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Two British soldiers shot by IRA snipers 12 auv Tribune July 1, 1974' Tama County special election could change election results killing of two police officers slant attack until there is a and a soldier and 27 bombings declaration of intent by involving more than two tons Britain to withdraw," the IRA of explosives. newspaper said. "The attacks marked the Irish Republic police said latest phase in the campaign they foiled an attempt to to bring home to Britain our tunnel into the Port Laoise determination to intensify the prison, 50 miles from Dublin, war. Economic and military where about 150 IRA prisoners targets will come under con are held. Police said they found maps and plans in a raid on a nearby house which led to an 80 foot tunnel toward the prison's outer walls.

They said the tunnel, where spades, crowbars, axes, hacksaws, ropes and trolleys were left behind, was another 80 feet short of the wall. No arrests were reported. campaign in the precincts but changed his mind after the federal court decided to include the three non Indian precincts in the voting. The former FCC member has charged that Democratic officials intervened in the decision by the court in an effort to help Rapp out. Rapp, who has been commuting from Waterloo to campaign, said Johnson is panicking but he (Rapp) isn't.

"He's really throwing down the gauntlet, but we're going to come back," Rapp said. TAMA (UPI) Residents of this central Iowa community have probably never received this much attention in any election in the town's memory. The reason: Four precincts in Tama County will decide the nominee for the entire 18 county congressional district in an unusual special election Tuesday. Campaign workers for Rep. Stephen Rapp and former Federal Communications Commissioner Nicholas Johnson have thoroughly canvassed Tama and the surrounding country.

Rapp, who was the apparent winner of the nomination after the June 4 primary, had his lead of 62 votes trimmed to only 10 after the results from three Tama County precincts were thrown out. The special election was called when a suit was filed in federal court in Cedar Rapids on behalf of Indians on the Mesquakie Indian Settlement claiming there had been no polling place set up for the Indians and in three other precincts which surround the settlement. Originally Johnson said he would not Air Force report: UFOs are from other planets BELFAST (UPI) Two British soldiers gunned down by Irish Republican Army snipers in separate shooting incidents lay in critical condition in a Belfast hospital today. The army said one trooper guarding a search team outside a pub was shot in the head and chest by a Belfast sniper Saturday. A second soldier was hit as he guarded a picket line in Newry, 50 miles south of Belfast.

Friday evening. The army said weekend shootings, combined with a series of bomb attacks around Northern Ireland which caused $600,000 damage, kept up the momentum of the IRA "summer offensive" pledged two weeks ago. Violence in Ulster among majority Protestants, minority Roman Catholics and security forces has killed 1,043 persons in the past five years. In a weekend statement in the its newspaper, Republican News, the outlawed IRA claimed responsibility for the sniper attacks as well as the Iowa poll favors Culver, Ray AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) Twenty six years ago the Air Force prepared a report that proved Unidentified Flying Objects were actually spacecraft from other planets but the report was destroyed, according to a physics professor at East Texas State University.

Dr. Arlen Zander said UFOs should be taken seriously, especially by those who could study them and prepare of the serious evidence, the photographic evidence, the physical traces certainly should not leave any doubt in the true scientist's mind that there is something unidentified involved," Zander said Sunday on the Public Broadcasting Service's television program "Capitol Eye." Zander said 26 years ago the Air Force assigned a task force with the code name "Project Sign" to study UFOs and issue a documented report. "In September of 1948 Project Sign issued a top secret status report and the conclusions of this status report was that UFOs are truly extraterrestial craft," he said. Zander said the Air Force chief of staff refused to accept the conclusions presented in. the report and ordered all copies of it destroyed.

Zander said many more UFOs than reported are sighted by persons afraid of public ridicule. another 15 per cent said they would vote for him because he has a good record. In the race for governor, most of Ray's support, 72 per cent, came from people who think he has a good record and has helped Iowa. Another 14 per cent said they would favor Ray because they' don't know Schaben. Forty seven per cent of those polled who said they would vote for the Senate Democratic leader said they would do so because the state needs a change.

Another 29 per cent said they favor Schaben because he is the Democratic candidate. data about them. the Iowans surveyed favored Culver while 38 per cent said they would vote for Stanley if the election were held now. Of the Iowans that favored Culver, 27 per cent said they would vote for the 2nd District Congressman liecause they like the job he has done Congress and 25 per cent said they would vote for Culver because he is the candidate. Twenty three per cent of those polled who said they would vote for Stanley said they favored the Muscatine Republican because he is the GOP candidate while DES MOINES (UPI) There was good and bad news for both Republicans and Democrats in this week's Iowa poll.

In the race for U. S. Senator, Rep. John Culver had a one point lead over his opponent David Stanley, a state representative from Muscatine, the poll reported. The poll, published in the Sunday Des Moines Register, said in the race for governor, Gov.

