Two Californians Charged in Rocket Data Espionage
FBI case links two Southern California men Andrew Lee and Christopher Boyce to a conspiracy to pass U S rocket defense secrets to the Soviet Union. Lee, detained in Mexico City, faces possible extradition while Boyce is jailed in Los Angeles awaiting arraignment. They allegedly accepted seventeen thousand five hundred dollars for information sought by Boris Grishin, a Soviet science attaché.
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Los Angeles
California
U.S
Soviet Union
FBI
Andrew Lee
Palos Verdes Estates
Christopher Boyce
Rancho Palos Verdes
United States
Lee
Mexico City
Boyce
Boris Grishin
Robert Gebhardt
Gebhardt
Mexico
Grishin
Charges Filed Against Tama Man in Breakins
Tama teenager Wesley Kriegel, 18, faces charges of breaking and entering for alleged breakins at three Tama businesses on January 2. He also is charged with consuming beer on a public highway and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Damages at the Livestock Auction and thefts at Molly's Kitchen and Jack's Milling Co. are listed, including a radio base unit, cash, eggs, pies, cigars, and change.
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TAMA
Wesley Kriegel
Kriegel
Molly
Jack’s Milling Co
$100 Presented To Buchanan Historical Unit
Independence scene as the Buchanan County Historical Society receives a $100 check from the Independence Bicentennial committee funding the Old Mill restoration. The mill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the society plans its annual meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Rural Electric Cooperative building.
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Independence
Independence _ Bicentennial committee
Buchanan County Historical Society
The
Historical Society
Rural Electric Cooperative
Ford Nuclear Plan Cost Revealed at 2.8 Billion
President Ford aims to curb nuclear weapon spread with a policy shift on reprocessing. A White House OMB analysis estimates 2.8 billion dollars over three years, with 1.2 billion for uranium enrichment capacity and 521 million for long term nuclear waste disposal, drawing internal and external objections.
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Washington
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Ford Administration
New York Times
Ford
Energy Research and Development Administration
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
United States
Rogers Heads Benton Board Chairman at Benton County
Hope Rogers elected chairman of the Benton county board of supervisors succeeding Bob Smith. New member Dr Yang Ahn joins the county health board with Ken Ross and Tom Reisser reappointed. Shirley Hanna named deputy sheriff at 7562.50 annually and Verval Smith hired in the auditor's office at 475 per month.
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Vinton
Hope Rogers
Benton County Board of Supervisors
Bob Smith
Yang Ahn
Ken Ross
Tom Reisser
County Health Board
Shirley Hanna
January Interim Term At Cornell Is Under Way
Six hundred eighty two Cornell students began a three week January interim term on campus, in 16 states and seven foreign countries. Of these, 524 enroll in faculty taught courses while the rest pursue independent projects approved by faculty committees. Courses range from canoe building to the history of Western Ohio, with independent studies including fur economics in Wisconsin and a Hawaii film project. The program, in its sixth year, runs through January 28 with second semester classes starting February 1.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Ohil
Wisconsin
Washington, D.C
Hawaii
Cornell
Diabetes Unit Plans Meeting in Iowa City
The Hawk Eye area chapter of the American Diabetes Association Iowa Affiliate will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Iowa City recreation center room B. Roxie Kroftan will speak on Where We Are and Where We're Going followed by a short discussion. All diabetics and their families and friends are urged to attend. Contact Kathleen Wagner at 351 3932 for information. Rides to the meeting will be provided upon request.
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Iowa City
Hawkeye Area
American Diabetes Assn
Iowa
Roxie Kroftan
Kathleen Wagner
Builders and Auxiliary Schedule Meetings
Howard Eichhorn and Bruce Larson of Dee Gosling and Co will speak on 1976 Income Tax Changes with Emphasis on Home Builders at the Builders meeting Wednesday night at the Sirloin n Brew Dinner follows a 6 30 social hour The Builders auxiliary meets 9 30 Thursday for breakfast at The Spring House New officers installed Mrs Don McGuire president Mrs Al Sattler first vice president Mrs Roger Jensen second vice president Mrs Don Harrelson secretary treasurer
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Howard Eichhorn
Bruce Larson
CPA
Dee Gosling and Co
Spring House
Don McGuire
al Sattler
Roger Jensen
Don Harrelson
Probate and Public Notices From Linn County Iowa
Legal notices announce probate actions for Donna E Kimm Mary Vos and Bernice Levia with executors named. Also includes corporate filings Sunnyside Acres, Otter Creek Place, annual meeting notice for Bohemian Mutual Insurance, and public hearing notices in Linn County Iowa with dates in January 1977.
