Train Blocking Fourth Street Crossings After Derailment
A mile-long Rock Island Railroad train blocked North Western tracks on Fourth Street for about 12 minutes around 6 p.m. Friday after a Kellogg Jasper County derailment delayed its 3 p.m. pass. Radio notices appeared to curb rush hour tie ups, with the view from the A Avenue viaduct southward.
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Rock Island
Fourth Street
North Western Railroad
Kellogg
Jasper County
A Avenue
Kim case begins deliberations in Korean influence scandal
A federal jury in Washington started deliberations on whether Hancho Kim conspired to bribe U.S. congressmen on behalf of the Republic of Korea. Prosecutors say Kim received 600000 dollars and planned to keep part of it. defense argues witnesses conspired to cover transfers from Korea.
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Kim
Washington
Hancho Kim
Korea
U.S
John Kotelly
Republic of Korea
Lanham
Soonduk
CIA
David Povich
Povich
Sang Keun Kim
KCIA
Yang Doo Wan
Kotelly
Yang
United States
Muriel Humphrey to decide on Senate bid tonight
Muriel Humphrey plans to announce at Hubert H. Humphrey Day Dinner whether she will seek the remaining four years of her late husband’s Senate term. Gov. Rudy Perpich appointed her to fill the seat until November, with party leaders divided on her candidacy amid family obligations and limited support at caucuses. Rep. Donald Fraser pursues party endorsement as the favored alternative.
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Rick Scott
Democratic Farm Labor Party
Minnesota
Moro wife calls for clarity amid government family rift
Eleonora Moro writes via Il Giorno asking the Red Brigades to acknowledge her husband Aldo Moro alive and signals strain between the Moro family and the Christian Democratic party over negotiations. Zaccagnini’s visit exposed a widening split as an aide reportedly wavered and the party refused talks.
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Rome
UPI
Aldo Moro
Moro
Christian Democratic Party
Red Brigades
Eleonora Moro
Milan
Il Giorno
Schiavetti
Industrialists’ Association
Hart Ler oy Hart sent to jail after escape in Pryor
Gene Leroy Hart, 34, accused in the sex slayings of three Girl Scouts, was sent to a jail he had escaped from twice. He was ordered held without bond as arraignment was postponed to allow choice of counsel. Hart, captured after ten months on the run, faced charges including suffocation and fatal blows. security was tightened amid threats.
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Sid Wise
Hart
Doris Denise Milner
Lori Lee Farmer
Michelle Guse
Wise
Tulsa
Whistler
Mayes County
Pete Weaver
Social Security tax rollback warned by Califano and Carter
Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Califano warned against hasty action to roll back Social Security tax increases approved last year. President Carter restated opposition to payroll tax cuts and urged not to reopen the issue this year. Congress may push using general revenues, risking a smaller income tax cut.
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Washington
UPI
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
Carter
White House
Califano
Congress
Jody Powell
Florida girl Kimberly Leach found. Bundy link probed
The fully clothed body of 12 year old Kimberly Diane Leach was found in a tin roof lean-to near the Suwannee River. Theodore Bundy, jailed on auto theft charges, is named a prime suspect in her disappearance and other Florida crimes. Cause of death pending pathologist results.
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Live Oak
Fla
UPI
Kimberly Diane Leach
Lake City
Suwannee River
Theodore Bundy
Florida State University
Bundy
Highway Patrol
Tallahassee
Kimberly Diane
Lake City Holiday Inn
Pensacola
FSU
Last ocean ship retires in San Francisco
America’s last ocean going passenger ship the S S Mariposa tied up at Pier 35 ending her final cruise and 160 years of service. The 25 year old vessel will move to Pier 19 awaiting a buyer with an asking price of 2.5 million dollars reflecting the waning era of domestic passenger liners.
