Microscopic Evidence Reframes Lung Cancer Death Trend
Microscopic evidence offers a revised view of the likely direction of lung cancer death rates, suggesting different patterns than previously thought. The analysis adds detail to the mortality discussion and may influence public health considerations.
Cedar Rapids residents hear good news at meeting
Local residents near a burned and vandalized southeast Cedar Rapids house heard positive developments at a community meeting. The report highlights neighborhood concerns and ongoing actions by authorities.
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Cedar Rapids
Humperdinck Patrimony Trial Faces Coverage Hurdles
Reporters describe difficulty covering the pending patrimony suit involving Engelbert Humperdinck and a local schoolteacher. Details remain scarce as proceedings continue on page 10A.
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Engelbert Humperdinck
Roots II Faces Tough Sunday Night Movie Pack
The article notes stiff competition Sunday night from two first run films with Roots II contending for television audiences. Page 14A.
Dream Weaver Breakthrough Noted In Scrutiny Of Weathered Field
Gary Wright's Dream Weaver is cited as a breakthrough in a field already explored by the English and Germans. Page 12A notes weather tonight with rain and possible thunder storms, shifting to snow by Friday. Lows in the mid-30s. southeast winds up to 25 mph.
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Gary Wright
Antique purchases and lasting guarantees discussed
The text notes the value of antiques and questions how often items outlive their original guarantee, suggesting a reflection on durability and worth. It emphasizes the enduring appeal and investment quality of aged goods.
Japan offers to mediate Sino-Vietnamese border war
Chinese reinforcements flood into Lang Son as battle looms in Vietnam six days after the border conflict began. Japan seeks mediation, warning of a long war, while Hanoi reports casualties exceed five thousand in a day as Vietnamese regulars join combat against Chinese forces.
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Vietnam
China
Japan
UPI
Alan Dawson
Hanoi
Friendship Pass
Lang Son
Dawson
Peking
Kyodo
Radio
Soviet troop alert claims and denials amid Indochina conflict
The United States urged the Soviet Union not to use Indochina tensions to justify sending troops to Vietnam. Kyodo cited heightened Soviet border alert with China, denied by Moscow as dirty provocative twaddle. Bangkok sources report a Soviet naval task force near Lang Son with landing craft and reconnaissance planes over Quang Minh Province aiding Vietnamese forces.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Indochina
Vietnam
Kyodo
China
Moscow
Bangkok
Thailand
Lang Son
Quang Minh Province
Economy sees 6.4 percent Q4 growth on spending surge
U S commerce data show fourth quarter gross national product rose 6.4 percent annualized driven by consumer spending. Inflation remained 8.1 percent, and officials warned the pace may not hold as inflation fights and oil costs loom.
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Washington
Commerce Department
U.S
Department
Strangest Iowa retrial ends in mistrial on key count
Neal Hirsh, former University of Iowa student, faced two assault counts and a robbery with aggravation charge. The jury found him innocent of robbery with aggravation but later jurors disputed the verdict, prompting a mistrial on the robbery charge after a jury poll. Hirsh had been convicted previously in 1977 for the Coralville Green Pepper Restaurant holdup.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Iowa
Neal Hirsh
University of Iowa
Hirsh
Hyland
Coralville
Snowmelt Reveals Vehicle Left in Mount Vernon Road Lot
The spring melt uncovers a car buried by heavy snowfall in the 1400 block of Mount Vernon Road SE. The owner likely abandoned the vehicle after failing to free it.
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Mount Vernon Road
Oil firms announce production cutbacks amid oil export cutoff
Citing the cutoff of Iranian oil, several U S companies including Shell ARCO Phillips and Texaco announce cutbacks to conserve crude. Shell plans a 5 8 percent crude reduction starting March 1 with all refined products. ARCO will limit some product sales while Phillips boosts gasoline delivery cuts to 30 percent. Other majors Exxon Gulf and more are tightening refinery sales as OPEC actions loom with price raises in the Persian Gulf and potential added increases to curb middlemen profits.
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Federal Reserve Board
Senate Budget Committee
GNP
Miller
Carter
House Banking Committee
New York
U.S
Shell Oil Co
Shell
Atlantic Richfield Co
ARCO
W.F. Kieschnick
Phillips Petroleum Co
New York Times
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Continental Oil Co
Exxon
Gulf
Sup
OPEC
Kuwait
al Hadaf
Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
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