Reagan urges GOP unity and signals no third party bid
Washington AP Reagan told about 500 conservatives he hopes the two party system endures and he is not a candidate now. He avoided deciding about a 1976 bid and noted Ford’s selection of Rockefeller may stand. Senator Buckley warned Republicans must be a conservative alternative to Democrats to avoid decline.
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Washington
California
Reagan
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Ford
Rockefeller
James L. Buckley
New York
Boston Doctor Guilty Could Prompt Hospital Policy Review
A Suffolk county jury found Dr. Kenneth Edelin guilty of manslaughter in a 1973 abortion case. Iowa officials weighed potential policy reassessments, while St Luke's Hospital officials saw limited impact. Iowa physicians stressed guidelines are advisory and not prescriptive.
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Boston
Iowa
Donald Dunn
Iowa Hospital Assn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Albert Curtis
Curtis
St. Luke’s
Suffolk County Superior Court
Kenneth Edelin
Edelin
Boston City Hospital
Ralph Wicks
Boone
Iowa Medical Society
IMS
Wicks
Dr. Wicks
Kissinger Pursues Long Term Oil Deals with Saudis
Secretary of State Kissinger discussed a U S plan for long term oil pacts with Saudi King Faisal and then headed to Bonn for energy talks with West German leaders. The plan aims to push floor prices to six or seven dollars a barrel to curb cartel levels and spur alternative energy development.
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Bonn
Germany
Kissinger
Faisal
U.S
West Germany
Britain
France
Japan
Riyadh
Arabia
American Broadcasting Co
Cologne-Bonn
Sweet Old Lady Seeks Student Pen Pal in College Ad
A college paper notes a humorously odd ad from a senior citizen woman seeking to correspond with a young male student, believed to be her son. The item adds a tongue in cheek copyright disclaimer.
Culver backs food aid clash at Grinnell symposium
At Grinnell college symposium Culver and seed corn executive David Garst clashed over aid to starving nations. Culver resisted full gifting while Garst urged reliance on self help and trade. Panel also included Lounsberry Holbrooke and Soth with local farmers Renaud and Haworth.
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Grinnell
UPI
Sen. Culver
D Lowa
Grinnell College
Culver
David Garst
Garst
Des Moines Register
Lauren Soth
Grinnell-area
Don Renaud
Gordon Haworth
Lounsberry
Holbrooke
U.S
Weathermen considered kidnapping Agnew and Laird in 1970
FBI informant Harry Grathwohl testified before a Senate subcommittee that the Weather Underground discussed kidnapping Vice President Spiro Agnew and Defense Secretary Melvin Laird, with Nixon aides Henry Kissinger and Ron Ziegler also named as potential targets. He described training in North Vietnam and Cuba and said the group viewed officials as vulnerable.
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Washington
UPI
The
Weathermen
Spiro Agnew
Melvin Laird
FBI
Henry Kissinger
White House
Ron Ziegler
Harry Grathwohl
Hayward
Calif
Senate
Internal Security Sub Committee
North Vietnam
Cuba
Ziegler
Kissinger
Nixon
Grathwohl
Martial Law Declared in Eritrea Province Amid Ceasefire Talks
Ethiopia's military rulers declare martial law across Eritrea province including Asmara. Sudanese sources report Addis Ababa agreeing to a ceasefire with Eritrean insurgents plus general amnesty and precondition-free talks. Fighting persists in the provincial capital and surrounding areas as mediators discuss implementation.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Khartoum
Military Council
Jaafar el Numairi
Norand grows from Cedar Rapids to national reach in computer age push
Norand Corp led by George Chadima and Robert Bruce, with Robert Steele, grew from a Cedar Rapids startup to a 260-employee firm with a four-story HQ, a Marion plant, and 17 regional outlets. Since selling its first ordering system to Red Owl in 1970, sales rise toward 7 million in fiscal 1975 as Norand expands product lines and moves into remote management and EFT systems.
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George Chadima
Robert Bruce
Collins Radio Co
Robert Steele
Remington Rand
Norand Corp
Cedar Rapids
Marion
U.S
Noland
Chadima
Norand
Second Street
Norad
Red Owl Food Stores
Bruce
Steele
Food town News Television Taple Morien Frank Nye
Local page lists items across sections including food town, television, and political notes with short notes on reviews and form updates. Fragmentary text references Morien and Frank Nye with scattered headlines and notes.
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Town News
Taple Morien
Frank Nye
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