Diary keeps families steady amid media chaos
In Page 10 coverage, parents discuss how diaries and annual personal inventories help them cope with crises from television exposure. The article previews Marie Winns forthcoming book The Plug In Drug and its examination of TVs impact on family life.
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Prohibition and enforcement shifts noted in Iowa report
Cedar Rapids officials discontinue probation for drunk drivers with the Citizens Committee on Alcoholism. The BCI plans a dedicated murder analyst. Iowa to fund alcoholism center contracts and expand welfare fraud investigations while Mississippi Valley fair suspends breeding swine classes due to a pseudorabies issue.
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Weather notes and quip about right versus president
A brief weather update reports cloudy skies and a colder night with lows near 20 and Friday highs in the upper 30s. The second item quotes a candidate who said he would rather be right than president.
Uganda warns of invasion as Amin alleges plot
Uganda's regime claimed an invasion force was near the border from Tanzania. Amin said his marines and air force would strike if crossed, while Tanzania denied the report. Global reaction included US and UK calls for a UN human rights probe into Uganda.
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One Year Into ASAP Shows Drunk Driving Safety Limits
Cedar Rapids police report 633 arrests for drunk driving in 1976, up from 79 the prior year. Traffic Capt. Louis Stepanek says BAC averages rose from 0.188 to 0.191 by January, and the program may take up to a decade to show impact. Four ASAP funded officers assist in enforcement amid ongoing hit and run cases.
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Bridge Severed by Tanker In Hopewell Virginia
A tanker struck the Benjamin Harrison bridge in Hopewell early Thursday, ripping out a 150 foot span and sending four cars into the James River. At least three drivers escaped, with others unaccounted for as the Marine Floridian sent its warning horns. Coast Guard noted steering trouble near a raised drawbridge.
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Man questioned over letter pledging to defend property rights
Iowa BCI questioned Solon man Frank J. Cilek after a form letter he wrote to State Rep. John Patchett and others pledged to protect property rights by any means. The letters touched on land use and Lake Macbride area expansion, though the latter issue was not mentioned by Cilek in his note. Patchett called the letter intimidating and potentially a threat, and asked the Solicitor General to involve the BCI.
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Fewer Iowa Women Apply to Military Academies
Iowa women applying to West Point Annapolis and the Air Force Academy fell to 6.8 percent of qualified applicants from 8 percent as figures show. Eight Iowa women were admitted last summer five to West Point one to Annapolis and two to the Air Force Academy.
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Travel trip dispute rocks Iowa House sessions
In Des Moines the House debated travel trips for lawmakers after a Mil len proposal to strip Cochran of trip authorization. A heated exchange with Avenson followed as a ten page report showed travel days: 155 in 1976 and higher counts in earlier years under Republican control. Millen urged bipartisan oversight and limits, while Avenson pressed for self restraint.
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Youth in 63 Break-ins Cleared Up After Theft Spree
A state detective traced a string of 63 break-ins causing about 22000 dollars in losses. A 16 year old boy, identified as Mark Newton, allegedly admitted participation and described entering through many doors after failed window attempts. Det Manchester and Asst. Chief Barnes led the investigation at the Eldora State Training School for Boys.
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