Alda Faces CBS Shuffle as We ll Get By Debuts Amid Hubub
New York AP reports on March 14 CBS schedules We ll Get By a half hour comedy about a New Jersey family. Alan Alda cannot attend the premiere due to filming another pilot and contemplates NBC interest while Alda continues acting in M A S H season four. He explains CBS rearranged Friday nights after Khan flop and notes 13 episodes already in the can as he promotes the show and his untitled new project with Jack Weston. He loves acting and plans to pursue both acting and writing.
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New York
CBS
New Jersey
NBC
Alan Alda
Hawkeye
Alda
Khan
Fred Silverman
Silverman
Chico’ and the
Man
Jack Weston
ABC
Gazette Telephone Numbers and Advertising Rates
Public notice from a historic Gazette lists telephone numbers for news sports bookkeeping and general information with hours. It shows misc misread figures for dialing and ad display rates with Saturday and holiday hours.
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Bam
taSpm
Marian Ottice
Untitled Puzzle Playful Rhyme Remains Unclear
A fragmented list features names and numbers such as 2 Tottlatales 7 Somarset 9 Money More 3 Money More 4 Tottlatalers 6 Somarset 8 Tattletales 10 Somartes 12 32 Excallente 13 Somarset. The source reads as a garbled placeholder or puzzle line with no definite event or clear actors.
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Dr. Max F-Roam
Gilligan Tabearne
Jeannie
Mike Doughis
Uilicanon
Hopay
Bonenzo
Merv Griffin
Misterogers
Marc Griffin
Partrl Fate
Hogan's Heroes
Daniel Boone
Batman
Andy Griffith
Gilligan Inland
CBS News
HBC News
BC News
Naws Pee Co
Lowe
Four Linn Breakins Reported Saturday Night
Four north Linn county businesses were broken into Saturday night. A Linn deputy on patrol noticed that the Central City Co-op had been entered early Sunday. A power saw and attachments valued at 60 dollars were reported stolen. Ritze feed store Curtis Al burnett reported a calculator and several other items with a total value of about 53 dollars stolen in breakin there. Carson grain service Troy Mills reported 30 dollars in cash and more than 1600 dollars in checks stolen in a breakin there. Also in Troy Mills Walton's Standard station reported 3 dollars in change stolen in a breakin.
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North Linn County
Linn
Central City Co-op
Ritze Feed Store
Curtis Alburnett
Carson Grain Service
Troy Mills
Walton
Standard Station
Republicans Attack Iowa Tax Advisory Group Composition
Iowa Republicans denounced the new tax advisory panel as slanted toward academia and labor, criticizing a professor-heavy lineup and AFL-CIO member on the committee. Senate Republican Leader Clifton Lamborn urged broader representation, while chairman Normhan Rodgers said the group was appointed quickly and invited further farm and business input.
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Des Moines
UPI
Senate
Iowa
Ways and Means Committee
Clifton Lamborn
Normhan Rodgers
Afl-Cio
Lamborn
Eight Appear In Magistrate Court in C R
The following appeared in magistrate court Bill Rife 610 Second Street SW found guilty of assault and battery fined 1.00 and costs charged with assaulting Don Roloff Nov 2 Don Dolph no address found innocent on charge of assault and battery charged with assaulting Rosa lio Ruizman A charge of resisting execution of process against Jack Forrester dismissed on motion of the state charged with interfering with the arrest of another on Feb 6 A charge of possession of controlled substance against William Dee 1628 Second Avenue SW dismissed on motion of the state He charged with possession of marijuana on Dee 28 A charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor against David Achentiack 2125 Rockford Road SW dismissed following preliminary hearing He charged in connection with an incident Feb 5 A charge of possession of a Douglas Myers 1100 Thirtieth Street NE was dismissed on motion of the state He was charged with marijuana on Jan 23 Maurene Cook 700 Thirty fifth Street Marion pled guilty to a charge of drunk driving and sentencing was deferred for two years She was arrested Jan 23 Alan Leffler no address pled guilty to a violation of criminal trespass fined 75 and costs charged with trespassing at 1322 First Avenue NE Jan 31
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Bill Rife
Second Street
Don Roloff
Don Dolph
Rosalio Ruizman
Jack Forrester
William Dee
Second Avenue SW
Dee
David Achentiack
Rockford Road
Douglas Myers
Thirtieth Treet
Maurene Cook
Thirtyfifth Street
Marion
Alan Leffler
No Address
First Avenue
Man Faces Gun and Assault Charges
Ronald Dean Lusk 40 of 1123 Eighth Street NW was arrested after allegedly pointing a loaded shotgun at two officers during a family disturbance inside his home and striking an officer in a subsequent struggle. He was held on $125 bond on each charge.
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Ronald Dean Lusk
Eighth Street
Lusk
Medical Center Abortion Boycott at Nassau County
Nassau County Medical Center physicians will not perform abortions after the third month until their legal status is clarified. Superintendent Donald Eisenberg cited potential criminal exposure and said patients seeking later abortions would be sent to other hospitals. The move follows concerns after Dr Kenneth Edelin’s manslaughter conviction in Boston.
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Mineola
N.Y
Nassau County Medical Center
Donald Eisenberg
Sald
Kenneth Edelin
Boston
U.S. Defense Spending Surpasses Other Government Costs
Washington AP report notes American Heritage magazine estimates the United States spent about 1.621 trillion on indirect military expenditures from 1789 to 1974, versus 1.602 trillion on all other government costs. It also cites a $2 trillion total for military spending 1789 to 1974 and over 1.3 trillion since World War II on national security.
