Frustration Seen in Job Training Freeze
State manpower director Walter Salomon says a Nixon directive dated December 27 freezes enrollments in job training programs through January. The move, part of bigger domestic cutbacks, blocks new slots and may terminate openings while WIN is exempt and PEP may fill current slots. Estimated 0,000 Lancaster enrollees face uncertainty and program administrators express frustration over uncertain funding and future plans.
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Walter Salomon
Suunday
Nixon
Fundig
Washington
Salomon
Bob Brown
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
WIN
Employment Service
Department of Social Services
PEP
HACAP
Manpower’ Development and Training Act
Kirkwood
Brown
Bombs Tone Up Irish Border Destruction in Two Nations
Bombs exploded on both sides of the Northern Ireland Ireland border killing two teenagers in Bellharbet as 15 year old Geraldine Reilly and 16 year old Patrick Stanley died. A second blast hit Clones injuring no one. Across Northern Ireland five explosions damaged bars a shed and an employment bureau with one militiaman found dead in a digger cab.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Republic
Bellhurbet
Dublin
Geraldine Reilly
Patrick Stanley
Clones
Woman Hurt in Car Truck Crash Near St Luke's
Helen Dittmar aged 37 of 2244 First Avenue NE was treated in good condition at St Luke's hospital after back injuries from a car truck collision early Friday. Police say she was turning into her driveway when her car collided with a semi driven by Derald Hensel of Wyoming Drive SW. Dittmar faced a charge of failure to yield to oncoming traffic.
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Helen Dittmar
First Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Miss Dittmar
Derald Hensel
Wyoming Drive
Nixon Profit On Land Sale Near Cape Florida
Hugo Nixon profit report centers on two canal front lots near Nixon’s Cape Florida villa in Key Biscayne Florida. Attorney Thomas Wakefield cites sale price around 150000 with Nixon having bought for 23000 to 301000 previously. document filed in Dade County Circuit Court. Griffin of Yonkers New York may build a permanent residence. sale witnessed by Wakefield and Behe Rehozn.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Miami
Nixon
Florida
Thomas Wakefield
Tropical
Miami Herald
Yonkers
N.Y
William E. Griffin
S. Griffin
Cape Florida State Park
Griffin
Wakefield
C. G. “Behe” Rehozn
Dade County Circuit Court
Donald Berg
Cape Florida
The
Herald
Bay
Trent
Hughes Seeks Escape After Managua Earthquake
In Managua, Howard Hughes evacuated the Intercontinental hotel after a strong earthquake shook the city. He was escorted by Gen. Anastasio Somoza to a car and then reportedly to his Lear Jet, though it did not depart immediately. Helpers and radio operators pursued escape and aid coordination as the capital faced widespread damage.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Howard Hughes
Intercontinental
Bilionaire
Mughes
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaraegila
Somoza
Icfland
Parker
Hughes
Aircraf
Maurice Targa
Parga
U.S
William Criswell
Toughes
Criswell
Welre
Lear
Miami
Los Angeles
Milani Herald
Fort Lauderdale
London
Load of Forms Overtaxes Track Load of Forms Overtaxes Track
AP report from Phoenix cites heavy tax burden in Arizona. Comments reference flying Lear Jet and Somoza’s associates amid questions on Hughes travel. UPI dispatch from Wallington notes high school and college laser safety concerns across multiple states. FDA survey finds lasers misused with no warnings. risk of eye injury described by officials and researchers.
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Wallington
UPI
Bureau of Radiological Health of the Food and Drug Administration
PDA
Colorado
Morida
Ilinois
Montana
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Washington
FDA
Bureau
John Willforth
Ellingson
Earth
United States
Rembrandt Painting Stolen From Palm Springs Gallery
A $750,000 Rembrandt painting was stolen from a downtown Palm Springs gallery. Authorities reported the incident amid a chaotic scene involving a loaded van and a large haul of tax forms. The FBI was notified and transportation safety concerns shaped the investigation. The report also notes lasers in labs and their varied uses, with experts discussing risks and applications across industries.
