Splintered Families (Continued) Custody and foster care issues
In Linn County social services, about 60 percent of custody cases end by court order. Officials note voluntary custody relinquishments, parental trust issues, and ongoing loyalty conflict in foster homes. Experts say the goal is eventually returning the child to biological parents, while recognizing parallel stresses in foster settings.
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County Social Services
Phil Johnson
Linn County Social Services Department
Johnson
Leta Wall
Social Services
Mrs. Wall
Diane Wyckoff
Judy Walker
Jerry Smith
Smith
Social Service
Mrs. Wyckoff
Shortie
Philippines Plot to Kill Marcos Revealed by Government
Manila disclosed alleged eight assassination attempts on President Ferdinand Marcos starting February 13, 1972 during Suharto’s state visit. The report named Eugenio Lopez and Sergio Osmena III as operatives, with Osmena Jr. accused as mastermind, and listed foreign suspects and claimed armed support plans.
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Manila
Ferdinand Marcos
Marcos
Suharto
Eugenio Lopez
Manila Chronicle
Sergio Osmena III
Osmena
Sergio Osmena, Jr
Osmena, Jr
U.S
Sergio Osmena
Lopez
Lopez Radiotelevision
Osmena III
Blood pressure tests advertised at Kmart West
Free blood pressure screenings offered as part of a hypertension study by University of Iowa Hospitals and Iowa City VA Hospital. Tests run Monday through Saturday 2 9 p.m. and next Sunday 12 5 30 p.m. at Kmart West Cedar Rapids.
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Kmart West
University of Iowa Hospitals
Iowa City Veterans Administration Hospital
Soviets Back Palestinian State After Arafat Visit
The Soviet Union stated on Saturday that it supports the inalienable right of Palestinians to establish their own state. Yasir Arafat spent four days in Moscow then flew to Belgrade for talks with Yugoslav President Tito, after which a communique affirmed support for Palestinian self determination and nationhood.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Yasir Arafat
Arafat
Soviet
Belgrade
Tito
Ion
Palestine
Maddox Returns To Restaurant Business In Atlanta
Lt Gov Lester Maddox resumes active work in the restaurant trade in Atlanta launching the Pickrick, a venture named after his 1964 cafeteria closed to avoid serving Black patrons. He says the restaurant will welcome customers of all races.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Pickrick
Mao Praises Albania on Its 30th Communist Anniversary
In Vienna the Albanian anniversary cable from Mao Zedong and Pek ing leaders applauds Albania for its anti Soviet stance. The message says Albania and its Communist party support the revolutionary fight against US and Soviet aggression and oppose modern Soviet revisionism.
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Vienna
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Albania
ATA
Communist Party
United States
Soviet Union
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Tommy Tucker
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Stamp Club
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First Avenue NE
Baresh Rental
First Lutheran Church
Evy’s
Don Miller
Paramount Theatre
Judy
Armstrong's
Hawkeye
Bishop's
Pete Thurman
Juan Cortez
Bob Larson
Leonard Tiedt
Hirschel Katz
Keith Koch
Tom Lebuhn
Chicago
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Bob McMahan
Elks Club
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Rotary
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James van Allen
University of Iowa
Kirkwood Community College
Bethany Congregational Church
6Th St. N. W
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YWCA
Ananda Marga Society
Duchess Cleaners
Optimist Club
Bob Siddens
Cedar Rapids Community School
Roosevelt
Jaycee
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Adv
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Marion Club
Jean Oxley
Holiday Inn
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Avenue
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Grant Williams
XX Club
Roosevelt Hotel
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Smulekoff
Idea
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