Stones make surprise appearance with Waters in Newport gig
During a Waters tribute night in Chicago and Newport crowds, Mick Jagger and Rolling Stones joined Muddy Waters on stage. The surprise came after major Stones concerts as 700 to 80,000 fans sang along at Soldier Field and Quiet Knight.
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ERA Backers Rally as Washington Debates Deadline Extension
Supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment rally on Capitol Hill after a mass march to salvage the ERA with a seven year extension. Lawmakers, led by Rep. Margaret Heckler, weigh House action while police estimate march attendance from 40 000 to 100 000 amid a history making event.
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Sadat May Pause Peace Plan If Principles Talked in London
President Anwar Sadat indicates he will mothball the Egyptian peace plan if Israel engages in principle discussions rather than detailed plans during the London ministers meeting with Egypt. He spoke with Labor leader Shimon Peres and warned of a dangerous situation if talks fail, urging U.S. partnership to ease the impasse.
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Former Iraqi leader Abdul Razzak al Naif killed in London
Former Iraqi prime minister Abdul Razzak al Naif died from bullet wounds after a second assassination attempt since his overthrow ten years ago. The 44-year-old exile was shot twice in the head as he was entering a taxi outside the InterContinental Hotel in Mayfair London.
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Michigan tax limit on ballot faces photo finish
Detroit AP reports backers of the Tisch Amendment claim enough signatures to place the plan on the November ballot. The proposal would cut Michigan property assessments to 25 percent of cash value, roughly halving property taxes, and allow up to two 1 percent income tax boosts to fund schools. Officials must review signatures over the coming weeks amid possible challenges.
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Patrols in Cleveland housing projects meet safety objections
Nearly half of the 50 officers assigned to Cleveland public housing patrols refuse to work saying the beat is dangerous. Police Patrolman's Association president William McNea said 24 officers were sent home without pay and would be unsafe walking alone during the day. Mayor Dennis Kucinich accused the officers of cowardice for not taking assignments and noted a $1 million federal grant funds a new scooter patrol by day with two officers on foot midnight to 8 am.
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Notice of Estate and Paving Assessments in Cedar Rapids
The notice lists probate actions for the estate of Charles O Monroe with executor Revere Caldwell and a call for all interested parties to file claims. It also describes a city paving project affecting properties within 150 feet of the alley and east of Third Avenue, outlining assessment details, payment options, and deadlines in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Notice to Bidders for Iowa Construction Projects 1978
Bidders must submit sealed bids with certified checks or legal pay orders for at least five percent of bid to secure performance. The Board reserves right to reject any bid and to waive informalities. Bids open and references on file, with terms set by district and state procurement rules.
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