Gov Arch Moore Denies Receiving $25 000 Payoff
Gov Arch Moore testifies in federal court denying any receipt or knowledge of $25 000 from Theodore Price in 1972 tied to a bank charter bid. He says he never urged Banking Commissioner Jordan or the banking board, and that associate William Loy did not receive instructions from him. Price had testified he delivered cash in three visits to Moore's office and sought a favorable charter.
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Arch Moore
Charleston
W. Va
Theodore Price
Moore
William Loy
Price
State Board of Banking and Financial Institutions
Prices
Nolan Hamric
State Building Commission
Hamric
Siastic
Pea
Mr. Price
Lhst
George Jordan
Banking Board
Jordan
Loy
ERDA Takes Control Of Clinch River Breeder Project
The Energy Research and Development Administration gains control of the Clinch River Breeder Reactor project, with the Ford plan reducing private utility roles. The House Senate Atomic Energy Committee approved the move 5 to 2, delegating authority previously given to a joint committee. The project remains a joint government industry effort, located on the Clinch River near Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
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Washington
Energy Research and Development Administration
Ford Administration
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Clinch River
Congress
Clinch Tiver
Oak Fudge
Tenn
Krause Named Officer on Credit League Board
Fred C. Krause of 1159 Twenty-seventh Street NE has been elected vice chair man of the board of directors of the Iowa Credit Union League, serving as the University of Iowa credit union president and manager in Jews City. He has served on the league board since 1970.
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Fred C. Krause
Twenty-seventh Street
Iowa Credit Union League
Service Association of Iowa
University of Iowa Credit Union
Jews City
Sinee
Ford and GM Lead Auto Profits Rally in First Quarter
Ford Motor Co posted a $343 million first quarter profit on $7.4 billion in sales, as the U S auto industry rebounds from a recession with industry profits near a record. General Motors earned $800 million, Chrysler $72 million, and American Motors $1.2 million amid a broad rebound while Plymouth Volari t and Dodge Aspen gains prompt production cuts at other firms.
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Detroit
U.S
Wall Street
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Gant General Motors
Chrysler Corp
American Motors
Chrysler
Metuchen
Budget ceiling clash over $415.4 billion plan in Congress
Democratic leaders defend a $415.4 billion spending ceiling as best for economic recovery while Ford budget director James Lynn calls it a gamble with inflation. The House approved a $416.4 billion target for the new fiscal year, with 221 to 186 votes, defeating cuts to defense and other programs. Democrats say the plan funds job and tax measures that spurred growth, while Republicans oppose.
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Washington
House
Ford
James Lynn
C R City Market Opening Date Set for May 8
The City Market at Riverside Roundhouse 1360 Astreat SW will start the season on Saturday May 8. It will not operate May 11 and 13 but will run Saturday May 15 and then every Tuesday and Thursday through November 13 with hours 5 am to noon. Market master is Paul Keffer and Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission oversees operations. All produce must be home grown and items must be handmade with limited stalls and daily rental areas available. For inquiries call 398-5085 or contact the market master on market days.
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Riverside Roundhouse
Astreat
Iso
Paul Keffer
Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission
Recreation Department
Hobby Show Entry Blanks Are Available
Entry blanks for the hobby and model show are available for a Cedar Rapids event to be held Saturday and Sunday, May 22 and 23, at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. All school age youths may enter, with eight categories and 34 classifications. Deadline is Wednesday, May 12. Blanks are at public and parochial schools in Cedar Rapids and the College Community and Linn-Mar districts. A special bicentennial category has been added.
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Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids Department of Recreation
Order of Eagles
Aetie
Cedar Rapids
Mation
College Community
Linn-Mar
U S Steel Raises Prices On Steel Products
U S Steel Corp cites higher wages energy costs and raw materials as the reason for a 6 percent price rise on sheet and strip steel. Inland Steel Car and Armco also announced 6 percent increases. Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel started the latest round of hikes.
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Patsburgh
United States Steel Corp
Conatmera
U.S. Steel
Inland Steel Car
Armco Steel Corp
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
World’s First Bicycle Streak at Mankato State
Mankato Minnesota UPI reports male students at Mankato State University staged what may be the world’s first bicycle streak. Groups of two to 12 rode naked between 10:40 p.m. Wednesday and 1 a.m. Thursday, dancing and riding near McElroy dormitory as a citizen band radio broadcast the event. Authorities did not intervene as the temperature dipped to 38 degrees.
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Mankato
Mina
Mankato State
Utudeinta
McElroy
Thudlant
Fem
Television Listings for Cedar Rapids and Nearby Areas
TV listings show a Friday night schedule across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns with start times from 7 to 10 p m. Programs include Donny and Maria ReP Pobre 8 110 Sanford and Sara, Weather 7330 ASLO plus a Night Owl feature and a Police Story remake.
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Donny
Maria
Senford
Kissinger Heads to Liberia After Illness in Africa
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger left Kinshasa for Monrovia after recovering from a stomach ailment that kept him in bed. He thanked Mobutu Sese Seko for the warm welcome during a three day visit as he traveled on to Liberia amid canceled Ghana plans and Soviet embassy inquiries.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
Henry Kis Anger
Liberia
Kissinger
Mobutu Sese Seko
Monrovia
Mobutu
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