Robert D. Ray had a healthy 35 per cent lead over Democratic candidate James Schaben of Dunlap. According to the poll, 39 per cent of 'A good hard look at some Begin tour to promote fair Find jail escapees FORT DODGE (UPI) County Jail was apprehended One of the two men who late Sunday night in a wooded escaped from the Webster area near here. such as the Iowa Student Pub Schaben urges Turner help save the Ledges lic Interest Research Group (ISPIRG) and various vironmental organizations DES MOINES (UPI) should be protected. barrier dike to protect the Democratic gubernatorial In a letter to Turner, the iHap(; rpili in thp Inss DES MOINES (UPI) Representatives of the 1974 Iowa State Fair launch a 14 day barnstorming tour Monday, July 8, across Iowa.

The tour to promote the 1974 fair, which has the theme, "The Discoverers," begins in Des Moines and winds up in Marshalltown July 20 after touring 42 communities along the way. Headlining the caravan will be the 1973 State Fair queen Lori Gross of Fontanelle. She will be accompanied by Teen Queen Jane Patton of Council Bluffs, State Fair administrator Bill Fisher, and entertainers Candy Candido of Los Angeles and Bob Cook of Des Moines. Before the caravan departs Monday, fair officials will announce the talent lineup for (his year's extravaganza, Fair officials have hailed this year's group of stars as "the brightest ever." have led the battle to protect James Morris, 33, of Fort Dodge, was caught by Fort Dodge police, sheriff's deputies and state troopers. He and Russell Johnson, 26, were spotted in the area after they escaped from the jail Saturday night.

Johnson got away from (he officers when Morris was cap AGENDA AMES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JULY 2, 1974 Call to order 7:30 p.m. Bids on trucks for Public solid Waste Oep'ts. of the. Jur Min meetings. i 0 ims Ime recreauon area the park and said it is now over the weekend urged completion of the Saylorville flooding." timfor the state l0 become Attorney General Richard Dam project, without a Schaben said private groups involved Turner to use his office's Telethon grosses $73,000 for state Democrats State Park from flood waters.

DES MOINES (UPI) during the telethon. telethon, which began at 9 The park near Boone would Stale Democratic officials Th tplpthnn (hp 1hirri p.m. CDT Saturday and ran be subject to flood waters said over the weekend that until 6 p.m. CDT Sunday, was from the Saylorville Reservoir lhey received over $73,000 in Ihe longest of the three. Party and dam project being con pleges during tne party.s officials said the money would structed on the Des Moines nationally televised telethon.

anH LrMAatJ go to pay off some of their old River north of Des Moines, but year parly officials debts and start campaigns for Schaben said the Ledges said $53i0oo was collected However, this year's the fall elections. tured. Webster County bhentt Ray McCoy said the two were on foot. The two were being held on armed robbery charges after the holdup of the Community Tavern in Fort Dodge June 6. Claims and journal entries.

Renewal. of Class and Sunday Sales Beer Permit for Pizza Hut No. 2 and Class Beer Liquor License for Dave's Lounge. 3rd reading of an ordinance rezoning property at 24th Stange Road from AT to 2 and 3. Request to reone property at Bloomington Road and Grand Ave.

from 2 to 5, Jack Jacobs, INSULATION COMPANY APPLICATORS P.O Bo 469 i. 515 232 619 et al. A tim Public Forui set aside to present general publi The Ride of Your Life The Time of Your Life comments. Specifications for one power sweeper scrubber and one log chipper for the Public Works dep't. i 'UDiisnea in rne Ames Daily Trib July 1974.

The Buy of Your Life LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1973 Pursuant to 358A.6 IPs "Be KiND To YoUR FiNGeRs WeeK!" Codeof Iowa, a public hearing will be held by the Board of Supervisors of Story County, Iowa, on Thursday, July 18th at in their office, Story County Courthouse, Nevada, iowa. The purpose of the hearing is to give parties in interest and citizens the opportunity to be heard in the matter of rezoning by the Board of Supervisors of Story County, Iowa, of property in Story County, to wif: The Northeast Quarter (NE'4) of the Northeast fractional Quarter (NE fr') of Section Five (5), Township Eighty three (B3) North, Range Twenty three (23) West, of the 5th P.M., Story County, Iowa, except the West 584.55 feet, and the Southeast Quarter (SEm) of the Northeast fractional Quarter NE fr V) of Section 5 83N 23W, North of the Chicago 8. Northwestern Transportation Co. ROW, in the Northeast Quarter 14 of the Southeast Quarier SE' of Section Five (5), Township Eighty three (83) North, Range Twenty three (23) West of the 5th P.M., Story County, Iowa. The proposed zoning, which has been recommended by the Story County Zoning Board, is to rezone this property from a Residential District to a CO Commercial District.

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