Ford shifts stance on Nixon book at West Texas State
President Ford told 4000 students he has not read The Final Days but regards reports of his role as reasonably accurate based on what he has been told. He avoided judging all allegations and noted sadness at the book’s publication while saying a backstory on that period may not be wise to publish.
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Ford
Richard Nixon
West Texas State University
California
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Nixon
Woodward
Bernstein
Feet Bandage Delays Dancer During Marathon at Coe
Diane Dankbar a Mt. Mercy junior from Homewood Illinois takes a foot wrap during a break in the muscular dystrophy dance marathon at Coe college Eby field house. The event began Friday at 6 p m and closed at midnight Saturday drawing about 100 dancers from Coe and Mt. Mercy.
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Mt. Mercy College
Homewood
Ill
Coe College
Eby Field House
Coe
Mr. Mercy
Lutheran schism grows as four presidents ousted
The LCMS faces internal strife over President Dr. Jacob Preus removal of four district presidents for opposing ordinations linked to Seminex. The ousters spark legal fights, possible receivership, and fears of financial chaos affecting congregations including Peace Lutheran in Cedar Rapids.
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Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
LCM
Jacob Preus
Preus
Synod
Concordia Seminary-in-Exile
Seminex
Dr. Preus
Us At Peace Lutheran
Daniel Dana
New England
Dana
The
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St. Louis
Changes in $2 bills and familiar Jefferson image
The article notes new U S two dollar bills appear with a painting of the Declaration signing on the back replacing Jefferson’s house image. It directs readers to stories and pictures on pages 4A and 14A and 1B for other items in the issue.
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Thomas Jefferson
Carter Leads Udall Gains In Six Iowa Dem Conventions
In Iowa on Saturday Carter netted 17 national convention delegates across six districts while Udall picked up ten. Harris earned two and a group of uncommitted delegates held 11, with Humphrey and Jackson supporters present but not viable. Official counts show Carter dominant in most districts, Udall strong in several, shaping the race for the 1976 Democratic National Convention.
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UPI
Morris Udall
Iowa
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Udall
Hubert Humphrey
Henry Jackson
Harris
Jackson
Clinton
Clayton
Udal
Fayette
Jones
Linn
Dubuquets
JoAnn Reynolds
Patrick L. Dillon
Kenneth Pfile
Linn County
Nancy Wallace
Dubuque
Wallace
Udall and Carter Tie In Second District Delegates
Carter and Udall split two delegates each at the Cedar Rapids Second district convention with pro rating altering totals. Harris narrowly earned one delegate while uncommitted lawmakers also secured seats as Carter and Udall campaigns vie for a third delegate through complex district math.
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Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Cedar Rapids
Carter
Udall
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Carter Harris Udall win delegates in Davenport First District
At St Ambrose college fine arts center the First district Democratic convention elected six national delegates. Carter gained three delegates total with one for Udall and one for Harris while one remained uncommitted as AFL-CIO backing aided Udall and Harris efforts.
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Davenport
Jimmy Carter
Fred Harris
Morris Udall
Fine Arts
St. Ambrose College
Carter
Udall
Harris
Georgia
William Gluba
Afl-Cio
Arizona
Leo Ruth
Ruth
Daven
Moderate Living Budget Up $1,200 in 1975 Study
Labor Department report shows a four-person urban family needs 15 500 dollars annually for a moderate living standard in fall 1975, up 1 200 from last year due to inflation. Low and high budget figures are 9 800 and 22 500 respectively, with Cedar Rapids local estimates under national averages.
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Washington
Labor Department
Cedar Rapids
Ford vows veto of grain port inspection bill
President Ford said he will veto a bill limiting grain inspection at U.S. ports to federal and select state inspectors. He called the measure an over reaction to port scandals and urged ending corruption in the grain inspection system. The bill, endorsed by Senators Humphrey and Clark, targets private inspectors amid widespread indictments since 1974.
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EL Paso
Tex
Ford
Congress
U.S
Agriculture Department
Grain and Feed Association
House
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Dick Clark
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