Estate of Jacob Ann Deceased Probate Notice and Claims
The estate of Jacob Ann Deceased was filed January 5 1967 in the district court of Iowa with a will admitted to probate. Creditors and claimants must file with the county clerk within six months from notice or be barred. Also notice of a corporation formation Wee the Corporation is Medicine Inc. perpetually existing with offices at 308 E Point, Linn County Iowa. Directors and officers to be named and verified at first meeting of shareholders.
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Iowa
Linn
Donna E Kimm
Donna Kimm
Voranty Bank and Trust Fon Moony
Execir Nortees
Darantyk and Trust Company
Renee
Edar Rapids
Wadsworth, Elderkin
von A Lockum
NOTIC
State of
Linn County
Mary Vos
Joseph J. Severn
Boylow
Erste Toeae
JO Carey
Charles Ejci
Charles Kreici
Charlies Kreici
Ravember
Edward Irons
Otter Creek Place, Inc
Otter Creek Place, Inc En
Chopter
Nina
George
Ana
Ges Riicles of
Roe E Y Tom Ritey
Berrian
Poe
Bernice
Coe Seik
Pestore
District Court of
Linn Cou
Jack Robert Yarkweater
Petirirot
Rt Starkweather
Minor J Gue
Henry Brodersen
Leder
Hou
KROP
Jacob Aihe
Jacob Ann
Kre
Nesten
Es 3 Medicine Inc
Hestocens
Irs
Rao Linn County
Ong
Deengtson
Wenzel
Oraters
Rene
Shareholgers
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Soviets
Breakins
Buchanan Historical Unit
By David Burnham
New York Times Service
Rogers
Benton
Verval Smith
Diabetes Unit
Joseph J. Sever Purorney
Bercot and
Publicatin
Vth
Sunnyside Acres Corporation
Sunnyside Acres
Ies
Iowa Business Por
Sui Ich
Is Ae 3
Es Ukek
Charles
Buen Ae
Delimothy Betz
Cedorids
Internal Revenue
America
Moramerico Charitable Ndation, Inc
Ae Se Iol
Fhe Corpor
Dover Street
N.E
Cedor Ropics
Lowe
Wersasress
Richardt
Br Lips
Aie
Corporatin
Eee
Oey
Edor Rapids
Freeasure
Terry J Ramnegon
Fin
Igenstha
Bohemian Mutual Insurance Association
Cedar Rapids
First Trust and Savings Yak
Jonn Cimburek
Ralph E. Brown
Ental al Palendar Rapids, Iowa
Kubicek
Novak Kubicek
Ae Ahah
RAY Construction CO
Iowa Business Corpor
Barterares
Irioeusiness
Corporation
Ware Drive
Squinenat
Ion County
Padress
David
Issat
Incorpois
David R. Lubben
Gienfreee Drive
En Weonstruction CO
David & Lubben
Mone
Hamed Gram
St Avenue NW
Coie Ee
Regier Mlerk Ree
Piston. Linn Co
Board of Supervisors
God
Ny Distric
Boor Steer Boel
SPS
Kloft Sapp
Gazette
Gazette Classified
the Gazette
Gazette Advisors
DIAL
Service Guide
S&m Machine CO
2Nd Ave. S.E
Peele Ene Estengteg
Hastings
BIG Hawk CO
Eves
Experie
Primrose
Bookeeping & Tax Service
Personal Tak Servic
Keene
Sime Sonar
Ory
NS Cathe
Tse
Lost
Bae
Uris
Rae Serene Po
Owen
Cedar Rapids Clinic
Beor
Romine
Wild
Bridal Services
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