Cease-Fire Pact Announced in Lebanon War
Premier Rashid Karami announced on Beirut radio that Christian and Muslim leaders agreed to a new cease-fire. The pact calls for lifting blockades around two Palestinian refugee camps and four Christian towns, with guarantees that roads stay open and forces withdraw from contested areas.
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Fed rebuffs panel on oil nations deposits request
The Federal Reserve Board rejected a senate panel effort to obtain a detailed accounting of deposits by oil‑producing nations in U S banks. Fed Chairman Arthur Burns cited fears that public disclosure could trigger large withdrawals by Arab countries. Burns spoke in an interview with The Washington Post.
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Reagan Woos Iowa and Ford Center
Ronald Reagan made a brief stop in Des Moines seeking media exposure before Iowa caucuses to push a plan to cut 90 billion dollars from the federal budget. About 300 greeted him at the municipal airport during a 45 minute stop on a New Hampshire to California swing.
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Nixon Kissinger differ on wiretap testimony in San Clemente
Nixon testified in a closet session at San Clemente that he did not personally select wiretap targets in 1969 to uncover leaks. He said Henry Kissinger chose targets, a claim that contrasts with Kissinger’s sworn statement. FBI placed taps on 17 people from 1969 to 1971, including four reporters and White House aides.
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Ten Years of Growth At Kirkwood College
Ten years after Kirkwood Community College began with nine men from seven eastern Iowa counties the school has grown from 199 students to more than 4,128 and awarded 6,875 certificates or degrees. The campus expanded to 315 acres with two permanent buildings and learning centers in Iowa City and Monticello, while graduates see a 90 percent job placement rate in a seven-county region.
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Court Challenge Seen on Long Trucks
DES MOINES long truck extension remains a political and legal flash point as IDOT approved 65 footers with conditions, while the legislature must act within 60 days to overturn or accept the ruling. Stakeholders include Sen. Clifton Lamborn and officials Robert Rigler and Donald Garner amid past vetoes by Govs Hughes and Ray. The issue looms into the 1976 session with potential court action possible.
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Courteous and efficient self service in cafeteria
A small notice in the newspaper reads Cour teous and efficient self serv ice with a copyright by Sports Want Ads. The fragment suggests a vintage ad style praising cafeteria service and a copyright line, typical of classified filler.
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