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1	Four University of Northern Iowa students to spend summer in the Soviet Union.	After hosting seven Soviet students and a faculty member during the spring semster, the University of Northern Iowa is sending four students to study in the Soviet Union as part of the American Council of Teachers of Russian Summer Language Program.
2	Iowa American Legion auxiliary girls state to begin 44th year of activities at University of Northern Iowa Saturday (June 10)	More than 300 high school girls from around the state will learn about the workings of Iowa government, including how to file nomination papers, campaign for office and set up party platforms. Speakers mentioned.
3	Mushroom hunting.	Bob Goss says that although some mushrooms are poisonous, by exercising a little caution and knowing which one to look for, not only can mushroom hunting be fun, but an opportunity to gather a food with many health benefits.
4	The latest status symbol.	Paintings by Picasso, Rembrandt, Van Gogh and Dali have been the prize of many recent bidding wars at major art auctions, with prices escalating into the millions of dollars. Works of art have become the latest rage for the elite.
5	Tornado preparation.	Shirley Cropper says that it is wise to have a plan of action because tornados often strike without much warning. This plan should begin with knowing the difference between a tornado watch and a tornado warning.
6	Water safety	Glen Henry says that by exercising caution and having knowledge of water safety rules, one can prevent many water accidents from happening.