St Luke's Births and Local Incidents Reported
St Luke's records list several birth announcements including a daughter for McGaffey in Richmond Road NE and a son for Falco on Old Marion Road NE, plus additional births at Mount Pleasant Morning Sun and New Hampton. Incident notes report a Cole Street SE cave-in at 9 26 a m and a gas odor at 2 06 p m on Wednesday, with a malfunctioning alarm at Third Street and 16th Avenue SE at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGaffey
Richmond Road
Frank Falco
Old Marion Road
Hans Weisstanner
Devonshire Drive
Lewis Holmes
Fifth Ave
Michael Golembiewski
30Th St
James Hollingsworth
Central City
Robert Keast
Watkins
Mark Hein
Monticello
Mount Pleasant
Gary Samuels
Morning Sun
Samuels
Lloyd Benesh
Victoria Drive
New Hampton
Douglas Sovers
Elma
Sovers
Bessie Sovers
13Th Ave
James Lovers
Cole Street
Second St
Third Street
16Th Avenue
Byrd warns Panama Canal treaties could damage U.S. interests
Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd warned that rejection of the Panama Canal treaties would harm American relations in the hemisphere and disrupt U.S. foreign policy. He urged ratification, citing military, economic, and political interests as debate on the treaties continued in Washington while Congress returns from the Lincoln Day recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Robert Byrd
U.S
Byrd
Panama
United States
U.s.-Controlled
Canal Zone
Congress
Ronald Reagan
Carter
America
Reagan
CBS
Carter nominee Coleman faces oil ties in energy post
The Senate Energy Committee approved the nomination of Lynn Coleman 11 to 6 with a floor recommendation plan blocked. Chairman Jackson questioned Coleman’s ability to disqualify from energy firm cases as his law firm Vinson and Elkins represents oil and gas clients before the Energy Department. Coleman, 38, partners with John Connally in Houston firm. The Army announced an overhaul to honorable discharges for future personnel with personality disorders unless court-martialed, and to upgrade many past cases to honorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Energy Committee
Senate
Carter
Lynn Coleman
Department of Energy
Henry Jackson
Dash
Jackson
Coleman
Treasury
John Connally
Vinson and Elkins
Energy Department
Attorney seeks restraining order to keep Vietnam envoy in U N case
Washington AP Attorney Andrew Giangreco asks U S District Court in Alexandria Virginia to prevent expulsion of Ambassador Dinh Ba Thi of Vietnam from the United Nations claiming he will be a material witness in the spying case against an American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vietnam
U.S
United Nations
Andrew Giangreco
U.S. District Court
Alexandria
Dinh Ba Thi
Federal election panel waives limits to clear old debt
The Federal Election Commission unanimously allows the Democratic Party to pay off a decade old debt of 2 million dollars. The ruling exempts the old obligation from current contribution limits, citing it was incurred before those rules existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Election Commission
Democratic Party
Intelligence rules proposed by panel in Senate
A Senate committee released a 200 page bill to define the scope and limits of U S intelligence agencies. Adm Stansfield Turner would head the National Intelligence directorate with budget and mission powers. The panel, led by Sen Inouye, aims to curb decades of secret operations across agencies.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Intelligence Services
Senate
Senate Intelligence Committee
Adm
Stansfield Turner
CIA
National Intelligence
Carter
Cloak and Dagger
Committee
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Inouye
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
FBI
Army
National Security Agency
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Congress
Weekend Snow Chance With Cold Highs In 20s
Extended forecast shows chance of snow Saturday and Sunday ending Monday. Highs in the 20s and lows in the teens Saturday Sunday and 5 to 15 Monday. Wind from the north at 8 mph at 10 am. Friday sunrise 7 10 sunset 4 33. A year ago today highs reached 49 with no precipitation.
Consumer unit chief to quit
Washington AP S John Byington resigns as chairman of the Consumer Product Safety Commission to end political harassment and refocus the agency. His term runs through Oct 26, and he will leave June 30 after facing investigations by the GAO Justice Department Civil Service Commission and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Byington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Byington
General Accounting Office
Justice Department
Civil Service Commission
Storms lash South West and Pacific Coast amid blizzards
Foul weather batters Texas Oklahoma and the Pacific Coast while the Northeast clears after a major blizzard. Snow accumulates up to ten inches in places Florida and New England brace for travel disruption as California endures a fifth storm in a week. Five climbers missing on Mount Shasta. search continues.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Dallas
California
Sacramento
Mount Shasta
New England
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
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St. Luke's
Weather Service
Denver
New Orleans
Eather
South Pacific
Florida
Rockies
Rapids Gazette
Nazi Kappler
Soltau
West Germany
Herbert Kappler
Germany
Lebanon
Beirut
Warren Tax Service
B Avenue
Hiawatha
Travelers
Anchorage
Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Chicago
Boston
Nashville N.orleans
Frida
Duluth Honolulu
Phoenix Seattle
Houston
Chicago Fair
Cincinnati
C.R
Cleveland
Des Moines
Detroit
Kansas City
Eovesseeree
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Omaha
St. Louis
Consumer Unit
Associated Press
THE
Cedar Rapids
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Iowa
Perm Press
C.R. Lumber and
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