Linn County weighs court administrator plan
Linn supervisors discussed funding a district court administrator position to handle non judicial tasks. Harold Vietor said the county could pay up to 4000 dollars first year with most costs covered by in kind contributions. A state and federal financing plan would spur a two year trial before a full district fund and possible state take over.
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Lina
Victor
Polk County
Vietor
General ‘Assembly
Law School
the University, of
Denver
Assault and Battery Trial Date Set for Bain
Charles Bain, 47, of 1211 Avenue NW, released on 110 bond after arrest on assault and battery charges. He allegedly struck John Crane of 622 Avenue NW on Dec. 23 and is scheduled to appear before Justice Glenn Powers on Jan. 22 for trial. Lost items are advertised in the lost and found column with Dial 398-8234.
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Charles Bain
Avenue NW
Bain
John Crane
Glenn Powers
Iowa City Ramp Bond Sale Barred
District Judge William Eady barred Iowa City from selling $2 million in revenue bonds for a parking ramp. The ruling requires meter enforcement and other costs be paid from meters before bond retirement and stops bond sales until proper funds are deducted. The decision endangers a $1,242,000 city share of urban renewal expenses and invites an appeal to the state Supreme Court. Separately Randy Washburn, 22, was arrested on assault and battery charges after allegedly striking his wife.
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Victory Wedieday
William “Eady
Wade
Eads
Jay Honohan
Apeal
State Supreme Court
Iowa City
Lown
Hada
Thomass Douglas
Warren Parry
John C. Mclaughlin
Sadat Seeks Tito Help With Soviet Relations
In Beirut AP reports Egypt's President Sadat flew to Yugoslavia to seek President Tito's help in easing strains with the Soviet Union. An Nahar says Tito could arbitrate and Sadat may discuss an Egyptian Soviet summit in Yugoslavia.
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Beirut
Egypt
Sadat
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Union
An Nahar
Cairo
Bombs Shatter Holiday Lull in Ulster Violence
Belfast and Londonderry faced a wave of bomb attacks during a holiday period. A 35-pound explosive destroyed a shop in Belfast city center with no casualties. In Crehilly County Antrim a blast shattered a chapel window. British troops used force to disperse a mob in Londonderry as unrest flared for the first time since 1937. Meanwhile Japan opened an embassy in Peking as relations normalize after a long pause.
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Tokyo
Eembasry
China
County Antrim
Peking
Northern Ireland
Japan
London
Derry
Pompidou Arrives in Moscow for Summit Talks
French President Georges Pompidou arrived in Moscow for a two day summit with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. Brezhnev and other top Soviet officials greeted him at the airport as he stepped from his presidential jet.
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Moscow
Georges Pompidou
France
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid, T. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Las Vegas FAA probe on Jet engine failure over Colorado
Federal investigators pursued causes after a Lockheed TriStar from Chicago to Los Angeles lost part of its fan during flight over southwestern Colorado. All 70 passengers and 12 crew members were unharmed as the jet landed safely. An airline spokesman said the crew and passengers remained calm during the incident.
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