Rules Fund Cut Off Unless Pentagon Tells Five Year Plan
The comptroller general ruled congress must cut off a 2.1 billion fan military aid program unless the Pentagon provides a five year plan. Defense Secretary Laird denies any such plan exists while Fulbright praises the ruling and National security concerns spark a clash over executive privilege.
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Pentagon
Washington
Congress
Administration
Executive Branch
Elmer Stanty
Defense Department
Nixon
Staats
Department of Defense
Defense
Laird
Fulbright
Stants
General Accounting Office
State
Treasury
Department
Comptroller General
GAO
Three Cedar Rapids Pedestrian Crashes Injure Four
Three motor vehicle pedestrian collisions in Cedar Rapids Wednesday afternoon and night left four people injured. Nora A. Foster and her brother Wesley were hit at Elis boulevard and avenue NW. Nora taken for X rays, Wesley treated and released. Rodney Reed, age 6, injured after running into a westbound car on Fourteenth Avenue SW. treated and released. Charles Becker, 40, admitted to Mercy with a injured shoulder and leg after stepping into a traffic lane and struck by a southbound car driven by Alva Bowers.
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Cedar Rapids
Nora A. Foster
Fourth Street NW
Mercy Hospital
Wesley
Elis Boulevard
Avenue NW
Mercy
Mary K. Baker
Congress
Pentagon
Rodney A. Reed
Fourteenth Avenue
Ife
Harry D. Rot Nee
Charles W. Becker
Mt. Vernon
Sixth Street
Alva B .Bowers
Burlington
U S Fleet Joins Bombardment of Southern DMZ
The U S Seventh Fleet and B 52 bombers intensified the campaign in the southern half of the DMZ. The guided missile destroyer Berkeley led naval shelling against North Vietnamese positions near Camp Carroll and Fire Base Fuller, with both sides reporting casualties and fires from the bombardment.
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Saigon
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Camp Carroll
U.S
Fullee
Fragmented 19th Century Cedar Rapids Gazette Notice
Obscure OCR reads Cedar Rapids Gazette content with typos and garbled lines about postage, carriers, rates, and a planned republication of a town edition. Mentions terms like third acts, annual charges, and unspecified dates for a local sale or notice.
Finds Many Are Quite Dishonest
SAN DIEGO A state messenger left a money filled sack on his car and drove off to cause a traffic jam. Richard Halpin of Santee transported 10,300 dollars in cash and checks to a bank before discovering the sack was missing. California highway patrol recovered most funds but about 2,000 dollars in cash and 2,000 dollars in checks remained unaccounted.
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San Diego
Richard Halpin
Santee
State Division of Highways
California Highway Patrol
Old Town
E. G. Henderson
Pentagon Papers Figure Allegedly Manacled in Jail
Federal judge orders an investigation into claims that Anthony Russo, a Pentagon papers case figure, was handcuffed behind his back and threatened while in an isolation cell after attempting to question a guard. Daniel Ellsberg, 40, said Russo was jailed for contempt for refusing to testify before a federal grand jury.
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Angeles
Anthony Russo
Daniel Elisberg
Vietnam
iRusso
Russo
Ellsberg
U. S
William Gray
County Probation Department
lEdlsberge
Rand Corp
Santa Monica
Grand Jury
Bumper stickers planned to counter tobacco ad ban
More than 490001 bumper stickers reading Enjoy Smoking Tobacco Products will be distributed to fight a government ban on radio and TV tobacco ads. Miranda of the Burley Auction Warehouses Assn said the program Identify and Testify started as a war cry to mobilize support. The first stickers were placed on tobacco trucks at Pearce's Tobacco Warehouse with J P Taylor Co carriers. The campaign targets auto use and may expand to North and South Carolina before broader rollout to other tobacco areas.
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Valdosta
Tobacco Industry
HT. Miranda
Burley Auction Warehouses Assn
Lexington
Identify
Tobacco
Miranda
Leaf
Pearce's Tobacco Warehouse
J. P. Taylor Co
Universal Leaf , Co
Richmond
North Carolina
South Carolina
Policemen Shoot Mexican Village Police Chief
In Tecpan Tequlfans Mexico the village’s five policemen attacked and killed Police Chief Jeremias Gutierrez Santana at his home. Authorities report the officers fled into jungle after the assassination amid pay and promotion disputes.
