Dayan protests U S jet sales amid Middle East tensions
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan flies to Washington to protest U S plans to sell F-16s F-15s and F-5 jets to Egypt Saudi Arabia and Israel. He urges keeping Israeli air force support without linking to Arab allies and discusses potential administration flexibility with Congress and State Department officials.
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Moshe Dayan
Carter
U.S
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
United States
Tel Aviv
America
Israel
Congress
State Department
Frank Church
Idaho
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publishing Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette dates back to 1883 and operates from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. It lists subscription terms including carrier and mail rates and notes AP news material rights for republication.
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Gazette Company
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Associated Press
Birth notices from Mercy to Burlington and beyond
Births announced for Mercy on April 24 with a son to Mr and Mrs James Heefner in Cedar Rapids and a daughter to Mr and Mrs David Carver in Marion. Additional openings include a son to Orlin Buhr in Marion and a daughter to Max Willett in Marion. A list of other births names several families in Cedar Rapids Marion Monticello and Manchester with dates and relations. Fire and incident notes follow with a grease fire and sprinkler pipe break plus ambulance assists and alarms. Thought for today cites Emerson.
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26Th St. SE
David Carver
35Th St
Marion
Orlin D. Buhr
Northview Drive
Max Willett
Moin Drive
Marshall Field Jr
Bever Ave
John M. Cass
Monticello
Linda K. McDowell
Manchester
Merriam, Kan
David L. Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Paul Erickson
13Th Ave
Mason City
Thomas C. Beusch
Mr. Beusch
Charles Beusch
Virginia Drive
Beusch
William G. Anderson
29Th St
Burlington
Sam Oliver
Union
Oliver
Charles Wesbrook
Iris Ave
Glen Oliver
New London
National Airlines expands No Frills plan nationwide
National Airlines said it will extend its Super No Frills reduced fare plan to its entire system subject to Civil Aeronautics Board approval. About half the seats would be discounted 30 to 50 percent on east coast routes with $58 to $81 fares depending on day and flight type.
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National Airlines
New York
Florida
Civil Aeronautics Board
South Florida
National
Eastern
Miami-Fort Lauderdale
New York-Newark
Brezhnev rebukes neutron bomb moves by US and USSR
In a multi country dispatch Brezhnev says the Soviet Union will not build neutron weapons while the United States refrains and calls Carter’s deferral a half measure. He adds that Moscow will not start neutron arms until Washington acts first, with further steps tied to US policy.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
United States
Carter
Washington
Life magazine to be revived as monthly photo journal
Life magazine will return as a monthly photo magazine this fall after nearly six years of folding due to financial troubles. Time Inc announced in New York that the revived Life will rely mainly on newsstand sales at 1.50 per copy with subscriptions at 18 per year, with the first issue slated for October.
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Feet
Eateenee
St. Paul
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C.R
Eden Sen
Sir Terre
Cee Eeeeeeneererennes LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Clinton
New York
Life Magazine
Time Inc
Hedley Donovan
Donovan
New Life
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
Ralph N. Basey
Baptist Medical Center
Mountainous area crash near Seoul claims two American lives
Officials report a military flight crashed in a mountainous area 25 miles northeast of Seoul killing the pilot and another American. Police say the plane struck a high-tension power line. Names of the deceased were withheld pending kin notification.
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Seoul
Ethics bill remains alive after House postponement
Rep. Richardson Pryor of North Carolina says the ethics reform bill, pending in a special committee, is still alive despite House leaders delaying action for a second time. The proposal would cap outside earnings for House members at 8625, but faces opposition from a vocal minority.
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Washington
Richardson Pryor
Dn.c
Pryor
Senate panel finds no cover up in Eilberg case
The Senate Judiciary Committee reported there was no cover up in the investigation of Representative Joshua Eilberg, noting he was not under scrutiny when he asked President Carter to speed the removal of David Marston as U.S. attorney in Philadelphia. The panel’s findings come as Benjamin Civiletti seeks Senate approval as deputy attorney general.
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Senate
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Carter
David Marston
U.S
Philadelphia
Judiciary Committee
Eilberg
Benjamin R. Civiletti
Civiletti
Republican Committee
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