Super Bowl VII TV Feast Across Nation Sets Viewership Records
NBC plans five hours of pregame and postgame Super Bowl VII coverage from the Los Angeles Coliseum with Hugh O Brian narrating Super Sundays highlights Curt Gowdy and Joe Namath on a preview show and national feed to more than 500 video outlets and 700 radio stations plus U.S. territories and military networks. Estimated audience is 75 million, aiming to set a TV sports record.
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Senate blocks disclosure by lobbyist rule in Iowa
Iowa Senate rejects a proposal by Sen Gere Glenn to require lobbyists to report monthly fees and payments. The amendment failed 28 to 19 amid party lines, with several Democrats voting with Republicans. Temporary rules kept, but the vote shifted suspending rules to a simple majority. A separate note cites federal crime proposals urged by Sen Schweiker after attacks on police.
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New Congress urged tougher crime law after New Orleans sniper
Washington AP report says the New Orleans sniper attack spurred calls in Congress for a federal crime to kill or assault police and firefighters in execution of duty. Rep RichardChord chairing the internal security committee urged swift action amid what he called an unprovoked slaughter.
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Navy-Greece port deal sparks controversy in Athens
The United States and Greece signed a five year agreement making Greece a temporary home port for about 10,000 U.S. Navy personnel and dependents. The accord, effective immediately, allows select 6th Fleet units to base near Athens despite a U.S. House committee recommendation to seek alternatives.
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Soviet Novelist Denied Divorce
Soviet author Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn has been denied permission to divorce his first wife Natalya Reshetovskaya, the Supreme Court of the Russian Republic ruled their 1840 marriage remains valid. Rumors linked the decision to his possible remarriage to Svetlova and relocation rules for Moscow. Solzhenitsyn, critical of Soviet policy, is believed to be staying near Moscow at Mstislav Rostropovich’s country home.
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Commerce Unit Overrules Bid To Avoid Toll Calls
The Iowa commerce commission overruled a plan for adjacent exchange service between Springville and Martelle. It requires filing boundary maps by July 1 and keeps current service boundaries. The commission found no need to change BAS or toll arrangements since Martelle customers have adequate service.
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Moscow First Snow Drives Back Winter Warmth
The Soviet capital received its first significant snowfall of the season, ending a long warm spell. Tass reported temperatures dipped to below freezing, threatening winter crops and impacting Western agriculture while noting the snow may help prevent further freezes.
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