Neutron Bomb Prospects Spark Soviet Pressure
Washington reports Moscow intensified its critique of U S neutron bomb development as Carter weighs production. Nevada underground tests confirmed with officials noting tests precede production. The White House will decide after studies due mid August on a weapon aimed at deterring a Soviet invasion with limited blast but extended radiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moscow
U.S
Carter
Nevada
Tass
Yuri Kornilov
White House
Carter signals normalizing ties with mainland China
President Carter told new ambassador Leonard Woodcock that normalizing relations with the People's Republic of China is important while denying severing formal ties with Taiwan. The pair met in the Cabinet Room as Woodcock prepares to depart for Beijing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Carter
Taiwan
People’s Republic of China
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Jail Fire Kills Inmate in Rockville Detention Cell
In Rockville Indiana flames engulfed the jail’s second floor killing inmate Earl Decker who police say started the blaze about 30 minutes after arrest for disorderly conduct. Six other inmates were evacuated as the 80 year old Parke county jail burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Ind
Earl Decker
Parke County
Decker
Carter's federal reorganization plan delayed to July 17
President Carter struggles with Washington reorganization his aim to submit a plan for his personal staff and the Executive Office of the President by mid July slips. Spokesman Rex Granum says the plan may not be ready until the week of July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Georgia
Congress
Rex Granum
Skeleton Found Behind House Linked to Trash Bag Murders
In Los Angeles authorities unearthed a skeleton behind a house once occupied by two men charged in two murders and suspected in 26 more. Sheriff’s Lt. Ed Douglas said Patrick Kearney led investigators to the lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Patrick Kearney
Ed Douglas
Trail cooling in Hoffa disappearance case persists
U S Attorney Philip Van Dam says the Hoffa probe remains a high priority though optimism has faded since last year. Hoffa vanished July 30 1975 from the Machus Red Fox parking lot in Bloomfield Township Michigan. FBI says the agency spent 1 050 000 on the search through April. Six months after disappearance investigators believed Hoffa was abducted and murdered by New Jersey Teamsters figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
U.S. Justice Department
U.S
Philip van Dam
Hoffa
Bloomfield Township
van Dam
FBI
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
New Jersey
Maf
Congress and VA battle over 200 million Target computer plan
House and Senate clash over a proposed 200 million GAO flagged computer system for the Veterans Administration labeled risky. House backs funding for initial equipment, Senate delays citing cost and design concerns and personal data protection worries. Four Russian ships tailed near Florida coast. Bigelow and P3s track cruiser and destroyers. A Pamplona bull run ends with a 17-year-old fatality and 35 injuries near the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
General Accounting Office
Veterans Administration
GAO
UPI
U.S
Gulf of Mexico
Bigelow
Pentagon
Jacksonville
Fla
Gulf
Oil pipeline resumes pumping after nitrogen leak
Alyeska Pipeline Services Co. restarts its 9 billion pipeline from Prudhoe Bay after a three day shutdown near Fairbanks caused by a nitrogen leak. Technicians found cracks in a pipe elbow at pump station No 8 and fixed the underground section before resuming flow. no oil spilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
API
Alyeska
Arctic Ocean
Alyeska Pipeline Services Co
Prudhoe Bay
Acapulco Priest Excommunicated Over Lefebvre Support
The Catholic Information office reports Father Moises Carmona, parish priest of Acapulco, was excommunicated for backing rebel French Bishop Marcel Lefebvre and denouncing Pope Paul VI as an impostor. Lefebvre is expected to visit Mexico next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
UPI
Acapulco
Marcel Lefebvre
Paul VI
Office of Catholic Information
Lefebvre
Europe
North America
Mexico
Catholic Information Office
Church of Mexico
Rafael Bello Ruiz
Moises Carmona
Britain Guatemala agree to continue Belize talks defuse war threat
Guatemala and Britain will press on negotiations over Belize amid rising tension as Guatemalan forces mass near the 250 mile border and a British frigate patrols offshore with six vertical takeoff fighters and troops to bolster the colony’s garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Britain
Belize
Americas
Well Known Doodler Case Hides Testimony From Survivors
San Francisco police say a suspect in 14 gay murders has not been charged because three survivors of his knife attacks will not testify. The Doodler, linked to attacks from 1974 to 1975, sparked renewed interest after arrests in California for related slayings. The survivors include a well known entertainer and a diplomat who refuse to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Roten Gilford
Redondo Beach
