Carter Returns to Plains to Unveil Welfare Plan
President Carter flies home to Plains Georgia as he prepares to reveal a major welfare overhaul on Saturday at the Southwest Georgia Experiment Station. The plan would divide recipients by work requirements and promise about 4200 dollars annually for a family of four, with state and local supplements possible.
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Peterson Field
Plains
Rembert Forest
Brentwood
N.Y
Forest
Carter
Lillian
Washington
Pentagon
Council On Wage and
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Georgia
Murray Smith
Helen Donnan
United Methodist Church
Southwest Georgia Agriculture Experiment Station
Joseph Califano
St. Simon’s Island
Jaworski seeks crucial documents in Korean influence probe
Leon Jaworski, chief counsel for the House ethics committee, said he is pressing Attorney General Griffin Bell to release documents allegedly listing congressmen and cash contributions connected to a South Korean influence-buying case. He warned he would go to court if denied and noted the final report’s public release may depend on the American people.
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Chicago
Leon Jaworski
Congress
White House
Jaworski
Congressional Ethics Committee
American Bar Assa
Atty
Griffin Bell
Justice Department
House Ethics Committee
Turner Warns Against Fake Inspectors
Des Moines Iowa Atty. Gen. Richard Turner warns residents not to admit strangers posing as state building code inspectors. He cites complaints of scam calls and says the state would never contact private homeowners to inspect a home. Report urges calling the attorney general's office with any such inquiries.
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Des Moines
Richard Turner
Cyclist Arrest After City Chase Involving Motorbike
Stephen P. Dierickx, 23, of 1132 Eighteenth Avenue SW, was arrested Friday after police chased his motorcycle from the loop to the 900 block of Fourteenth Avenue SW. He was held at the city jail as traffic charges were prepared. The pursuit began after 8 p.m. when an accident near occurred. a squad car damaged by an elevated manhole cover but no injuries were reported.
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Stephen P. Dierickx
Eighteenth Avenue
Fourteenth Avenue
Dierickx
Van Houten Jury Locked In Murder Trial
Jurors in the second murder trial of Leslie Van Houten reported a deadlock but Judge Edward Hinz ordered continued deliberations after nearly a month of talks. Foreman Bill Albee said no prospect of vote change. Van Houten faced charges over the August 1969 La Bianca murders following the Tate killings.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Manson
Leslie van Houten
Bill Albee
Superior Court
Edward Hinz
Miss van Houten
Rosemary
Lena la Bianca
Sharon Tate
Halperin Wins Token Damages in Nixon Wiretap Case
A federal judge awarded nominal damages of $1 to Morton Halperin and his family for wiretaps at their home during 1969 to 1971 in a probe of news leaks. Halperin sought $3 million from Richard Nixon, Henry Kissinger, John Mitchell, and H. R. Haldeman. judge John Lew Smith ruled no actual damages were proven.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
National Security
White House
Morton Halperin
Henry Kissinger
Att
John Mitchell
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
U.S
John Lewis Smith
Halperin
Smith
Halperins
Anti Nuclear Groups Sue To Gain Hearing
Three Iowa citizen groups sue the Iowa Commerce Commission to reverse an order denying a hearing on utility funding of the Clinch River plutonium breeder project. The petition seeks rule changes to stop customer contributions, arguing Iowa households would save about $2 million in utility bills.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Commerce Commission
Community Action Research Group
Iowa Public Interest Research Group
Citizens United For Responsible Energy
Commission
Clinch River
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists subscription options with carrier and mail rates. Afternoon Edition and Weekend editions priced at various weekly and yearly totals. some areas exempt from mail subscriptions.
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The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
Harrington Reelected National County Engineers Secretary Treasurer
Linn county engineer William G. Harrington has been reelected secretary treasurer of the National Association of County Engineers. The vote occurred during the National Association of Counties conference last month in Detroit.
TV Notes on Nancy Marchand in Lou Grant role
Nancy Marchand from Beacon Hill appears as Edward Asner's newspaper publisher boss in the new Lou Grant series. The show features Asner as the TV newsroom boss he portrayed for seven years in Mary Tyler Moore.
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Nancy Marchand
Beacon Hill
Edward Asner
Lou Grant
Grant
TV Newsroom
Asner
Mary Tyler Moore
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Ypsilanti
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Hamilton Street
Dorothy Ditch
Ely
Nejdl
Giant’s Baseball
Novak
14Th Avenue
Lake Michigan
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Ellis Blvd
Avenue Floral
16Th Avenue SW
Loretta Lynn
Illinois Opry
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Indiandale Road
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Jerome’s, SE Tower
First Christian Church
Peck
Giant Store
16Th Ave. S.W
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Colgate
Tong Lesorg
Dorant
Dale Carnegie
Ken Burger
Meadowbrook Rd
Davenport
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood
Stong
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