Rockefeller will forgives loan to aide Megan Marshack
Nelson Rockefeller's will leaves most of his 66.5 million estate to his widow and two sons and forgives a 45 000 loan to Megan Marshack a 25 year old research aide reportedly present at his death The loan was made in December 1976 and January 1977 and is interest free.
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White Plains
N.Y
Nelson Rockefeller
Megan Marshack
Miss Marshack
AP Radio
Washington
Rockefeller
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hugh Morrow
Rockefeller Family
New York financier Nias Coe dies of heart attack
Nias Coe died in a Manhattan office from an apparent heart attack on January 26. The will indicated Miss Marshack borrowed funds to buy a cooperative apartment in New York. The report notes the timing closely followed Rockefeller's death.
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Manhattan
Legal Notices and Property Assessments in Cedar Rapids Iowa
Public records announce variance denial for crane safety measures and detail 1978 paving projects, assessments, and final plans filed by Cedar Rapids City Council. It includes property boundaries, street improvements, and schedules for payment of assessments, with notice of filing and deadlines in Linn County Iowa.
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Rem Nto
Cedar Rapids
Jackson Rive Nsw
39Th Street
N.W
Cegar Roeigs
Gudenkouf
Bulidos
Council of Coor Oan
Iowa
Nts
Finn
Wally
Vance
E Boundar
Conte de Auditor
Linn County
Seak Lowa
Lowa
Floods threaten Brazil as death toll soars and roads collapse
A flood disaster in Brazil leaves 700 plus dead and 350000 homeless as 3000 miles of roads and 159 bridges are destroyed. The sun returns after 44 days of rain, while rescue efforts continue amid widespread devastation. A man saves a woman swept away in Almore. In Washington, Senator John Stennis calls for reimposing conscription, arguing the all volunteer force cannot mobilize quickly in a major war. In San Francisco, trial dates are set for White after a courtroom appearance where he pleads not guilty and his lawyer notes possible insanity defense.
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Almore
Brazil
Merger Backed for North Central and Southern Airways
A Civil Aeronautics Board judge recommended approval of the merger creating Republic Airlines. The proposed coast to coast carrier would operate from Florida to the Cayman Islands and Puerto Rico in the south to Winnipeg and Thunder Bay in the north, with Boston eastward and San Diego westward.
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Washington
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Central Airlines
Southern Airways
Republic Airlines
Florida
Puerto Rico
Cayman Islands
Winnipeg
Thunder Bay
Canada
Boston
San Diego
Bids Open for Iowa Transportation Highway Division Project
Bids are received by the Iowa Department of Transportation Highway Division in Ames. Proposals include a guaranteed bid form 65000, certified checks or cashiers checks, and insurance proof. Subcontracting rules, wage requirements, and nondiscrimination provisions are noted with a February bid deadline and project details in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids areas.
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Oriece
Ames
Des Nes
Lowe
Tron
Iowa
Aero Flock A.m
Berni Ronced
Iowa Department of Transportation
Iers
Nail
Iowartment Transportation
Mes
Ies
Southwes
Cedar Rapids
Department OF Transportation
Cedar Rapids public notice on road work project
Public notice announces Cedar Rapids council plans for street widening on Airgree Park Road S W from C Street to A Street. Interested parties may file written objections by February 7, 1979, with the city clerk.
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Atona Este Construction
Airgree Park Road
S.W
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BaLeWison Ao Poors
Traout
Cedar Rapids invites bids for city infrastructure projects
The City of Cedar Rapids Iowa acting through its Planning and Development Department invites bids for a neighborhood development program and related paving storm sewer and wall work. Bids opened read aloud at City Hall by February 10 1999 with contracts awarded to compliant bidders meeting labor wage requirements.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Department of Planning
PBS Rapids
Awe Pork
Aperonimaa Ely
Rae
Ity Hall
Edor
Seth
Cedar Hazen
Murm
Risse
Sfist
Heine Federa
Aha
Garmin
Tove
Cpase
Ghrevigwina
M. Keller
Pang Sy
Ea Rapids
Public hearing notice for city election matters in Cedar Rapids Iowa
A notice announces a public hearing in Cedar Rapids Iowa on a February date in the Cornuala district to consider a proposed development or zoning action. City Clerk Chas is named, with references to the Cedar Rapids jurisdiction and related public process.
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Cornai
R Roids
Lowa
Mosthea
Keli
Chas
Cedar Rapids
Farmers bring bid for higher prices to Capitol Hill
Washington protestors from the American Agriculture Movement told the Senate Agriculture Committee of their desperation fueling the winter tractor voyage. They met Agriculture Secretary Bergland who said President Carter has no plan to comment on their demands. Police reported dwindling protest numbers while tractors still circled the capital to dramatize the action.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol Hill
Senate Agriculture Committee
American Agriculture Movement
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Carter
New Orleans Judge Orders 700 Police Officers Back to Work
Civil Court Judge Richard Garvey issued a five day temporary restraining order on a city suit claiming the Teamsters affiliated Police Association of New Orleans is conducting an illegal walkout. The order requires officers to return to work and sets a Monday hearing on the case while the union urges compliance.
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New Orleans
UPI
Richard Garvey
Teamsters-affiliated
Police Association of
Garvey
Dan White Pleads Innocent to Mayor George Moscone Murder
Former San Francisco Supervisor Dan White pleads innocent to murder charges in the 1978 assassinations of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. The court appearance follows White's controversial trial and legal proceedings.
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Moscone
Harvey Milk
Superior Court
Claude Perasso
White
Doug Schmidt
Perasso
Schmidt
San Francisco
UPI
Dan White
George
U.S. Warns China Against Attacking Vietnam
The United States voiced concern over a possible expanded Southeast Asian conflict and publicly cautioned China not to attack Vietnam. State Department spokesman Thomas Reston noted reports of a Chinese military buildup on Vietnam’s border and warned against further Cambodian fighting between Khmer Rouge forces and Vietnamese troops.
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Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
China
Vietnam
State Department
Thomas Reston
Reston
U.S
Cambodia
Carter campaign committee fined for fourth time
The Carter for President campaign committee paid a 1950 dollar penalty after admitting about 30000 of its funds were deposited into private accounts of aides Scott Burnett Barbara Brentzer David Hales and Zebedee Wright. The FEC found no evidence of fund misuse and said the money supported field operations and some personal expenses. The auditors have 21 years of post election work with no final report yet. On This Date notes a Tasman Sea collision in 1964 that killed 100 American sailors.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Election Commission
Carter
FEC
Scott Burnett
Arlington
Kan
Barbara Brentzer
Raleigh
N.C
David Hales
Oklahoma City
Zebedee Wright
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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