Pilots Seek Ban on Smoking in Cockpits
A coalition led by Ralph Nader’s group and the Airline Pilots Committee petitions the FAA to ban smoking in cockpits and restrict in-flight tobacco use within sight of takeoff. The 12 page report cites impaired pilot performance and safety risks from tobacco smoke affecting vision, reaction time, and coordination.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Lves
Ralph Nader
Aviaion Consumer Action Project
Airline Pilots Committee of 76
Eastern
United
Continental
Delta
Braniff
Pan American
National Airlines
Mein Tere
Atrens
United Airlines
FAA
Linn County Court Actions Report Damaged Goods and Drunk Driving
Rutha J. Fultz received a suspender sentence up to five years at the reformatory on a non shoplifting charge. Richard Bartling was fined 600 and given a four year suspended sentence for a second offense drunk driving. Noel P. James was fined 300 on a reduced drunken driving charge. Kenneth F. Rothmeier’s probation was revised with a six month reallocation. Richard L. Kness received two concurrent terms up to five years for marijuana delivery. Billy E. Kuykendall faced a second offense drunk driving charge with a 500 fine. Mark A. Stalktreel was fined 600 and given a two year probation for larceny from a Cedar Rapids department store. A Cedar Rapids van was found not to have delivered a controlled substance as an accommodation. A 1 year old Cedar Rapids man faced an alleged connection to apartment damage in Cedar Rapids.
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Auth
Linn
Rutha J. Fultz
Rock Island Worman
Dodor Rapidy
Richard Bartling
Ned Cedar Hapids
Kenneth F. Rothmeger
Cedar Rapids
Noel P. James
Richard L. Kness
Reformatory
Heales
Cuding
Billy E. Kuykendall
Mark A. Stalktreel
Tornadoes Sweep Plains as Heat Bakes East
Severe storms spawned at least 24 tornadoes across the Plains with damage in Texas Oklahoma and Nebraska. Brownwood Texas saw multiple homes wrecked and 10 injured while historic rainfall drenched Dallas County communities including Kaufman Terrell and Crane Hill as floods blocked roads and left casualties.
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Brown Wear
Texas
Cups Corner
Cuperos Cove
Oklahoma
Marietta
Leon
Ardmort
Cranethill
Ray Brockway
Terrell
Dallas
Howle
Lebanese Civil War Rages As Buffer Force Talks Fail
Beirut reports show Palestinian buffer force plans stalled as fighting between Muslim and Christian factions continues. Casualties reach about 140 dead and 140 wounded, with over 160 kidnapped and later released. Ford commends restraint by Syria and Israel and sees hope for a revived Lebanese government and broader Middle East stability.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Cent
Palma
Clitiefon
Miuan White
Palice
Pierzo Gomayel
Elekt-Wilia Phakange Party
Ligest
Ford
Syria
Israel
Mideast
Middle East
Crow Named Chairman of Engineer Group
James BE Crow of Marion was installed as chairman of chapter 71 of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. Other officers installed were Gary Jensen first vice president Keith Nanke second vice president David Bawman secretary Paul Erickson treasurer all of Cedar Rapids. Chapter 71 includes members from Cedar Rapids and Marion area manufacturing concerns.
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James BE
Crow
Route Wo
Marion
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Gary Jensen
Keith Nanke
David Bawman
Paul Erickson
Cedar Rapids
MS Society Opens Office In Marion
Linn county chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society opens a temporary office at 599 Seventh Avenue in Marion. The office is donated by Kenaliger Realtors and will host telephone callers before the MS campaign running from Mother’s Day to Father’s Day, June 26.
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Linn County
The
Multiple Sclerouix Sociwty Hes
Seventh Avenus
Marion
Kenaliger Reallurs
Oye
Library Reference Service Course Set
Advance registration is not required for the Toursemian basic references service course 6 starting Wednesday at the Cedar Rupe ida public library. Judith Nixon will conduct four weekly sessions from 7 9 p m. Elizabeth Dorman of East Central Regional Library notes the course covers basic reference skills. Fee is 8 payable to Kirkwood Community College. Kirkwood awards one continuing education unit on completion. Details from East Central Regional Library or Nixon at the public library.
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Cedar Rupeida
Judith Nixon
Lirprarian
Walypan
Elizabeth Dorman
East Central Regional Library
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood
East Centra
Nixon
Bode
Flowy City
Java City
Cedar Rapids
Department of Public
Linn County residents donate 8100 to Lung Association
Linn County residents contribute 8100 to the Lung Association's asthma and lung disease research program. Gordon Rahn, chair, Linn county committee, said funds support research into asthma hypersensitivity membranes and related illnesses affecting adults and children.
