Cedar Rapids Woman Charged With Murder
Kandee Jacoby, 25, is held on an open murder charge after allegedly shooting her husband Douglas Jacoby three times at their Cedar Rapids home. Douglas Jacoby, 32, died at Mercy Hospital after being shot twice in the head and once in the chest with a .38 revolver. Police say the shooting followed a domestic argument. bond set at $100000. Services for Douglas Jacoby are planned Tuesday at Teahen chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial.
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Rembrandt Masterpiece Recovered
Months of negotiations and police work led to the recovery of a stolen Rembrandt portrait valued over 1 million dollars. The 343 year old oval work suffered light damage from scrapes but remains largely intact. U S Attorney James N Gabriel announced no deals or illegal payments involved.
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No Final Solution to Terrorism Says AEI Study
The United States will remain a target for international terrorists regardless of policy, says a study from the American Enterprise Institute. It urges avoiding overreaction and treating attacks as natural calamities while noting no guaranteed countermeasure exists.
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Two Members of Congress Marry in Private ceremony
Reps Martha Keys and Andrew Jacobs Jr. wed in Topeka in a private ceremony. Both serve on the House Ways and Means Committee and plan to maintain a Washington home while continuing congressional duties. Keys had filed for divorce from her first husband in July.
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Cedar Rapids Ethnics The Melting Pot
An editor note introduces Cedar Rapids ethnic history as it nears its 200th birthday. The piece traces settlers origins from 1830s to 1850s, highlights German and Irish presence, early churches, German Deutscher Saengerbund, Irish pioneers, and the growth of diversity amid America's immigrant waves.
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James McDonald
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Thorpe claims Soviet $50 million bribe to West African ally
British Liberal leader Jeremy Thorpe said an unnamed but credible source alleged the Soviet Union paid $50 million to a West African leader to win support for Moscow's side in Angola. No confirmation from others. The report parallels Soviet defense of its Angola policy and Western calls for restraint.
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National Union For the Total Independence of
Burger Accuses Congress of Understaffing Courts
Chief Justice Warren Burger says Congress failed to fund needed federal district court and court of appeals judgeships as requested in 1972. He notes rising caseloads, 402 filings per district judge in 1974-75, and projected growth to 450, urging prompt action to meet 1976-80 needs.
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Eastern Iowa 1975 retrospectives and 1976 forecast begin
A digest of upcoming 1976 plans across Eastern Iowa communities leads with Vin ton coverage. Dixon predictions describe a sunny but cold day with highs near 15 and lows around zero, then gradual warming by Monday.
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