East Iowa Fog Causes School Closures and Travel Delays
A dense fog blanketed Eastern Iowa Friday morning reducing visibility. Several schools closed while highway travel became hazardous. Cedar Rapids airlines reported no cancellations but noted delays. An unidentified pedestrian crossing Second avenue at Sixth street SE at 9 am stood out in bold contrast to the foggy background.
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Driver Through Protest Crowd Kills One Near Saigon Embassy
In Saigon an American embassy vehicle drove through a crowd of demonstrators outside a U.S. compound killing one Vietnamese person and injuring several. Billie Stewart, a U.S. Development official, was detained by South Vietnamese police and likely to gain diplomatic immunity. Witnesses described protesters throwing stones and the crowd briefly blocking access as the car advanced toward a gate.
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Resentment stalls 55 mph bill in Iowa House
In Des Moines the House deferred action on a senate approved 83 mph speed bill, delaying debate for two weeks to meet a March 3 deadline to avoid federal highway funds loss. Republicans push fast action amid a fuel crisis while Democrats urge caution and longer consideration.
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Dean Martin Son Charged In Weapons Possession Case
Los Angeles records show 22 year old Bino Martin arraigned on a federal firearms possession charge after agents found machine guns and ammunition at his home. He posted a 4000 dollar bond and denies wrongdoing. Federal statements say undercover agents bought a submachine gun and a semi automatic weapon from him. Martin, a former student at UCLA, is married to actress Olivia Hussey and previously part of a music group with connections to famous entertainers.
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California
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Kissinger Papers Illicitly Obtained Reports Unverified
Washington reports say Admiral Thomas Moorer acknowledged receiving some documents allegedly obtained illicitly from Kissinger's NSC office. Moorer denied any improper channel, noting copies were duplicated through White House networks and that Navy Lt. Charles Radford and Rear Adm. Robert Welander were involved in forwarding materials. The episode sparked probes into Joint Chiefs spying on Kissinger's diplomacy amid Vietnam war tensions.
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Israeli General Aviel Sharia Quits Over Gaza Aid
Major General Aviel Sharia announced Friday he is quitting amid a protest against Israel's aid to Gaza. He claims a withdrawal plan was rejected, and his stance conflicts with current Israeli policy. The disclosure follows tensions among Egyptian and Israeli commanders and strains within the coalition effort. He remains in Naypyidaw pending further action.
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Contempt action eyed in Linn County police case
Linn County attorney cites possible contempt action as CR police respond to order. The case centers on evidence handling and whether police violated authority by releasing material without state consent. Defendant William Gaines, 20, linked to a robbery attempt and assault near YAIGA and Don's Cunard after a tournament, faces related charges.
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Israel Egypt Sign Troop Pullback Pact
The Associated Press notes Israel and Egypt signed military disengagement documents. Kissinger planned a Damascus stop for talks with Syria on disengagement, while Sadat authorized Egypt to negotiate with Syria. The pact aims to separate Israeli and Syrian forces, reducing risk of renewed fighting and signaling progress toward a peace process.
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No Indication Embargo Will End Quickly
The Associated Press reports an assistant special prosecutor questioned White House counsel over tapes and dictations regarding an embargo in the Middle East. The session explored whether key conversations by John Mitchell and other officials were fully recorded and whether energy demands affected the embargo timeline.
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Turbulent Stock Markets Shuffle Amid Court Record Echoes
New York stock indexes fell sharply as federal court proceedings teased whispers of erased tape evidence from the Nixon era. Judges pressed witnesses on dictation gaps and possible erasures while market moves reflected tensions over Middle East oil and embargo policy affecting prices and trading.
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Nixon to broadcast energy program outline Saturday
Washington reports President Nixon will deliver a live radio address Saturday detailing the government energy program. Saudi Arabia’s Zaki Yamaki says the nation will not raise oil output until Israeli forces vacate territories from the 1967 war. The Beirut-based digest notes a possible end to the embargo tied to Secretary Kissinger’s diplomacy, with Sadat likely to back US requests.
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Markit og Fela Vodsy's Charetste Fonselonee
A fragmented note describes a small inner voice and references the Inline Revenue Service. Names and terms appear garbled, but the text hints at a personal reflection or coded message about control or authority. No clear event, date, or organization details emerge.
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