Evangelist Ruth Stapleton seeks retreat site near Bartonville Texas
Bartonville Texas is identified as a potential site for evangelist Ruth Carter Stapleton’s religious retreat. She aims for land near an airport with trees water and a mountain, noting it is about 25 minutes from the airport and two hours from both coasts with two ponds and hundreds of trees, calling it her small mountain. The emphasis is on proximity landmarks and intended use.
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Bartonville
Texas
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Carter
President Carter
Randall weighs suit to keep free federally supplied marijuana
Robert Randall, glaucoma patient, says he may sue federal agencies to continue receiving free government supplied marijuana after the government sanctioned trial ended. He cites eye pressure relief and potential blindness prevention as reasons, noting high street prices for his weekly supply.
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Washington (Ap
Robert Randall
Randall
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Drug Enforcement Administration
Soul sued for 1.5 million in child support
Angela Dena May files in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging David Soul is the father of her daughter and seeks 1.5 million dollars in child support. The suit names Soul as defendant and is represented by attorney William King.
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Los Angeles
David Soul
ABC
Angela Dena May
Angela Marin May
William King
Bail set for Joan Little extradition case in New York
Attorney William Kuntsler says he hopes to raise the $50,000 bail for Joan Little within two days. Little, 23, was granted bail as she fights North Carolina extradition and has been held at Rikers Island since her Dec 9 arrest.
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New York
Joan Little
William Kunstler
Miss Little
North Carolina
Rikers Island
Harnischfeger chairman cites dollar impact on earnings
Milwaukee Harnischfeger Corporation Chairman Henry Harnischfeger told stockholders the first quarter net income will be about 4 million dollars, down from 6.2 million a year ago. He notes 1.5 million of the decline comes from dollar weakness versus the West German mark affecting GMBH, and points to strong orders and export demand for cranes and construction equipment. He urges stable currency policy and a robust U.S. energy program to reduce import dependence.
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Milwaukee
Harnischfeger Corporation
Henry Harnischfeger
Harnischfeger
U.S
Harnischfeger Gmbh
GMBH
P&h
United States
Washington
Harnischfeger predicts cautious 1978 outlook and price pressures
P H Harnischfeger executives warn that currency devaluation creates inflation risks and unsettled world markets while stressing the need for tax reform to spur investment in capacity and technology. They report 58 percent of 1977 output went to non US markets, with South America and Canada leading. Shareholders approve increasing authorized shares from 15 to 25 million.
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Harnischfeger
U.S
Globe
P&h
Cedar Rapids
South America
Venezuela
Australia
Africa
Canada
Middle East
Texaco Denies Overcharging in Energy Department Probe
Washington AP Texaco denies an Energy Department notice alleging possible overcharges of 363.2 million dollars on crude oil from 1973 to 1976. Texaco has 10 days to reply to the Notice of Probable Violation as the department audits 18 large oil firms. Exxon previously faced 254.1 million dollars in overcharges and also denied the charge.
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Washington
Texaco
Energy Department
Sean
Exxon
Price fixing charged against major container firms
Federal indictments accuse 14 leading corrugated container and sheet manufacturers of unlawfully exchanging price information to curb competition. Two grand jury indictments in Houston name International Paper, Container Corp of America, and Weyerhaeuser as core players. Conspiracy allegedly began by 1960 affecting sales east of the Rockies. one indictment covers nine firms and nine officials, the other five firms and 17 officers.
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Washington
Houston
International Paper Co
New York
Container Corp. of America
Chicago
Weyerhaeuser Co
Tacoma
Wash
Justice Department
Rocky Mountains
Hugh Morrison
Antitrust Division
Cedar Rapids Hog and Sheep Markets Hold Steady
Cedar Rapids hog prices for 200 to 230 lb butchers were 45.50 to 46.00 with various discounts for heavier weights while sows at 300 lb tested 37.50 to 38.00. Hog price breaks continue with reductions for each weight tier. Sheep markets remained steady with shorn lambs at 58 to 60 dollars and wool lambs at 56 to 58, with lambs over 105 pounds discounted.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson Foods
Public Hearing Notices In Hiawatha And Center Point Iowa
Notices announce public hearings before Hiawatha City Plan and Zoning Commission on February 14 1978 at 7 00 p m and Center Point City Clerk hearing February 7 1978 at City Hall. Proposals involve zoning changes and use of federal revenue sharing funds. Citizens may attend and be heard.
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Hiawatha
Iowa
City Plan
Zonin Commission
H Huntsman Inc
Linn County
South Rods
Ely
Pring
Grefrom
Center Point
Estate of Arthur J Krug Deceased Probate Notice
Interested parties are notified that on January 19 1978 the last will of Arthur J Krug was admitted to probate in the district court of Iowa with Frances L Krug appointed executor. Creditors and persons having claims against the estate must file within six months from the second publication. all debts should be paid promptly.
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Jan Ory
Arthur Becerug
Frances L. Krug
UN Seana
Crnors
Edar Rapids
Iowa
State of
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Noid
Diric Court
Budne Cay
Whiting
Old Estate
Cedar Rapids
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Peccarion
Uni
Ginst
Sal
Ivin D. Floetchinger Exeedar
3G Ld
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