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San Francisco
America
Pier 35
Pier 19
James Monroe
New York
England
Public hearing notices on zoning changes in Cedar Rapids Iowa
City Council to hold hearings April 1978 at 9 00 a m in Council Chambers for zoning changes from R 2 to R 3G and from R 4 to B Neighborhood Shopping affecting parcels near Council Street Blairs Ferry Road and 18th Avenue SW plus 800 6th Street S Individuals may appear to be heard with dates provided by Lois M Keller City Clerk in Cedar Rapids Gazette notices published April 8 1978
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ton Roe IndUsTrial
C. P. Rohde
Rohde
Bastions
Linn County
Comet Street
N.E
Blairs 'Harry Road
Council Street
Blairs Ferry Road
Jim and Bushragram
Clyde Carroll
Buchanan & Reed
6Th Street
Y ' Lois M. Keller
Midwest Development Company
Township
St. P.M
Boyson Road
Bowman Woods
Lois M. Keller
Hiawatha Lumber Company
Zika Avenue
Cedar Rapids Public Budget Notice on File for Review
The city announces that the annual operating budget for Cedar Rapids for the fiscal year ending June 39% is on file for public inspection with the City Clerk on the third floor of City Hall. Lois Keller, City Clerk, published in The Cedar Rapids Gazette on April 1.
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Cedor
Aid Budget, Inc
City hearing on zoning change in Cedar Rapids Iowa
Notice sets a 9:00 a.m. April 26 1978 zoning hearing in City Hall Cedar Rapids to consider a change petition by Jim and Bushragram for West 53 feet of Lot 6 Block 1 Buchanan and Reeds Addition at 612 9th Avenue SW Cedar Rapids Iowa Lois M. Keller City Clerk.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Seuiel
City Rapids
Jim and
Bushragram
Buchanan and Reeds
9Th Avenue
Lois M. Keller
Cedar Rapids bid notice for street and utility project 1978
Public notice from the City Council Cedar Rapids Iowa announces a bid for a highway and street improvement project including pavement, sewer, drainage, and roadwork. Bids due with certified checks. 10 percent bid bond. 100 percent performance bond. work to begin within 10 days and finish in 90 working days. documents available for 50 deposit. publication in The Cedar Rapids Gazette April 8 1978.
Cedar Rapids seeks bids for sanitary sewers project
By direction of the Cedar Rapids City Council notices are given to receive bids for sewer construction west of Edgewood Road SW Beverly and North to Town Avenue and West on 33rd Avenue. Bids due April 19 1978 at 9:00 a.m. City warrant payment within 30 days after acceptance. Bids require 10 percent bid bond and Iowa affirmative action, Iowa preferred products, and surety bond. City reserves right to reject any bid.
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Department of Transportation
H-N-W Associates
Eco
City of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ang
Hive Hottery and Societes
Tet Treet NW
Lowe
Bong Fi
Cedar
Cit
Rapids Lowa
State of
Lois M. Keller
Fiplishea
Public Hearing Notice Dated April 5 1978
Any Parson interested in this matter may appear at the public hearing and be heard. Dated this 5th day of April, 1978.
Zoning Change Petition for St. Vincent de Paul in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids City Council held a hearing on April 26, 1978 to consider a zoning change from R-4 Special Permit to R-T Residential Transition for property at 922 and 928 7th Street SE, described as S E 30 Lot 4 Block 15 Carpenter's 3rd Addition and Lot 5 Block 15 Carpenter's 3rd Addition. The petition was filed by St. Vincent de Paul and the city clerk noted the date of publication in The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
St. Vincent de Paul
S.E
Carpenter
Linn County
7Th Street
M. Keller
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Humphrey
Snyford News
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Harold Riley
Youngs
18Th Avenue
City Clark
Edgewood Road
Beverly Road
33Rd Avenue
Lois Keller
Alice
Ames
Lows
ADY Asrventlers
Tee
Charles
Donald Killig
District Court
Marcene Turner
Gerald R. Tur
Marcene
Turner
Gerald R. Turner
Robert W. Matias
Dows
Yowa
Kenneth L. Perry Jr
Mary Roseberry
Tor Ea
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