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Samuavesson Rin Shuihuay
Shany SR
IDA
FBI
Dow
FDA
Herries
Denise Morgan and Dennis Strauss Charged in Stereo Shop Theft
Two people were arrested Thursday for attempting to steal an item valued at 100 dollars from the Stereo Shop at 107 Third Avenue. Dennis Strauss, 21, and Denise J. Morgan, 18, both of 1019 Eleventh Avenue SE, were charged with larceny. Morgan also faced resisting an officer. Bonds were set at 1000 and 1110 dollars respectively. Morgan also faces an outstanding murder indictment in the Deputy U.S. Marshal Dick McKinney shooting case, with 10000 dollars personal surety.
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Third
U. S
Dick McKinney
Rockefeller offered Wesleyan presidency defeated governor candidate
John D. Rockefeller IV, former West Virginia Secretary of State and recent Democratic gubernatorial candidate, has been offered the presidency of West Virginia Wesleyan College. The 82-year-old Methodist-affiliated liberal arts school announced the offer after Rockefeller’s 73,000 vote loss to Arch Moore in November.
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Buchannon
W. Va
John D. Rockefeller IV
West Virginia Wesleyan
Wesleyan
United Methodist Church
Rockefeller
West Virginia
Arch Moore
U.N. Forces Advance in Elisabethville Congo
Ten years ago U.N. troops backed by air bombardment seized near total control of Elisabethville amid fighting in Congo with surrounding regions under pressure from the multinational operation.
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U.N
Elisabethville
Congo
Major Crackdown by Soviet on Dissidents
London AP reports Amnesty International says the Soviet Union has launched a massive drive against dissent. Widespread arrests political trials confinement to mental hospitals and job losses are cited, based on the Chronicle of Current Events, the underground Soviet civil rights journal.
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London
Soviet Union
Amnesty International
Boy Rescued by Mountain Party After 500 Foot Fall
A 13 year old boy fell 500 feet down an ice chute in the San Gabriel mountains near Glendora California and was airlifted to safety after an 18 hour rescue. He suffered a broken leg and arm and possibly a broken nose in the tumbling fall. Deputies described the rescuers building a fire to warm him as temperatures dropped to near freezing at the 8000 foot level.
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Glendora
Calif
UPI
San Gabriel Mountains
Adam Doyle
Corona del Mar
Len
Adam
Two Accused of Theft and Forgery in Linn County
Cedar Rapids women Rachel Logemann aged 19 and Corby Powell aged 18 were held on 2210 bond each after Thursday arrests for larceny and forgery. Police say they stole six varieties of cigarettes valued at 23 dollars from Hy-Vee on Mt. Vernon Road SE and forged an undetermined number of checks belonging to Bettina McCray of Tenth Avenue SE, with missing checks reported September 14.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Rachel Logemann
Corby Powell
Eleventh Avenue SE
Hy-Vee
Mt. Vernon ‘Road
Bettina McCray
Tenth Avenue SE
Miss McCray
Three Named to Judicial Group
The Linn county board of supervisors named Floyd Timmons George Clifford and Edward Or dice Jr to the county judicial magistrate commission. District Judge William Eads joins as a member with two lawyers elected by the county bar association. The panel will appoint four part time magistrates in April to replace justices of the peace and mayors under a unified trial court law.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Iommission
Tive
Floyd Timmons
Marion
George Clifford
Cedar Rapids
Edward Ordice, Jr
Mt. Vernon
William Eads
County
Youth Arrested On Three Counts
Danny J. Wullenwaber age 18 was arrested early Friday after a disturbance at East Side Maid rite 1323 first avenue East. He faced charges of intoxication carrying a concealed weapon and resisting an officer after police found brass knuckles. He was taken to St. Luke's hospital for observation.
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Danny J. Wullenwaber
Josephine Jane
Wullerwaber
East Side Maid
Rite
First Avenue East
Wullenwaber
St.Luke's Hospital
Plan Newsprint Price Increases Across Major Makers
New York based newsprint firms Bowater Price Papers Great Northern Paper Co and Domtar Pulp and Paper Ltd notify customers of a te a lon increase in newsprint prices early next year pending approval by the Federal Price Commission. Producers say sales improve yet profit margins lag.
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New York
UPI
Federal Price Commission
Bowater
Price Papers
Great Northern Paper Co
Domtar Pulp and Paper, Ltd
U.S
Canada
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Ministry of Deliverance
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Prio
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Murcatt
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Tullingson
Rembrandt
Dennis Strauss
Denise Morgan
Boy
Hilt Brunner
If Second Street SE
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First Ave
S.E. Jones
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Judicial Group
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Federal
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