Growth in GNP slows to pace since 1975 recession
The Commerce Department reports fourth quarter GNP rose at 3 percent annual rate, the slowest since 1975. Ford warns unemployment may stay above seven percent into 1977 as Carter tax rebates and job programs loom, with inflation at 6.2 percent and per capita income up 432 dollars from 1975.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Congress
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Carter
Vance to tour Middle East for Israel Arab talks
Incoming Secretary of State Cyrus Vance plans a tour of the Middle East within a month to six weeks after taking office to assess prospects for new negotiations between Israel and Arab states.
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Washington
Cyrus Vance
Middle East
Israel
Weather forecast and random page note
The snippet includes a weather outlook with clear tonight and subzero lows, cloudy with a chance of snow on Wednesday and teens highs. It also contains a joke about parking lot attendants and mentions page numbers for various sections on the newspaper.
Australian Train Crash Leaves Dozens Dead Near Sydney
A commuter train derailed 20 miles west of Sydney crashing into a highway bridge support. Police estimate more than 80 dead and 95 injured as rescuers face gas leaks and collapsing wreckage with hundreds aboard.
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Sydney
Australia
Granville
Florida identifies Cedar Rapids girl among murder victims
Florida authorities identified the Cedar Rapids girl Barbara Ann Wilcox as the 19 year old found dead near Port St. Lucie. Officials tie the remains to the Gerald Schaefer case and continue examining the companion Collette Goodenough while preserving foul play as suspected.
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Florida
Cedar Rapids
St. Lucie County
Lanie Norvell
Barbara Ann Wilcox
Ray Wilcox
Lee Street
Port St. Lucie
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Fort Pierce
Collette Marie Goodenough
Miss Wilcox
Norvell
Goodenough
Gerald Schaefer
Schaefer
Miss Goodenough
Marion
Biloxi
Miss
Authori
Man Dies from Carbon Monoxide in Hiawatha Trailer
Bradley Jay Gallagher 22 was found dead Monday in his mobile home at 120 Boca Chica Bali Hai trailer court Hiawatha in an apparent carbon monoxide poisoning. Police and Linn deputies forced entry after friends said he missed bowling. An autopsy at St Luke's hospital was planned after a tentative medical examiner ruling of accidental death due to monoxide from a faulty furnace or chimney. Gallagher worked for Collins Radio and will be buried at Dahlstrom funeral home Milnor North Dakota with Cedar Memorial handling local arrangements.
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Bradley Jay Gallagher
Boca Chica
Bali Hai
Hiawatha
Gallagher
Linn
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
St. Luke's Hospital
Collins Radio
Dahlstrom Funeral Home
Milnor
N.D
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Linn Park fee hike proposed by Linn County board
The Linn County Conservation Board considers higher lodge reservation rates for Woodpecker Hill Squaw Creek Whip poor will Wakema with winter surcharges. Youth and senior groups may pay reduced rates and a $5 reservation fee for group camps. Additional changes include road right of way acquisition, electrical system upgrades, and officer elections.
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Linn County Conservation Board
George Hamilton
Hamilton
Woodpecker Hill
Squaw Creek
Wakema
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
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Robert Popow
Lansdale
Memorial Park
Gazette
Mount Victoria
Transport Department
C.R
Robert E. Stone
Barbara Wilcox
Linn Park
Roland Krekeler
Gazette Courthouse
Pinicon Ridge Park
Rock Island Railroad
Linn Junction
West Union
Illinois Central Railroad
Waterloo
Gilbertville
Benton
Black Hawk County
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Trical
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Buffalo Creek Parks
Thomas Neenan
Jeanne Andrea
Floyd Clark
Richard Alexander
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