Army Opposes Leaving Korea
The Army opposes withdrawing U S ground troops from South Korea, saying their presence is essential to the regional balance in northeast Asia. The annual report to Congress was submitted by Army Secretary Martin Hoffmann and Army Chief of Staff Gen Bernard Rogers.
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Washington
Carter
U.S
South Korea
Army
Congress
Northeast Asia
Capitol Hill
Martin Hoffmann
Bernard Rogers
India’s Indira Gandhi Promises Socialist War on Poverty
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Congress pledge a comprehensive socialist program to reduce poverty and inequality in India. The manifesto also calls for law and order, housing for the poor, population control without mandates, and continued non alignment in foreign policy.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Autopsy details on Levesque hit victim raise questions
Montreal reports the man struck by Quebec Premier Rene Levesque died of a single impact. Coroner Maurice Laniel cautions it cannot be determined if he was alive when Levesque hit him. Other U.S. items include unemployment stats disputes by Sindlinger Co and labor trends.
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Montreal
Canada
Quebec
Rene Levesque
Maurice Laniel
Levesque
Public Broadcasting Funds Request to Congress
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting asked Congress for 1980 funding of 160 million dollars, higher than the Ford administration’s 115 million proposal. CPB operates on a two year forward financing plan. current fiscal year budget is 120.2 million dollars.
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Washington
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Congress
CPB
Carter Orders Cutback in White House Ceremonies
President Carter on Monday ordered reduced pomp as foreign dignitaries visit the White House. He said he wants to save time and use it to maximum advantage by scaling down ceremonies and smaller military displays.
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Washington
White House
Carter
Judge Allows Tuna Fleet to Fish Despite Rulings
U.S. District Judge William Enright refused to reverse his order granting the tuna fleet temporary fishing permission through April. The decree sets a 10,000 porpoise death quota by drowning as yellowfin are netted, despite appeals court instructions.
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San Diego
U.S
William Enright
Enright
District of Columbia
Israel to Get Promised U.S. Arms and More
Israeli ambassador Simcha Dinitz said after meeting with Secretary of State Cyrus Vance that the United States will deliver arms promised and more. Reports cited a possible aerosol bomb and a proposed $300 million increase in aid for fiscal 1978, though officials did not comment on a decision.
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Israel
U.S
Washington
UPI
Cyrus Vance
Middle East
Simcha Dinitz
Vance
United States
Dinitz
State Department
Weather recap and extended forecast notes
High temperatures Monday reach the mid 30s to low 40s with overnight lows in the upper teens to low 20s. Precipitation remains unlikely with most of the period expected to be fair. An extended outlook shows a chance of rain or snow on Saturday and similar cooler conditions into the weekend.
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Bismarck
PtCidy
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Des Moines
Anne Cloudy
Indianapolis
Kansas City
C.R
Milwaukee
St. Paul
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
Beeeweeneeten Benewes
Eteeteseeereereeens Seneseunee
Iowa Legislative Bills Digest Summary of House Passed Items
Summary of bills passed by the House and sent to the Senate including tax alignment with federal changes SF32 and amendments, plus SF36 SF51 SF52 SF53 and SF63 SF64 SF65 SF66 SF67 SF68 SF69 addressing tax, court of appeals, war surplus board, probate inventories, grants, parole terms, midshift meals, insurance placements, malpractice underwriting, ambulance service, hospital join, and county consolidation.
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Iowa
Senate
Iowa Court of Appeals
House
War Surplus Commodities Board
Board of Parole
Women's Reformatory
Commerce
Association For
Hultman
Doderer
Rush
Kelly
P. Hill
Trade Fair honors JA companies at Iowa City mall
JA awards announced after a two day trade fair at the Iowa City mall. Super Sale Achievers of Cedar Rapids and Allied Industries of Iowa City named outstanding participants. second places to D Electrofiers and a tie between Experiences Unlimited and Shurmana Ink. Top sales firm Spirit Enterprises. totals include 2375.79 in sales across 27 Cedar Rapids and Iowa City companies. Gavel awaits sentencing for Morrow on false uttering of checks with March 4 date set.
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Iowa City
Super Sale Achievers
Cedar Rapids
Allied Industries
Super Sale
General Mills and
McGladrey Hansen Dunn and Co
D’electrofiers
Square D
Experiences Unlimited
Procter and Gamble
Shurmana Ink
Amana
Spirit Enterprises
Harnischfeger Corp
IBM
Ford Birds
John Carey
Toledo
Randolph A. Morrow
Tama County
Robert Osmundson
Reinbrecht Hardware
Tama
Bill
Births and marriages listed for Cedar Rapids area
Vital Statistics records show births at Mercy and Burlington and multiple addresses in Cedar Rapids for newborns and twins. The section lists marriages, dissolved unions, a chimney fire, and a university degree announcement for Terry Smith and Cynthia Dunham among 1,925 Illinois winter graduates.
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Urbana
Ill
Terry Smith
Cedar Rapids
Cynthia Dunham
Iowa City
University of Illinois
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