Calif
Riverside
Gilford
Maryland Decrees Water Cutbacks Amid Shortage
About 200 businesses and institutions in suburban Maryland face mandatory shutdowns after voluntary conservation failed. Violators risk $1,000 fines as Prince Georges and Montgomery counties order emergency measures to save roughly 12 million gallons daily. residents are urged to conserve with limited showers and essential uses while exemptions apply to homes, processors, and health facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Robert S. McGarry
The
Sanitation Commission
Chinese Pilot Seeks U S Help to Save Family
Fan Yuan-yen, a Mig-9 pilot who defected to Taiwan, asks Secretary of State Cyrus Vance to help protect his wife and three children left on the mainland. He describes potential retaliation and urges media and officials to press for permission for his family to join him in Taiwan amid food shortages and travel restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Taiwan
UPI
Cyrus Vance
China
Fan Yuan-yen
Chinas
Republic
Vance
Peking
Fan
Methane Blast Kills Four Miners at Virginia Shaft
In St. Charles Virginia an explosion at P P Coal Co killed four miners after methane gas levels above federal limits. Victims Bill Perkins 31 Harold Johnson 33 Harold Wells 40 and Danny Tester 29 died from heat shock and carbon monoxide. Fourteen others escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
Virginia
Frank Mann
Federal Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration
Mann
P&p Coal Co
Bill Perkins
Harold Johnson
Harold Wells
Danny Tester
Cedar Rapids public hearing on zoning changes announced
City Council will hold a hearing on July 27 1977 at 9 00 a m in City Hall Cedar Rapids to change zoning from R-2 to R-3 for Lots 1 2 and 3 Streed's First Addition at C Avenue and Old Marion Road NE and hearing on another R-? to R-36 change for Outlet No 12 of College Park Ind Add at 1505 see Point Road NE. notices publish June 29 1977. A second notice lists Linn County hearing on August 9 1976 with applications due by August 8 1977 and that Linn County is an Educ Opportunity Employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jack Hart
Old
Marion Road
hissiGter
Lois M. Keller
Russell Bartels
College Park
Linn County
Point Road
LINN
Linn County Court
Na County
Cedar Memorial Park Inc Incorporation Notice in Iowa
Cedar Memorial Park Inc has been incorporated under the Iowa Business Corporation Act with perpetual existence starting June 17 1977. It is authorized to issue 1088 shares, two classes, common at 1.00 and 1080 preferred at 1000. Initial office is 4200 First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids IA 52406 with David E Linge as registered agent. Directors are Gladys Inge Schultz Carl Scott Linge Elaine R Linge Abby Scott Linge and Herman L Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Memorial Park, Inc
Iowa Business Corporation Act
Iowa
Iowa Business Corporation
First Avenue N.E
Cedar Rapids
David E. Linge
Gladys Inge Schultz
Carl Scott Linge
Elaine R. Linge
Abby Scott Linge
Herman L. Schultz
City hearing on rezoning request for 4540 Johnson Ave NW Cedar Rapids
The City of Cedar Rapids holds a public hearing in the city council chambers to consider a rezoning petition by How and Everett Jackson for land described as 4540 Johnson Avenue NW. The description covers a parcel 350 feet south of the NW corner of the NE SE of Section 25-83-8, with defined boundary lines and a path to the public highway Cedar Rapids and Marengo Road. Any interested party may attend the hearing and present views. notice dated June 2, 1977 and published July 8 in The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids and
Marengo Road
Johnson Avenue NW
Johnson Avenue
M. Keller
Cedar Rapids
Bint of Cedar
Opids
Iowa
Linn County
Johnson Avertue
Lois M. Ketler
Cedar Rapids zoning change hearing posted for Center Point Road property
City Hall Cedar Rapids Iowa posts notice of a zone change from R-2 to 36 for Leonard M West property The South 54 feet of Lot 10 Irregular Survey SE 4837 except street Location 3034 Center Point Road NE public hearing scheduled and to be heard dated June 29 1977 to appear in The Cedar Rapids Gazette July 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Leonard M. West
Center Point Road
Lois M. Keller
Cedar Rapids City Amends Housing Program Application
The City of Cedar Rapids Iowa submits an amended Third Year Community Development Program application to HUD to benefit lower income families and prevent urban blight. Copies are on file at the City Clerk’s office for public review during normal hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Department of Housing and Urban Development
City Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Energy Research and Development Administration
United States
U.s.-Taiwan
Small Business Administration
A. Vernon Weaver
SBA
New York
Port Authority of
Authority
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Bistate Agency
Anthony Giacalone
Anthony Provenzano
Giacalone
Provenzano
Union
Union City
N.J
James Hoffa
Navy
Death Mars
Pamplona
Spain
Jose Joaquin Esparza
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!