Ford Proposes Oil Decontrol Compromise
President Ford unveiled a plan described as a compromise oil decontrol strategy to phase out price ceilings over a multi year period. He warned he would veto extensions of current controls if Congress rejects the plan while delaying formal submission to allow further debate.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Congress
Ron Nelsen
Nelsen
Nesson
Lord
Benster Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Marion Fair Raided Five Face Charges
Five out of state persons were arrested Sunday at the Marion County fair and charged with keeping a gambling house and possession of a gambling device after a raid. Arrests were made by agents from the state public safety department, Marion police, Linn County sheriff, and the Iowa highway patrol following an investigation into carnival game activities and a probe of Shorter Shows.
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Marion Country Fair
State Public Safety Department
Marion Police
Linn County Sheriffs Department
Iowa Highway Patrol
Iowa
Marion
Roger Stephens
Public Safety Department
Chuckle Bumper Sticker Quip Reignites Rights Debate
A humoristic bumper sticker reads I may not agree with your bumper sticker but I will fight to the death for your right to stick it, sparking dialogue on free speech and personal expression amid copyright concerns.
Cedar Rapids Derby crowns first girl winner Linda Brown
Linda Brown 12 becomes the first girl to win the Cedar Rapids Soap Box Derby, going undefeated in six runs. She shares the spotlight with brother Mark as the Brown family headlines the event, with Linda earning a $400 bond and advancing to Akron for the national race if available.
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Linda Brown
Cedar Rapids
Mark Brown
Linda
Willard E. Brown
Sierra Drive
Sunday
Mark
Linus
Klin Ber
Ken Snodgrass
Allan Snodgrass
Center Point
Snodgrass
FMC Corp
Brown
Akron
Ohio
Iowa
Jaycees
Tim Saddler
John Saddler
Fairfax
Luckey Trophies, Inc. Trophies
Ross Thompson
Harold Thompson
Twenty-third Street
Nesco Displays
Doug Hladek, Jr
Cherry Hill Road
Mark Kelsey
Curtis Kelsey
Cedar Falls
Doerfer Division
Norman StueHen
Elso
Norio Stuelsen
Longbranch
Thompson
Mike Hef Tern
Nineteenth Street
Cedar Rapids Soap Box Derby Assa
Siladek
Miss Brown
U S Mediators Push to Avert Rail and Mail Strikes
Federal mediators intensify efforts to avert a rail and postal walkout set for next week. Talks involve the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks led by C L Dennis and the National Association of Letter Carriers led by James Rademacher with a July 21 deadline.
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Washington
WI. Usery
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Brotherhood of
Railway and Airline Clerks
C. L. Dennis
National Association of Letter Carriers
James Rademacher
Postal
Postal Service
Usery
Benjamin Bailor
EPA Chief to Speak at Kirkwood Groundbreaking Ceremony
EPA Administrator Russell Train will headline the Kirkwood Community College ground breaking for a wastewater operator training center at 2 p.m. near the north parking lot on the Kirkwood campus. The event includes state and local officials and hinges on a $250,000 EPA grant to fund the center, part of a national plan for 50 state centers to train municipal wastewater plant staff.
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U.S
Kirkwood Community College
Russell Train
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Kiviewood
Robert Benton
State
Robert Buckmaster
Iowa Water Quality Commission
Richard Phillips
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood
Iowa
Munrtipal
Inna
Talec
A Few at Embassies All for U S Security
FSI Director Clarence Kelley confirmed FBI national security investigations included a few break ins at foreign embassies. He said the practice halted by 1986 except for foreign counter intelligence. He offered no current approvals and would defer to the attorney general.
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U.S
Washington
FSI
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
FBI
William Sullivan
Sullivan
J. Edger Hoo
Countdown to Apollo Soyuz docking mission reviewed
Cape Canaveral reports smooth countdowns for the U S Apollo Soyuz Test Project as American astronauts Stafford Brand and Slayton prepare for a 2 50 p m Tuesday launch CDT while Soviet cosmonauts Leonov and Kubasov set for a 7 20 a m CDT liftoff from Baikonur Moscow officials say the joint mission aims to strengthen peace and deepen detente amid favorable weather outlooks.
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Cape Canaveral
Fra
Russia
America
Thomas Stafford
Vance Brand
Donald
Deke" Slayton
Moscow
Alexei Leonov
Valeri Kubssovy
Baikonur Cosmodrome
ATL
ASIP
Andrian Nikolaev
Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center
Salyut 4 Space Lab
Leonov
Kubasov
Foreign Ministry
Vsevbollod Sofinsky
Union
Aral Sea
U.S
Stafford
Leonav
Jess Gulick
Cape
Baikonur
Spending Abuses by Fed Charged
A House staff report accuses the Federal Reserve of tripling operating costs over a decade from 197 to 590 million dollars. It cites items such as 13089 to transfer an employee 600 miles and 70400 for employee recognition including birthday lunches and watches. Representative Wright Patman urges GAO audit to probe possible waste while Fed denies wrongdoing.
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Washington
UPI
House Banking and Committee
Federal Reserve System
Wright Patman
Texas
Israeli Jets Hit Palestinian Camp Killing Four
Israeli planes struck a Palestinian refugee camp near Sidon in Lebanon twice, leaving four dead and 22 wounded. Rockets from Lebanon later hit Nahariya, wounding two women. Prime Minister Rabin updated the cabinet on Kissinger talks as Israel seeks a path to clarification and negotiation. Palestinian guerillas claimed hits on Israeli jets. one jet reportedly crashed.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Nahariya
Jerusalem
Yitzhak Rabin
Henry Kissinger
Palestine Guerillas
Ein Helweb
Sidon
Beirut
Lebanese Defense Ministry
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