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Una
Lawa
Cedar Rapids
Marian
Toeir
Gordon Rahn
Linn County
Amarigan Lung Asun
Prosecutors Question Hearst Lying to Shield Soliah
Federal prosecutors allege Patey Hearst lied to protect Steven Soliah amid a Carmichael bank robbery case. They say she claimed her underground lover wasn’t inside the Crocker National Bank during the April 21, 1985 heist that left a customer dead and $75,000 taken.
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Hearst
Soliah
Sacramento
Calif
UPL
Patey Hearst
Bine
Steven Solial
Wilok
U.S
Richard Nichols
Sellah
Nichols
Miss Hearst
Sellah Yak
Hetrays
Sabah
Crocker National Bank Beandh
Grant Wood Adopts 7.5 Million Budget by Board Action
Grant Wood area education agency board adopts a 7.5 million dollar final budget for 1976 77, a 9 percent reduction from the state submitted figure. The plan funds special education services psychology staff a gifted consultant and summer school programs with local tax support and state aid.
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Grant Wood Area Education Agency Board
Sixth Street
State Department of Public Instruction
Dwight Bode
Grant Wood Agency
Finde
Oon
Bode
Aid Sought From Attorney General in Buchanan Case
Independence reports the attorney general's office may join the grand jury investigation into the death of 19 year old Donald Mayner after a confrontation involving Buchanan County deputy Dwight Guenther and Winthrop officer Phil Adelson. Details on the shooter remain undisclosed as officials review multiple rounds fired. Mayner had been stopped for speeding on a rural road when the pickup sped away after shots were fired at the vehicle. The driver was struck and the car left the road. Mayner’s services were held in Winthrop.
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Independence
Donald Mayner
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Dwight Guenther, Jr
Winthrop
Phil Adrieon
Craig Beck
Bur Airector
Siid
Mayters
Winthrap
A.b.maynier
Mayner
Dennis Knut
Manchester
Priday
Knutson
Wootner
Ald
ASTD Charter Ceremony Set
The American Society for Training and Development will charter its first chapter in ceremonies Monday at 6 pm in the Roosevelt Royale. The Hawkeye chapter in Eastern Jawa will install a chapter president with Burbane Attlexm of the University of Iowa extension program named president. Leo Hauser of Minneapolis will attend as national president.
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American Sincety For Training and Development
ASTD
Roosevelt Royale
Jawa
Hawkeye
Burbnea Attlexm
Town Ciy
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Iowa
Leo Hauser
Minneapolis
National
Local Gazette Details Unclear Inlet Court Costs
Fragmented text from a Cedar Rapids Gazette page mentions courts and attorneys, with obscured figures and references to U.S. territories and weeks. Names, dates, and places are garbled, suggesting a damaged OCR section of a legal or notices page.
St Luke's Board Vacancy Is Filled by David Cohn
David Cohn of 4117 Alleghany Drive NE is named to St. Luke's Metrodlat hospital board effective Tuesday. He fills the pavilion left vacant by Nate Coln who had served since 1969. Cohn is Beartom Brass Co. president and CEO and active in the American Cancer Society and Merchants National Bank.
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David Cohn
Alleghany Drive
St. Luke's Metrodlat Hospital
Cohn
Nate Coln
David Coim
Beartom Brass Co
Shaver Road
American Caner Society
Lina County
Merchants National Bank
Crmade of Mercy Camiperlyn
No Hughes Will Found in Safety Deposit Box
AP reports a Hollywood bank safe in Los Angeles failed to reveal Howard Hughes will. Officials and associates say no will was located. a box contained only miscellaneous jewelry and not valuable items. Noah Dietrich previously claimed Hughes had a will placed two years before leaving his company.
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Hughes
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Howard Hughes
Sumima Corp
Hughes Associates
Live South Hollywood
Bunt of America
Surima
Noah Dietrich
South Hallywand Bank
Diatrich
Li 157
George Colbert Seeks Linn County Sheriff Nomination
George C Colbert a lifelong Cedar Rup resident has filed Democratic nomination papers for Linn County sheriff Colbert a Vietnam War veteran earned two purple hearts and a presidential unit citation He is a correctional officer at Anamosa and active in NAACP youth probation and community programs He cites drug education and community relations as key focuses and lists his address 3752 G avenue NE with two children Bridget and Donta.
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George C. Colbert
Cedar Rup
Linn County
Colbert
Kirkwood Community College
Mt. Mercy College
Henigee
Mt. Mercy
Kirkwood
Calvert
Sheriffs Department
G Avenue
Hisci Marian
Bridget
Donta
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