Wheelbarrow races at Codor Rapids playgrounds end in slip
Julie Vorhes aged 3 and Denice Hartman aged 11 took part in a wheelbarrow race at the Apache playground this week. The wheelbarrow bent and finished short of the finish line as shown in a mid picture. A pair pictured as winners appears on page 12A with more on next week’s playground activities in section A Sunday.
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Codor Rapids
Julie Vorhes
Janice Drive
Denice Hartman
Johnson Avenue NW
Apache Playground
Weather Outlook With Warm Clear Skies Ahead
The forecast calls for mostly clear weather with sunny days and dry conditions continuing through tomorrow. High temperatures near 90 degrees, with overnight lows around 70 to 75.
Galena Trip Promises Weekend Historic Read
Readers tour Galena Michigan with invited house openings and featured stories. Highlights include Grant era sites and a Cedar Rapids grandmother selling industrial lasers, with detailed pages on 4A and 5A.
Strikers Fired in Raleigh and NYC Hospitals Charges
More than 15 Raleigh garbage workers were fired for refusing to return to work. New York City hospitals accused striking employees of vandalism and driving patients crazy. Chrysler Corp cut back hours for 18,000 workers due to an unresolved engine plant strike.
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Raleigh
N.C
New York City
Chrysler Corp
FTC orders funeral chain to refund up to a million
The Federal Trade Commission ordered Service Corp. International of Houston to refund perhaps $1 million to thousands over burial charges and to stop forcing casket purchases when cremations occur. It also accused the firm of paying morgue staff, police, hospital attendants and undertakers for tips to gain priority in body pickup.
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Washington
UPT
Federal Trade Commission
FIC
Service Corp. International of
Houston
Ling
Swine Flu Immunization Campaign to Continue
President Ford will press on with the mass swine flu immunization drive this fall despite insurance hurdles and scientific questions, officials said after a White House meeting. The decision keeps the program active amid ongoing debates on cost coverage and efficacy.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
Index Nothung sales you More tolerant of bwighbor's party than being there
fragmentary text appears to describe an index or sale note with unclear meaning and references to a neighbor's party, yielding minimal coherent facts for a standard newspaper item.
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Rapveiaho
Defense tests rest in Cedar Rapids trial for AIM men
In Cedar Rapids federal court defense rested for Darelle Butter and Robert Rabideau in a case charging them with killing FBI agents in South Dakota last June. Frank Church testified on the committee findings and the FBI’s counterintelligence history, while the defense argued the bureau targeted AIM and the two defendants as militants. Final arguments set for Monday morning as 25 defense witnesses countered government testimony.
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Darelle Butter
Robert Rabideau
Cedar Rapids
Frank Church
D-daho
FBI
Jack Goler
Ronald Williams
South Dakota
Joe Stuntz
Pine Ridge
Church
Beccluse
Ube
Charen
Phubar Iuy
Reagan Wins Five Colorado Delegates Ford Takes Three
Reagan collected five of Colorado's GOP national convention delegates at Friday night meetings in Ort Collins. Ford supporters held three of the remaining four delegates, with one uncommitted but backing Ford strategists. A statewide convention is slated for Saturday to finalize the slate as Reagan campaigns for a personal appeal to delegates.
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Ort Collins
Ronald Reagan
Colorado
Ford
Hn Sen
Michael Suet
Gio
Uganda and Israel clash in UN over Uganda raid
In a heated UN Security Council session Uganda faulted Israel for the raid that freed more than 100 hostages from hijackers, demanding condemnation. Israel’s ambassador lambasted Idi Amin as complicit with terrorists, calling for global action against international terrorism and urging a war on it.
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Uganda
Israel
Security Council
Juma Oris
Chaim Hercog
Idi Amin
Herzog
Council
Mhe
Kurb = Waldheim
Okty
Kenya
Amin
Oris
Isreli
Mimeter
Marya Waiyald
Wygundo
Frainhire
Allin
Air France
Curtis Says GOP Panel Favors Ford
Curtis, former FEC chair, accuses White House and GOP committee of using power politics to tilt convention in Kansas City toward Ford. He claims ticket allotments and hotel accommodations show bias as the Republican primary race shapes the party ahead of the fall election. He warns the effort could undermine Reagan supporters and the party unity heading toward November.
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Washington
Curtis
Eection Commission
Dely
Kansas City
Republican House
Missouri
National Committee
Ford
Ford Leading Reagan In Gazette Straw Poll
In a Gazette straw poll Ford leads Reagan with a substantial margin, while other candidates trail. The result highlights Ford's early momentum amid shifting voter sentiment and regional preferences.
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Ford
Reagan
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NEW York Times
Galena
Grant
U.5
Munton
Iola
Gunytgyuna
Cottage Grove Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Lincolnshire Drive
By Tom Fruehiling
Weyl
PBI
Bureau
Meger
Tyne
Heagan
Hecate
Setvoller World
Pridag
Gazelle
Waldheim
Widy Bhust
Ptarl
Israel Ston
Aland
United Nolias
Avab
Thayny Pagar
Lyk Ap Bodpeta Enp
Hows Ce M Pdhier Wiel
Mal Uline
Tar
Bitin
Tithee Utrab
Clare Sieah
Loeb
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