Canada Expels Russian Spy Over Classified Documents
Montreal reports Russia expert Lev Khvostantsev was hustled onto a Moscow-bound plane after attempting to buy classified documents, the third spy case in Canada in months. Hess death by action rumor swirls as Hess visits Spandau prison. Washington Congress mulls daylight saving changes with six bills proposed for permanent year-round or shortened time.
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Moscow
Canada
Don Jamieson
Lev Griforeyvich Khvostantsev
National Research Council
Washington
Congress
Flynt says no regrets over Kennedy nude photos
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt on NBC television declares he would publish nude pictures of First Lady Rosalynn Carter if he obtained them and says he has no regrets publishing Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis nude photos. He remains free on bail during appeal after a Cincinnati pornography conviction with a 7 to 25 year sentence.
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New York
Hustler
Larry Flynt
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Rosalynn Carter
Flynt
Cincinnati
NBC
Carter seeks energy super agency to control oil and gas prices
President Carter will ask Congress to create a new energy super-agency to set oil and gas prices and oversee energy research while excluding atomic energy regulation. Officials say the proposal, to be sent next week, avoids major changes in current energy policy.
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Washington
API
Carter
Congress
Administration
Price Fixers Face 18 Month Prison Sentences
The justice department plans to seek average 18 month prison terms for convicted price fixers to deter antitrust violators. Assistant Attorney General Donald Baker noted such sentences are uniquely effective against white collar offenders in a memorandum to antitrust division lawyers and economists.
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Washington
Justice Department
Donald Baker
Antitrust
Rise in Reye syndrome Linked to Childhood Flu
CDC survey finds 20 Reye syndrome cases across states with at least five deaths. The condition, linked to influenza B and chicken pox, mainly affects children and is often fatal.
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Atlanta
National Center For Disease Control
CDC
Haley says he is uncomfortable with Roots attention
Alex Haley told AP he feels embarrassed by praise for Roots and the TV adaptation. He says he was only the channel and conduit for the family chronicle.
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Washington (Ap
Alex Haley
Family Chronicle
Ray cites uncertainty as tax vote reason in Iowa
Gov Robert Ray says House Republicans oppose halting the personal property tax phase out due to lack of clarity on Democratic budget plans. He plans to press GOP leadership as Democrats press a budget that Republicans helped shape. Senate and House members discuss budget figures and potential cuts.
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Ray
Des Moines
Robert Ray
House
Jerry Fitzgerald
Fort Dodge
FBI Nabs Trio In Coffee Heist
FBI agents arrested three men accused of stealing 12 000 pounds of Folgers coffee valued at 36000 and advertising the deal on citizens band radio. A truck with 500 cases vanished en route San Francisco to Denver. 70 cases later recovered.
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Citizens Band Radio
FBI
Denver
Colo
Ray Says He Understands Courtship Of Iowa Scholarship
DES MOINES Gov Robert Ray dismissed questions about a football scholarship for Sioux City Heelan star John Harty. He said he did not understand the flap as Big Ten and NCAA authorities sought clarity. Comings attended the signing in the governor's office as inquiries mounted.
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Big Ten
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
NCAA
John Harty
Sioux City
Heelan
University of Iowa
Robert Ray
Ray
Weather Outlook With Rain and Snow Across Regions
Rain Friday night over the North Pacific coast shifts to inland snow in the upper Rockies. Rain also from the lower Plains and Gulf coast north to the Tennessee valley. Mostly fair elsewhere. Extended forecast calls for cool, mostly fair Sunday and Monday with highs in the 30s and lows in the teens. Warmer Tuesday with highs in the 40s to 50s.
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North Pacific Coast
Rockies
Lower Plains
Gulf Coast
Tennessee Valley
Iowa City Considers Modified Urban Renewal Plan
The Iowa City Council and urban renewal consultant Donald R. Zuchelli approve a streamlined plan retaining a closed mall and parking ramps south of the Pentacrest, a 150 room hotel, and scattered offices. New terms allow bidding among developers, aim to sell renewal land this summer, and schedule projects from 1978 to 1981 while tax title disputes with Johnson County linger.
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Iowa City
Donald R. Zuchelli
Zuchelli
Old Capitol Associates
University of Iowa Pentacrest
College Street
Zuchelli’s
Linn
College Streets
Max Selzer
Robert Vevera
John Balmer
Johnson County
Boy Good After Being Hit by Car
Six year old Tracy Moore of 220 Eighth street SE remained in good condition in Mercy hospital ICU Friday after being struck by a car driven by 34 year old Phillip Klinger of 439 Parkland drive SE shortly before noon Thursday. He suffered abdominal injuries after moving into the roadway. police said no charges were filed.
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Berlin
Fuehrer
Rudolf Hess
West Berlin
Spandau
Hess
Paris
Tracy Moore
Eighth Street SE
Mercy Hospital
Phillip Klinger
Parkland Drive SE
Eighth Avenue SE
Preservation Over Education Seen as School Goal
A Senate subcommittee report warns school violence and vandalism have grown so severe that preservation, not education, is the guiding aim for many students and teachers. It notes assaults on teachers and students rising sharply from 1970 to 1974 and cites nearly $600 million yearly losses to vandalism.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Birch Bayh
Dind
National Education Assn
Bayh
Births and incidents reported in Mercy area statistics
Records show multiple births with listed parent names and addresses including Kenneth Ries, Alfred Cassell, Dean Lana, Roger Richards, David Cunningham, Leland Oksendahl, Duane Heefner, Eugene Sperfslage, Myron Spore, Jean Michalec, Wayne Handeland, Gail Timmerman, Thomas Vinson, Karen Brinkman, Richard Kunde, Kerry Trusler, Michael Douglas, Renee Bessler, Floyd Meyer, Jeffrey Moon. Incident notes: stand by downed wires at F avenue Shaver road NE, short in transformer at Hawkeye Downs road SW, possible arson at First avenue Sto ney point road W.
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Alfred B. Cassell
K Street
Dean E. Lana
Iris Avenue
Roger D. Richards
Fifteenth Street
David G. Cunningham
Springville
Leland A. Oksendahl
Duane Heefner
Tower Terrace
Marion
Eugene B. Sperfslage
Coggan
Myron R. Spore
Ro- Jean A. Michalec
Cedar Rapids
Wayne O. Handeland
Gail M. Timmerman
Central City
Thomas N. Vinson
Karen N. Brinkman
Richard L. Kunde
Stanwood
Kerry L. Trusler
F Avenue
Shaver Road
Hawkeye Downs Road
First Avenue
Stoneypoint Road
Charge Brothers With Larceny From Gas Station Parts
Two brothers were charged with larceny of automotive parts from a Knight Oil Co. gas station at 2455 Williams Boulevard SW. Michael C. Hubbell, 20, and David A. Hubbell, 21, both of 3703 F Avenue NW, allegedly took the parts on Sunday. ON THIS DATE in 1927 the people of the American Virgin Islands were granted U.S. citizenship.
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Michael C. Hubbell
David A
F Avenue NW
Knight Oil Co
Williams Boulevard
American Virgin Islands
U.S
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