Foreign Aid May Penalize For U.N. Votes
Washington officials discuss using foreign aid to influence U.N. voting. Assistant Secretary Robert McCloskey cites policy shifts while Senator Kennedy condemns linking aid to votes as dangerous for developing nations and contrary to congressional intent.
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Washington
Ford
United States
United Nations
State Department
Robert McCloskey
McCloskey
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
Runondy
Henry Kissingar
U.N
MeCloskey
Kissinger
Massachusetts
Pa U.N. General Assembly
Palo Reactor Safety Margin Up Across 17 Plants
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission ordered 17 boiling water reactors to modify containment and cooling systems to boost safety without forcing shutdowns. Key plants include Palo, Oyster Creek, Nine Mile Point, Dresden, and more to reduce risks in loss of coolant events.
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Washington
Iowa
Electric Light and Power
Duane Arnold Enerby Center
Palo
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Commission
Vermont Acombe
Pala
Jersey Center Power and Light Co
Oyster Creek
Niagara
Teens Push to Raise Drinking Age to 19 in Gazette Poll
A Gazette survey of Cedar Rapids high school students shows widespread teen drinking and support for raising the legal drinking age. Answers from Washington LaSalle and Mario High reflect teenage views on access, intoxication, driving after drinking, and the balance between maturity and legal rights.
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Howe Lnginvatiere
Gozetly
Mny
James
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Washington, LaSalle and
Mar
Inwa
Alcohol Commission
Marton High School
Kaid von Vonne Fuven
Marion
Urey
Jim Martin
Wesley Drive
Marehue
Gregg Morler
Dis
Norwood Drive
Dave Langer
Linn County Republicans Near Unity in Delegates Tussle
Linn County Republicans breezed through delegate selections with Ford Reagan factions contesting at the Roosevelt Royale Noles hall. Nine votes each for Charles Porey and John Connolly reflected a split, while 44 persons volunteered and 185 delegates were projected to attend the June 17 78 state convention in Des Moines.
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Linn Gop
Heagan
Hiers
Charles Porey
Texas
John Connolly
Kudter Linn County Regiablicans
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Hall
Roosevelt Royale Noles
Reagan
Iowa
Kansas City
Wor
Stanley
Linn County
California
Bunn
Lin Rounty
Linn Coury
Des Moines
Lint Repwblicanswil
Rath Stanley
Dan
Carter Wallace Slim Demo Choices In Three States
In Oklahoma and South Carolina Democrats debated district convention delegates. Jim Carter led New Hampshire with 28.8 percent. Wallace had 65 percent uncommitted in Oklahoma, while South Carolina values showed Wallace narrowly ahead over Carter with 26.4 to 25.0 percent. Florida campaign events featured Ford at a Palm Beach shopping center amid rain as Cuba policy remained a sharp topic.
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Oklahoma
South Carolina
Gidatiomi
George
Jimy Carter
New Hampshita
Fred Harrie
Alabama
George Wallace
Nae
Wallace
Carter
Thetirman
Donald Fowler
Jirhan Arass
Som Upe
Fowler
U.S
Florida
West Palm
Deep Pudhing
Ford
Castro
Miami
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Foster Parents Protest Low Reimbursement for Foster Kids
Linn County foster parents told a Des Moines committee that current state reimbursements fail to cover costs and threaten program viability. They urged higher monthly payments by age group and additional clothing allowances, noting many fostered children are emotionally or physically troubled and require extra care.
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Wiigonate Ot
Fowler Parente
Pragean
Linn Coung
Hurkite
Des Moines
Charron Vurcot
Brookland Drive
David
Wie Lam County
Uung
Child evaluates climy and bill reaction by Rudimond
A 10 year old evaluates climy while noting Hin tine improvements over years and unchanged Bowie qual. Legislator James Rudimond proposes nominal land gun ports and discusses with The Gazette’s Frank Nye. Reaction mostly negative, plus gardening ideas and symphony focus on Cedar Rounds schedule.
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Climy
Linn
James Rudimond
the Gazette
Frank Nye
Colder Day With Mixed Clouds Across The City
A garbled report shows colder conditions with partial cloudiness and higher winds in the area. Mentions minor temperature dips and unsettled weather, with cryptic references to local figures and a preacher’s knowledge.
Local News Briefs From Section A Page One
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered items including city tilt notes, political mentions, sports hints, travel and financial sections. Readable bits reference Moyivs Manon records and a general travel note with partial lists and ads.
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Lews
I NY
Moyivs
Manon & Records Financial
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