Quarter's inflation at near four-year low in March
U S labor department data show consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in March, the smallest quarterly inflation in nearly four years, with annualized 2.9 percent over the past three months. Food and gasoline fell while services costs and used cars rose.
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Government announces 6.4 percent Social Security increase
The government said 36.3 million beneficiaries will receive a 6.4 percent cost of living raise starting with July checks. Princess Anne was unseated by her horse at a Blandford riding event, injuring a spinal bone and causing a brief loss of consciousness. she remains hospitalized overnight.
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Oil ministers hold secret meeting on pricing differences
Geneva reporters confirm an OPEC meeting in secret to resolve pricing policy differences. Saudi Arabia said the gathering should last about three days amid ongoing talks.
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Ford dismisses military doubters as nonsense in DAR speech
President Ford, addressing the Daughters of the American Revolution, derides critics of U S military strength as engaging in "complete and utter nonsense." He warns against exaggerated rhetoric and urges honest factual debate as Reagan criticism rises in the 1976 campaign.
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URW Strikes Tire Makers Amid Firestone Offer
The United Rubber Workers strike the Big Four tire makers nationwide despite Firestone’s late unlimited cost of living proposal. Six people were arrested at the Goodrich Akron plant during a picket disturbance and a brief window-breaking spree occurred at Firestone’s facility.
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Trial Set in FBI Agent Murder on Pine Ridge
Two men Robert Eugene Robideau and Darelle Dean Butler face a murder trial for killing FBI agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams on Pine Ridge. The Cedar Rapids federal court trial, presided by Judge Edward McManus, was moved from Rapid City to Iowa and is slated to begin May 17 after an Eighth Circuit delay.
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Truck Ban Stands Until Court Ruling
In Des Moines Governor Robert Ray praised authorities for maintaining the 65-foot twin trailer truck ban until a ruling by Scott County Judge James Havercamp on legality. IDOT will continue enforcement while the case proceeds, with a mid May decision anticipated. lawmakers and industry figures urge no rush to alter the status quo.
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End of Crime Code Debate Nears Finish in Iowa House
After seven weeks the Iowa house debated the final dozen amendments to a criminal code revision. Proposals to keep adultery and sodomy as crimes were rejected while others backed mandatory drunken driving sentences and repeal of the helmet law. Legislators clashed over sodomy, with Rep. Halvorson defending it as a crime and Rep. Higgins arguing it would criminalize bedroom acts, while Rep. Spradling warned of overbreadth and jail crowding.
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Rights Law No Help to Aliens
A Cedar Rapids man claimed he was refused three job applications due to nationality. The commission found the employer admitted denying employment because the applicant was not a citizen. Officials noted a Supreme Court ruling upholds an employer’s right to refuse a non citizen.
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