendrick. The American Legion Auxiliary district conference was held in Mt Pleasant with 138 members. Other items include the County Line Club meeting with dress as school girls and a baby gift exchange, bridge club results, and local visits. San Francisco report notes reading aloud when reading silently.
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Ainsworth
Paul Beard
Annawan
Ill
Elmer Hendrick
Wyoming
Robert Hendrick
Toulon
Congregational
Stark, Il
Nellie Hendrick
County Line Club
Earl Schuerman
Kenneth Ornduff
Russell Jones
John K. Skubal
John Gregory
Emma Brown
Lawrence Wilson
Harold Jones
C. A. Thompson
American Legion Auxiliary
Mt. Pleasant
St. Alphonsus School
Wilson
Jones
Thompson
Preston McCracken
Lloyd Nelson
Eddyville
Mccrackens
Willard McCracken
Nelson
Carrie Wheeler
Milo Arthur
George Stout Jr
Stout
G. F. Trotter
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Helene B. Dillon
F. R. Ervin
Dan M. Mackey
American Association of Medical Assistants
AAMA
North Dearborn Street
Chicago
Colorado
Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation
Mike Sheetz
Jackie Fulton
Beverly Boal
Rulon Roth
Robyn McCoy
Jerilyn Davis
Kelly Slagel
Loren Hirsely
Nancy Rediger
Dave Neff
Kathy Meyer
Tim Martin
Karen Whiting
Peggy Boshart
Gordon Roth
Randy Seberg
Jane Beckler
Coleen Roth
Ronda Stauffer
Pam Boal
Pam Tolander
Herbert Hult
Board of Education
Eugene Baker
Peter P. Graber
Vernon Fletcher
Curtis Publishing Company
Nancy Messer
Theodore Roth
Randy Davis
Sarah Hesseltine
Lynn Martin
Iran
University of Iowa
the Willows
Rusk
Dean Rusk
Margaret
Guy Smith
Stanford Memorial Chapel
Stanford
Caiif
Stanford University
East Palo Alto
UPI
Pep Club
Gloria Sheets
Jackie Mayer
Miss Barry
Cheerleaders
Linda Lutz
Nancy Lyle
Connie Norenberg
Tana Sailor
Jr. High
Donna Ollinger
Lynn Foster
Jacque Bennett
Denise Baughman
Ann Speaker
Bonnie Hammes
Sue Wells
Diana Fagen
Cindy Jaegar
GR A
Keota Park
Mrs. Nash
GRA
Jane Klein
Linda Schreurs
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College of Education
Grace Butler
C. L. Jennings
Iowa
North Marion
Ainsworth Corners Cafe
Illinois
San Francisco
University of California Medical Center
Curtis D. Hardyck
Washington Evening Journal
Minick Furniture Co
Desch Furniture & Appl
Clarinda, Iowa
National Bank
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