Cedar Rapids Planning Commission Action Impacts Local Agencies
The Cedar Rapids Planning Commission is set to rule on decisions affecting Job Service of Iowa and Linn Handicapped Systems Workshop. An editorial questions whether fewer elective courses in Cedar Rapids high schools are beneficial. Traffic outlook is discussed by city engineer Mel B Meyer. A City Council decision may be nullified Thursday night.
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House Assassinations Committee on Jack Ruby findings
The House Assassinations Committee reaches conclusions about Jack Ruby. The report appears on page 10B and highlights key points from the inquiry. The article notes implications and next steps in the investigation.
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Ehrlichman Faces Another Alleged Scandal
The article references former Nixon aide John Ehrlichman amid renewed controversy. It notes ongoing political fallout and mentions page references 10B and 6B for related features.
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John Ehrlichman
Dear Abby recommends books over marriage in column
Dear Abby advises a woman who favors reading to adjust priorities and invest in personal happiness. The message frames reading as a path to fulfillment while cautioning against neglecting spousal obligations. The column highlights balance and self-care within relationships.
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Harris Survey Finds Public Seeks More Government Action
The Harris Survey shows a single area where the public desires increased government involvement rather than reduced oversight.
Weather Outlook With Cold Tonight And Sunny Thursday
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with a northwest wind of 10 to 15 mph. Lows near 10 below zero, highs Thursday from 5 to 10 above. The page also lists sections for various features and a closing line about paying bills and a quiet evening.
Bakhtiar says shah agreed to vacation and rest abroad
Prime Minister-designate Bakhtiar said the shah has agreed to a rest and to name a regency council while leaving Iran for a vacation. He outlined steps toward civilian rule, oil exports, and possible continued dealings with Israel, as opposition leaders demand the shah’s ouster.
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Shahpour Bakhtiar
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Israel
Schlesinger Calls for Oil Use Cuts Amid Iran Losses
Energy Secretary James Schlesinger urged Americans to voluntarily cut oil use by more than 500000 barrels daily to offset Iran's halted exports. He suggested a 55 mph limit, lower home thermostats, and other actions totaling about 600000 barrels saved daily.
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Ships vulnerable to cheap kills in postwar Navy
GAO procurement expert Jerome Stolarow told a Joint Economic Subcommittee that all smaller postwar combat ships with advanced fire control gear are vulnerable to cheap kills from enemy attacks. He cited destroyers frigates and cruisers as exposed, while submarines and carriers were not.
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Vietnamese push deep into Cambodia amid heavy air strikes
Vietnamese forces and Cambodian allies drive on four fronts toward Phnom Penh with air power from Soviet and captured aircraft. Analysts say a new front near the Parrot's Beak could threaten highways to the coast while rebels aim to encircle Kamping Cham. More than 100,000 Vietnamese troops, with 20,000 rebels, are reported in action as Cambodian forces number about 200,000.
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Mekong
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Kamping Cham
Refinery workers threaten first major wage showdown
AP reports the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union led by Al Grospiron prepares for a national walkout as contracts with 245 oil companies near expiry Sunday. Officials say automation limits impact on production, though locals nationwide push for a strike amid Carter 7 percent wage guidelines.
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