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Tecpan
Tegalfans
Mexico
UPL
Guerrero
Jeremias Gutierrez Santana
Mexico Ciy
Kenyon Kellogg Jr Receives Juris Doctor Cum Laude
Graduate Kenyon P Kellogg Jr of 3844 Lost Valley Road SE earned a juris doctor degree cum laude from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
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Kenyon P. Kellogg, Jr
Lost Valley Road SE
University For Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Insurers Cite Rate Decisions Before Freeze
An Insurance Information Institute official says renewals during Nixon's price freeze will use new rates if approved before the freeze. Allstate agrees with the interpretation, while officials question UEP guidelines.
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New York
UPI
Nixon
Insurance Information Institute
Alfred Haggerty
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Allstate Insurance Co
Chisago
Hag Gerty
Allstate
Aledk
Municipal Court Dismisses Several Traffic Charges
Stefven Syverson of 721 Favo hue NW faced dismissed charges in municipal court after pleading guilty to speeding on two counts with fines and costs. Darrell Keller, 30, pled innocent to drunk driving. his case was set for the next jury assignment.
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Iment
Detling
Stefven Syverson
Favo Hue NW
Syverson
Hiawatha
Darrell Keller
Twenty-first Avenue
Grand Jury To Hear Butterfield Case Hearing set for district court
Denis Butterfield, 25, of 1747 East Avenue NE, bound over to suspended term after grand jury charging him with possession of marijuana. Preliminary hearing scheduled. plea negotiations referenced. April fines and a month suspended sentence noted in municipal court records.
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Denis Butterfield
Gregory Sea
First Avenue Suh
Hsee Gere
Thhe Metal Crafters Co
Fna
Municipal Court Trial Set for Christiansen
Kim Christianson 20 of 1852 A avenue NE pleads innocent to assault and battery and pointing a gun at another. Trials set for next jury assignment. Alleged gunpoint incident and an assault occurred August 13 in Christianson’s home involving Bobby J. Brewster and Clyde Bailey.
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Kim Christianson
Christianson
Bobby J. Brewster
Clyde Bailey
Preliminary Hearing Demanded by Johnson
William Johnson aged 50 of 129 Twenty Seventh Street NE faced a municipal court preliminary hearing on a drunk driving charge. The hearing is scheduled for September 24 after his arrest on August 13.
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William Johnson
Twenty-seventh Street
Hearing Set on Rented Vehicle Charge for Smith
Marvin C. Smith of Chicago seeks preliminary seating in municipal court Thursday on a charge of failing to return a rented vehicle. Hearing set for Sept 3 at 3 30 p.m. Smith allegedly did not return a vehicle to Cedar Rentals, Inc. on July 9.
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Marvin C. Smith
Chicago
Smith
Cedar Rentals, Inc
Detling Drug Case Slated for Trial
Jack Detling aged 22 of 3828 Elm savenue SE pled innocent in municipal court Thursday to charges involving drugs for personal use. The case proceeds to trial with the defendant maintaining innocence.
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Detling
Jack Detling
Savenue SE
Brothers Face Delinquency Charges in Municipal Court
Thomas Moyle age 18 and his brother Jerry 24 of 1833 First Avenue SE appeared in municipal court to seek preliminary hearings on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Thomas Moyle’s hearing was set for September 27 and Jerry Moyle’s for September 21. The pair are accused of encouraging a minor to engage in immoral conduct between July 23 and July 30.
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Thomas Moyle
Jerry
First Avenue SE
Dolores Meaning Sorrowful in Spanish
Dolores is a Spanish given name meaning sorrowful or full of sorrows. The term derives from the word dolor and is commonly associated with the Virgin Mary as Our Lady of Sorrows in Catholic tradition.
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Dolores
Two Iowa City Youths Held for Rifling Cars
Iowa City detectives detained two youths aged 12 and 14 after a citizen saw them rifling cars at Wardway Plaza. A purse and about $70 were recovered, and the pair admitted taking items from several cars the previous day. They were charged and turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Iowa City
Towa City
Wardway Plaza
Tom Crowley
Crowley
West Germans Start Drinking More Champagne
West Germans increased champagne consumption from 68 million bottles in 1960 to 148 million in 1970, doubling over the decade.
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Munich
Germany
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T. J. Lammers
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Lindale Plaza
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