Voters approve Cedar Rapids community center bond issue
Cedar Rapids residents vote 13 970 to 6 127 about 70 percent in favor to issue 7 million general obligation bonds for a new community center. Turnout 20 097, highest in years, with support across precincts and construction to start next spring for an 18 month build.
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Fromme Gets Life Term For Attempt on Ford
Lynette Fromme was sentenced to life in prison for attempting to assassinate President Ford. The court heard a challenge over evidence disclosure as a federal judge briefly delayed the sentence and called a secret service agent to testify about a key witness.
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Squeaky” Fromme
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Judge seeks clues on Moore Ford conspiracy
U.S. District Judge Samuel Conti questions Sara Jane Moore about possible co conspirators in the Ford assassination attempt. Moore pleaded guilty to trying to kill President Ford and faces up to life in prison with sentencing set for January 15. Conti urged more information to aid potential sentence mitigation.
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Kissinger Withheld U S Intel Reports on Soviet Violations
Washington AP Henry Kissinger temporarily withheld at least five U S intelligence reports on possible Soviet arms violations from Congress and officials including Secretary of State William Rogers and SALT negotiators The released documents show CIA memos warning that withholding sensitive material could spark questions about who knew what and when amid the 1973 Soviet missile silo issue.
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Cedar Rapids Airport Expands Fire Station For New Trucks
New fire-rescue vehicles at Cedar Rapids require airport certification training for new staff. The station expansion cost 532300 with 82 percent funded by the airport user tax and 75 percent from the Federal Aid to Airports fund. The sponsor’s share totals 111030. Safety officer Karl Schade and Lt. Joe Hostak appear in aluminized fire suits as part of the upgrade.
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Sirica Blocks Postal Rate Increases In Washington
U.S. District Judge John Sirica blocked planned postal rate hikes including a rise in the first class letter rate from 10 to 13 cents and delayed other fee increases. The ruling halts Dec 28 increases and could jeopardize Saturday delivery amid projected deficits and appeals.
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Senate Deadlock Over Angola Aid Halt Debate
The Senate met in secret session to consider halting 1.8 billion in funds for anti Soviet factions in Angola. Aimed at restricting aid, the move would bar most funds from Angola except intelligence gathering. The panel debated a resolution backing U N calls to end foreign military aid in the conflict.
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Senate and House Pass Tax Cut Extension
The Senate approved a bill to extend this year's tax cuts for five months by voice vote, sending it to the White House. The House followed with a vote amid President Ford's veto threat as Congress debates the spending ceiling and potential override.
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Oil Nations Deny Price Rises Caused Plight
At Paris a Iranian official and oil producers reject Henry Kissinger assertion that prices caused the crisis. Jamshid Amouzegar argues the West bears responsibility for the energy crunch as talks begin at the international economic conference. The debate underscores ongoing tension despite conciliatory notes ahead of the landmark meeting.
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Gasoline Issue Raises Pollution Concerns for Public
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