Carter Udall Ford Triumph in Wisconsin and New York Primaries
Carter surged to win his sixth Wisconsin primary by about 9 000 votes leaving Udall without a win to date while Ford rebounded in Wisconsin and Reagan loss in North Carolina was noted. Jackson won New York and Udall finished strong second with Humphrey supporters picking up third.
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Henry Jackson
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Morris Udall
Carter
Georgia
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Jackson
Hubert’ Humphrey
Ronald Reagan
Rockefeller
Reagan
North Carolina
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
United Auto Workers Union
Detroit
Madison
Milwaukee
Alabama
George Wallace
Pennsylvania
Humphrey
Jethovn
China Shakeup: Teng Loses Posts
The Chinese Communist Party ousted Teng Hsiao-ping from all party and government posts after months of campaigning and violent demonstrations in Beijing. Hua Kuo-feng was elevated to premier and first vice-chairman, signaling an apparent shift in leadership as protests at Tiananmen Square intensified.
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Tokyo
China
Mao Tse-tung
Teng Hsiao-ping
Hua Kuo-feng
Teng
Peking
Chou En-lai
Chinese Communist Party
Chou
Hua
Mao
Central Committee
Hsinhua
Tien An-Men — Gate of Heavenly Peace — Square
Rural Iowa road deaths rise despite lower speed limits
A study for the Iowa Department of Transportation shows 1975 rural fatal accidents up from 1974 on rural interstates and primary and secondary roads, while municipal areas saw declines. Officials offered no explanations for rural increases or urban drops.
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Iowa
Iowa Department of Transportation
IDOT
Motor Vehicle Division
Victor Preisser
Jon McCoy
Department of Public Safety
Cedar Rapids youth shot in Tama County
Justin Potter, 15, a Cannon II resident from Cedar Rapids, was in serious condition at University Hospitals in Town City after a .22 caliber gun discharged in a car. Police questioned two Cannon III residents in connection with thefts, while three others were detained for part in the incident.
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Justin Potter
Cannon II
Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Town City
Tama County
Cannon III
Benton County
Tama
Sheriff's Department
Chelsea
Charles Weit
Potter
Marengo
Belle Plaine
Citizens Band
Couvrah Boss Admired Or Feared By Subordinates
A sharp workplace quip turns on the idea that consensus does not prove genius, suggesting a manager’s quiet authority or strategic command style may drive apparent brilliance. No names or dates appear.
Condominiums Win Zoning OK After Stormy Cedar Rapids Session
The Cedar Rapids planning commission approved an 8 to 5 rezoning for a three story 195 unit Bjornsen Investment condo project along Cottage Grove Avenue SE near First Avenue with conditions read aloud. Opponents cited traffic drainage and school proximity as chief concerns while the commission also denied a related corner rezoning and approved other plats and a Tama and Thirty-fourth Street SE zoning for a mini warehouse.
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Cottage Grove Avenue
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Cottage Grove
Bjornsen
Commission
Jerry Ovel
Duke
Thompson Drive
Planning Commission
Washington High School
Washington
B Avenue
Twentyfirst Street
Dick Ransom
Isadore Ginsberg
Rockford Road
Tama
Thirty-fourth Street
Edward D. Broderick
Kerry Jane
Marion
Ford hints at veto over foreign aid bill with Israel add
President Ford told congressional leaders there is a very strong possibility he would veto a 5.6 billion dollar foreign aid bill if it includes an extra 550 million for Israel. He said Israel does not need the additional funds.
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Ford
Congressional
Israel
House
John Rhodes
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