Births and incidents gathered in Cedar Rapids area notices
Birth announcements list several newborns in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with parent names and addresses including Aug. dates. Later items report public safety notes and emergency responses with times and locations such as Johnson Avenue NW, Williams Boulevard SW, 16th Avenue SW, Old Marion Road NE, and 1380 mile marker incidents including a diesel spill.
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16Th Ave
Old
Marion Road
Seabrook resumes construction amid arrests
Seabrook nuclear project restarts with about 17 demonstrators arrested as construction resumes after NRC and EPA decisions. Police bundled protesters from a private road while few dragged to cars. Clamshell Alliance members vow more actions, echoing prior large protests and a June injunction remains in force.
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Seabrook, N.H
UPI
Seabrook
Thomas Rath
Clamshell Alliance
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Clamshell
Diana Tomasello
Rath
Hampton District Court
Superior Court
the Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Berwyn
Ill
Frank Collin
National Socialist Party of America
Chicago
Collin
Progressive Labor Party
EPA plans probe wider Love Canal contamination reported
State health officials say infrared and aerial photos indicate contamination from Love Canal may extend beyond the suspected border. EPA plans to investigate. evacuation of 237 families was ordered after findings of higher miscarriage rates and five birth defects.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Love Canal
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Cornell University
Niagara River
Lake
Ontario
Glenn Haughie
Haughie
David Axelrod
Health Department
Division of Laboratories and Research
Hooker Chemicals and Plastics Corp
State Health Department
Robert Whalen
Whalen
New York State
Divorce Women Lead Growth in U S Households
Census Bureau data show a 46 percent rise since 1970 in households headed by single or divorced women. About 8 million households, 11 percent of the total 76 million, fall in this category, up 2.5 million since 1970, while married couples hold 62 percent.
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Washington
U.S
Census Bureau
Navy plane crash near Guam leaves survivors and missing
A U S interior official James Joseph and 27 others survived a C-117 crash west of Guam. Two Navy crewmen are missing, authorities in Honolulu said. Minor injuries were reported for Joseph as rescue operations continued.
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Agana
Guam
James Joseph
Navy
Joseph
Honolulu
Marine Corps
Jerry Green
Floods Kill 29 as Monsoon Rains Swell Across Northern India
Floodwaters from the monsoon deluge drown 29 people across Uttar Pradesh state, raising the regional death toll to 248 as rivers like the Ganges overflow and affect Punjab Himachal Pradesh and Bihar.
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New Delhi
India
Ganges
Uttar Pradesh
Punjab
Himachal Pradesh
Bihar
Rhodesia reports 66 guerrillas killed in recent days
Rhodesian military command announced 66 black nationalist guerrillas were killed in a series of incidents, part of a surge that has brought August fatalities to 124. Four Rhodesian soldiers and eight black civilians were also killed in crossfire amid a cease fire bid and transfer of rural administration to former guerrillas.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPI
Weather Summary and Mississippi River Readings
Sunny high in the 80s with overnight lows in the 60s. SE winds at 15 mph at 10 am. Extended forecast shows showers and possible thunderstorms midweek. River stage readings include LaCrosse 5.2 rising 0.1 and Keokuk at 3.2 rising 1.0 with several other sites showing rises or falls.
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Mississippi River
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Clinton
Cedar
C.R
Bomb threats at United Nations and Grand Central Station
Two dynamite devices were found early this morning at the United Nations and in Locker No. 702 at Grand Central Station. A note in a foreign language was recovered with each device, both described as active. Police transported the bombs to Rodman's Neck for examination, and no group claimed responsibility.
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New York
UPS
United Nations
Grand Central Station
FALN
U.N
Cbs-Tv
Grand Central
Rodman
Bronx
Freedom Fighters
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publishing Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates by carrier and mail listed. regions outside Iowa receive different 52 week pricing. AP retains exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Iowa
Gazette
Associated Press
Surfer Arrested After Pier Violation at Jacksonville Beach
A 23 year old surfer, Charles Harkins, ignored repeated warnings near the Jacksonville Beach fishing pier and was arrested after becoming entangled in a fishing line. Police say he violated an ordinance banning surfing within 300 feet of the pier.
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Jacksonville Beach
Fila
Charles Harkins
C.A. Thompson
Thompson
Harkins
Navy probes sub accident aboard the Tullibee
The Navy investigates a propeller shaft break on the nuclear submarine Tullibee submerged in the Mediterranean on June 16. Crewmen say warnings of a developing shaft crack seven days earlier were ignored by Cmdr. Charles Arnest, who reportedly omitted them from his report. The Navy judge advocate general conducts the inquiry.
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Boston
Navy
Tullibee
Boston Globe
The
Mediterranean Sea
Cmdr
Charles Arnest
Globe
Arnest
Emory Professor Wins Grant On 1974 Budget Act Impact
Political science professor Dennis Ippolito of Emory University received a $73 000 grant from the Twentieth Century Fund to study whether the 1974 law allowing Congress to develop its own budget alongside the president improved Congress ability to control federal spending. The research notes Congress previously followed presidential budget proposals.
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Atlanta
Emory University
Congress
Twentieth Century Fund
Dennis Ippolito
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