Boeing Aid To Jackson Is Denied
Milwaukee report states Boeing Company official Rodney W Scheyer used company funds and travelers checks to back pro Jackson advertisements in Wisconsin. Boeing and Jackson call the effort unauthorized and dispute the implications under the Federal Corrupt Practices Act.
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Wisconsin
Seattle
Boeing Company
Rodney W. Scheyer
University of Washington
Wisconsin Polls Show Muskie Running Third
Wisconsin voters head to the Democratic primary as McGovern leads Humphrey with Muskie fading. Alabama Gov. Wallace campaigns statewide amid tax-cutting contrast, while Muskie concedes rivals have momentum and lead in the race for 67 national convention votes.
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Muskie
Milwaukee
Wis
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
South Dakota
Sen. McGovern
Humphrey
McGovern
Maine
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Florida
Cedar Rapids Man Held on Denver Shooting Charges
A Cedar Rapids man, Bradley K. Swyers, 19, was arrested at his home and jailed in Denver on two counts each of assault with intent to murder and assault with intent to do great bodily harm. Bond set at $110000. victims Joe Garcia and Steve Montago, both 18, in serious condition.
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Denver
Bradley K. Swyers
Third Avenue SE
Swyers
Joe Garcia
Steve Montago
Denver General Hospital
Garcia
Montoyo
Waterloo Tavern Owner Is Jailed
Lindbergh Whitis, 43, owner of a Waterloo tavern and a 1969 mayoral candidate, is jailed on charges of intent to commit murder after allegedly shooting Clay Willie Wilder, 41, in Whitis apartment above the tavern. Wilder is listed in satisfactory condition at Allen Hospital with a bullet wound to the left shoulder. Bond set at $10,000.
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UPI
Lindbergh Whitis
Clay Willie Wilder
Whitis
Wilder
Allen Hospital
Egg Hunt Mishap at Iowa City Pet Shop
Scott Fisher, 5, of Coralville, was rescued from a small pond during an Easter egg hunt at a local pet shop in Iowa City. About 200 participants faced snow flurries and 35 degree weather. no eggs were found in the pond.
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Coralville
Iowa City
Scott
Symbols of Easter at Mt Mercy College Chapel
Sister Antonette Marie Easter places an Easter lily on the altar in the Mt. Mercy college chapel in Cedar Rapids. The article notes Easter symbols as enduring and tied to Christ’s message about eternal life for believers.
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Antonette Marie Easter
Mt. Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Christ
Justice Unit Lawyers Hold Hearing By Robert M. Smith
Antitrust division lawyers press White House and staff roles in the ITT merger settlement and general prosecution delays in six private meetings after ITT hearings. Staff ask four main questions on how the ITT deal was reached and divisions of responsibility.
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Washington
Justice Department
International Telephone & Telegraph
White House
ITT
John W. Hushen
Division
Ralph Nader
Consumer Advocate
Nader
Hushen
Brock
Walter B
Comegys
Richard W. McLaren
Chicago
McLaren
Antitrust Division
Cedar Rapids Exports Top 100 Million For First Time
Cedar Rapids firms reached more than 100 million dollars in exports last year marking a first for the city. The rise comes amid ongoing global trade barriers noted in an Associated Press report on page 20.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
Busy Man Talks About Being Busy Chuckle
A short humor item notes that no matter how busy a man is he always finds time to discuss his own busyness. The quip relies on a playful contradiction between activity and chatter about it.
New York State Employees Walk Off Jobs in Largest Strike
Hundreds of civil service workers across mental hospitals schools prisons and other facilities walked out on a first state wide strike in New York history. Willowbrook Stated School and Attica, Auburn and Elmira prisons faced near breakdowns as guards stayed on picket lines while 140,000 workers sought increases and speedier reforms.
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N.Y
New York
Civil Service Employed Association
Willowbrook State School
Staten Island
Willowbrook
Attica
Auburn
Elmira
Council 82
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Afl-Cio
Bargaining Sessons
North Vietnamese drive overruns bases near Quang Tri in major assault
Across the demilitarized zone, North Vietnamese forces struck South Vietnamese bases in the bloodiest fighting since 1968. More bases were abandoned as U.S. air power prepared to strike, with estimates placing enemy strength at two divisions and about 30,000 troops in the battle.
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Demilitarized Zone
U.S
North Vietnam
Quang Tri
3Rd Infantry Division
Nui Bah Ho
Elliott
Alpha 2
Charlie 2
Mai Loc
Camp Carroll
Dong Ha
Hoang Xuan Lam
Vietnam
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