Indiana judge says ABC crib test not prior restraint
Jackson County Circuit Court Judge Robert Brown ruled ABC could not rebroadcast a disputed 40 second crib test segment tied to a $5.5 million suit by Smith Cabinet Manufacturing Co. The injunction, issued before ABC aired the documentary, required deleting the manufacturer's name and the network said it would appeal but comply.
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Television Listings Across Iowa and Illinois Stations
Television listings for Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa Iowa City Rock Island Davenport La Crosse Rochester Des Moines Dubuque cover channels 9 2 7 12 3 4 6 8 10 13 and 40 with station identifiers KCRG WMIT KWWL KIIN KTVO WHBE WOC WKBT KROC WHO KDUB indicating a regional grid of broadcast options.
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Cedar Rapids
Wmit-Tv
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Waterloo
Kiin-Tv
Iowa City
KTVO
Ottumwa
Whbe-Tv
Rock Island
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WKBT
la Crosse
Kroc-Tv
Rochester
Who.tv
Des Moines
KDUB
Dubuque
Tuesday Night Tuesday Night 1 News, Weather, spts
The item lists a local broadcast segment titled Tuesday Night Tuesday Night 1, presenting news weather and sports in a concise format. It references a 40 minute true adventure program, indicating a lineup for a nearby evening schedule.
AEC Proposes Plan To Lessen U.S. Need for Oil
Washington AP reports the Atomic Energy Commission backs an 11 billion five year program to reduce reliance on foreign oil. The plan, urged to President Nixon, would fund a nuclear powered fleet of oil tankers and icebreakers, expand coal sun and geothermal research, and aim for energy independence by 1980, though complete self sufficiency from Middle East oil may be unlikely.
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Post
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Middle East
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Snowstorm Hits Rome Five Die in Night
Snowstorms and north winds sweep the Italian peninsula causing five deaths including two infants. Temperatures drop due to oil strike and heating shortages. Snowdrifts cut roads and railways isolating towns, Avellino loses power, and 400 motorists are stranded on the Naples Bari highway. Greece also hit by freezing temperatures with two elderly farmers found dead.
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Avellino
Naples
Bari
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Greece
Nixon's Lawyers Termed Inept by Bar Association Head
Atlanta AP report says Chesterfield Smith, president of the American Bar Association, criticized Nixon's Watergate legal stance as inept. He faulted executive privilege handling and warned disciplinary actions could follow against several attorneys involved.
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Chesterfield Smith
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Conservation and warm weather cut November electricity use
A broad rise in conservation and milder temperatures helped reduce consumption in November though officials caution on weather versus Nixon energy saving appeals. Utilities report varied weekly changes with some double digit drops and others near forecasts, while industry groups note overall declines and ongoing measurement challenges.
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Nixon Delays Trade Bill Relaxed. House Set Next Week
President Nixon ends delay on a foreign trade bill and tells the House to act next week. Ways and Means Chair Ullman says the bill will be taken up Monday and Tuesday. Nixon urged postponement earlier fearing Soviet cooperation in Middle East peace talks.
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Gas Diesel Fuel Supplies Tight for Some Farmers
Washington report finds farm fuel supplies tight to critical in several states. A few farmers in nine states ran out briefly last week as confusion lingers over a new mandatory diesel allocation program.
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Fulbright presses Israel to return captured lands
Senator J W Fulbright told the Agricultural Council of Arkansas in Memphis that the United States must demand Israel return lands held by conquest or face an extended low mood from oil shortages. He tied the 1967 UN Security Council Resolution 242 to the Geneva peace talks and warned outcomes affect oil flow and U S energy plans.
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Middle East
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Cedar Rapids Emergency Numbers
Emergency contact numbers listed for Cedar Rapids including police sheriff highway patrol medical society and foundation figures. Provides after hours and aid lines with several local numbers and notes for residents without a physician and billfold tips.
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Medical Society
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Judge drops charges against ex aide to Nixon
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge dismissed burglary and conspiracy charges against Egil Krogh in the Elisberg case. The ruling followed a guilty plea Krogh entered in Washington DC. Co-defendants Ehrlichman Liddy and Young face trial December 19 with related charges and potential pretrial delays.
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50 mph Savings Disappointing
SEATTLE AP The reduced speed limit in Washington has produced only about half the anticipated savings in gasoline. Dr William Brewer executive director of the council said the state is realizing a 3.1 percent savings instead of 5.9 percent predicted when the 50 limit was imposed. Early results of a new survey also show only a 1.44 percent savings under a 55 mph limit under consideration.
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Washington
State Energy Policy Council
William Brewer
Council
Nption
UAW Ford End Canadian Strike Takes Tentative Pact
A tentative agreement ends a 10 day strike by 15 000 Ford Ontario workers at five plants. Details await ratification by union members. The pact mirrors Chrysler Canada terms, cutting early retirement age from 58 to 55. Workers could resume by Friday or Monday at latest.
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