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Washington
U.S
American Heritage Magazine
Allan Damon
Atomic Energy Commission
Jones Charged in Shotgun Robbery
David J. Jones, 50, of 2115 Deborah Drive SW, jailed on $10,000 bond for aggravated robbery after allegedly holding Earl E. Wilson at gunpoint outside 819 Sixth Street SE, obtaining $7.87. Police say Jones retrieved a shotgun from Harold Tait then returned, kicked in a door, and forced Wilson to surrender money as a witness recalled a shotgun blast into the ground.
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David J. Jones
Deborah Drive
Linn County
Jones
Earl E. Wilson
Avenue NW
Sixth Street
Harold Tait
Wilson
TV Taken and assorted local notices in City Briefs
Randy Stone reports his apartment at 02 Avenue NE was entered over the weekend and a television valued at $100 stolen. Various ads note events, dinners, rentals, and local notices including corrections, open houses, and theft reports from Marion and surrounding areas.
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Randy Stone
Avenue NE
Larry Henson
Eighth Avenue SW
Woman Injured in Cedar Rapids Crash With Snow Obstruction
Sharon M. Siffe, 24, of route three Cedar Rapids, remained in good condition at St Luke's hospital after her car collided with a second vehicle Monday at 4 38 p m at Second avenue and Seventh street SE. She had back pain and was under treatment prior to the crash. John Flugga, 53, of 1025 Fifteenth Street Marion, drove the other car. Both cars were westbound. sight was blocked by piled snow. Neither driver was charged.
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Sharon M. Siffe
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Miss Siffe
Second Avenue
Seventh Street
Miss Slife
John Flugga
Fifteenth Street
Marion
Siife
Flugga
Homestead Credit Applications Lag Behind Last Year
Cedar Rapids assessor Dale Piersall reports applications for homestead credits nearly 500 behind last year with 5,830 signups so far and military exemptions at 2,835. He notes the July 1 filing deadline but says earlier filings ease office workload and reduce last minute rush. Homeowners file on the fifth floor of city hall.
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Cedar Rapids
Dale Piersall
Piersall
City
Indictment of 18 in large drug smuggling case
A federal grand jury indicted 18 people on charges of conspiring to smuggle heroin and cocaine worth millions into the United States over more than six years. Frank Matthews is named among the defendants. The DEA offered a $20,000 reward for information on Matthews last October. Matthews faced drug and tax charges in 1973, posted bond, then jumped bail. 16 others are in custody while Matthews and Gattis Hinton are fugitives.
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Washington
APY
Federal Grand Jury
U. S
Drug Enforcement Administration
Frank Matthews
DEA
Matthews
Gattis Hinton
West Refuses Extradition to South Dakota
Frank R. West, chair and president of American Beef Packers, refused extradition to South Dakota on felony charges linked to ABP finances. He returns from Los Angeles and is set for a March 19 hearing in Douglas County. ABP officials and another former plant worker face multiple charges including grand larceny and check falsification.
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Omaha
UPI
Frank R. West
American Beef Packers, Inc
South Dakota
West
Omada
Los Angeles
Calif
ABP
Dumas
Texas
Arthur O Leary
Douglas County
Sam Cooper
Thomas Clark
William Myers
Beefland International
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Myron Ousley
Missouri
O'Leary
Ousley
Term Suspended In Morals Case
Herbert Philip Bliss received four suspended sentences of ten years each in the Anamosa reformatory on his guilty plea to four statutory rape charges. He was placed on probation for two years. The 24 year old Austin Mannerman was charged in Linn district court in connection with a July 11, 1974, Coggen incident.
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Herbert Philip Bliss
Reformatory
Ananiosa
Austin, Mann,man
Linn
Coggen
Waterloo man gets probation in federal assault case
A Waterloo man, Larry Joe Daniels, 26, pled guilty in Cedar Rapids federal court to assaulting a mailman last summer. He was placed on six months probation and ordered into a Waterloo program for the mentally challenged and a three month medical exam at a federal facility in Oxford, Wisconsin.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Nuesday
Larry Joe Daniels
Edward J. McManus
Oxford
Wig
Five Arrested For Breakin in Southeast C. R.
Five youths faced charges Monday after police halted a breakin at Bryce Fisher residence on Turney Alley SE near 10:30 PM. Four fled, while two juveniles were arrested nearby. three more suspects were rounded up near the scene. Adults bonded at $5,000 each on breaking and entering. one man held $500 on a drug charge.
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T Beeuletegg
Pullee
Bryce Fisher
Turney Alley
Vernon Lee Walter
Tenth Street SE
Randy Lee Meier
Worthington Drive
Terry J. Leonard
Ely
Jack Forrester
Thirty-fifth Street
Marion
Leonard
Courtly
Action Against Brokerage Firm
The SEC began action against Bache and Co. the nation's second largest brokerage house for allegedly aiding and abetting a fraud. The administrative proceedings could lead to revocation or suspension of Bache's license to buy and sell securities. The charges center on former vice-president Melvyn Mason in Huntingdon Valley defrauding customers of more than a million dollars in a scheme starting in 1964. Mason was fired in 1974.
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Philadelmmiua
Securities and Exchange Commission Tag
Bache and Co
Na Finn
Bache
Baehe
Melvyn Mason
Huntingdon Valley
Mason
M4 Masan
Bate
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Kenrich
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James Gradeville
Vine Avenue
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Edgewood Branch Library
Edgewood Road
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Alateen Kenwood Unit
Lovely Lane United Methodist Church
JL. Banks
Dr. R. van Tuyl
Short St
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Bill Malloy
Cedar Rapida
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