Weather and Birth Updates From Cedar Rapids Area
Scattered showers and thundershowers forecast for parts of the mid and north Atlantic states and Gulf Coast, with fair weather elsewhere. Mississippi River readings show multiple rises and falls. Birth announcements list several newborns from Mercy and other area families, with locations across Hiawatha Marion Cedar Rapids and Mount Vernon.
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Mid and
North Atlantic States
Gulf Coast and
Lakes Region
Glen D. Clark
Crystal K. Cottrell
Mount Vernon
Dennis W. Koerner
Urbana, Ill
Josefina D. Durin
Cedar Rapids
Paul D. Pate
Jane A. Wacker
Hiawatha
Jeffrey E. Greenblatt
Judith E. Blum
Ann Arbor
Mich
Donald F. Moriarty
Beverly J. Adams
Marion
Robert G. Geers
Stephanie A. Catlett
Hop
France Vexed by Young Remarks At Paris Le Matin
Ambassador Andrew Young faced a diplomatic row after Le Matin interview in Paris criticizing France's Africa policy. U S officials disavowed the remarks while lawmakers urged action. A House impeachment push and comments from Rep Jim Leach and Rep Charles Grassley followed, as Tass amplified the story abroad.
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Washington
France
United States
Andrew Young
Africa
Young
le Matin
Paris
French Foreign Ministry
Gan
State Department
Thomas Reston
Carter
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Germany
United Nations
Cyrus Vance
Vance
Soviet Union
Geneva
Iowa
Jim Leach
Foreign Service
U.N
America
Charles Grassley
Grassley
Tass
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Elvis Presley allegedly volunteered as FBI informant memo claims
The FBI memo dated December 31 1970 notes Presley volunteered to be an informant but does not confirm he provided information. The Washington Post reported Presley also criticized the Beatles and other entertainers influencing American youth during a 1970 meeting with Nixon.
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FBI
Elvis
Washington
Elvis Presley
The
Washington Post
Presley
M. A. Jones
FBI Crime Records Division
Thomas E. Bishop
Richard Nixon
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Jones
Smothers Brothers
Jane Fonda
United States
Postal talks far apart as wage offer rejected
Federal mediator says contract talks between the U S Postal Service and 554 000 postal workers are very far apart with the contract expiry approaching. The government’s wage offer was rejected by the unions, which say it is not adequate.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Wayne Horvitz
FCC Allows Private Telephones On National Network
The Federal Communications Commission says individuals may connect self supplied telephones to the national network without carrier couplers, provided the equipment meets FCC standards to protect the network. The policy took effect Oct. 17 following Supreme Court action.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Supreme
Court declines to review FCC ruling on phone couplers
The court refused to hear the challenge to the FCC decision. U.S. telephone companies had urged that their couplers be mandated for personal telephones.
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FCC
Ford president ousted after corporate shakeup
Ford Motor Co. announces the unanimous removal of Lee A. Iacocca from the presidency. The board’s action follows a lengthy power shift that elevated William Clay Ford and Philip Caldwell, with Iacocca exiting on his 54th birthday.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Lee A. Iacocca
Ford
Iacocca
Auto
William Clay Ford
Henry Ford II
William Ford
Automotive News
Bill
Trade Journal
Auto Company
Henry Ford
Lacocca
Lee
Philip Caldwell
Gazette Cedar Rapids Ad Rates And Postal Details
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Company the Cedar Rapids paper lists pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions including 7 issues per week 4 weeks and 52 weeks with regional rates. It notes exclusive AP rights to local news and dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
U.S Territories
Gazette
Associated Press
Weizman Calls Sadat Talks Enjoyable in Austria
Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman returned home from a three hour talk with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in Salzburg. He said they discussed peace possibilities and would meet again in Alexandria. Dayan saw potential meeting points but declined to specify.
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Salzburg
Austria
Ezer Weizman
Israel
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Weizman
Sadat
Middle East
Alexandria
Shimon Peres
Labor Party
Abdul Ghani el-Gamassy
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
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Blue Reef, Hiawatha
St. Luke's
Severiano Caraballo
Second St
David W. Bauman
Stoney Brook Lane
John M. Tudeen
31St St
Ray Iben
Viola
San Francisco
Calif
Thomas Smigielski
Smigielski
William C. Watson
Staub Court
Harber Ave
Oakland Road
16Th Avenue
10Th Street
16Th St
Fifth St. NW
Richmond Road
10Th St
National Weather Service
Seattle
Denver
Dallas
New Orleans
Boston
New York
Travelers
Coralville Lake
OOO
Teenee Eee
Renee Tneennnees
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Cleveland
Des Moines
Sunny
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Zaire
Santa Cruz
Huey Newton
William Kelsay
Newton
Kelsay
Alameda County Superior Court
Oakland
Big Apple
New York City
House-Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Times
Hackensack
N.J
New York Times
Mario Jascalevich
Russell Lewis
Theodore W. Trautwein
Eugene Scheiman
New Jersey
Rome
Massawa
People’s Liberation Front
EPLF
Asmara
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Ma Bell
Caldwell
William
Valenta’s & Sylvania
Sylvania
Valenta
TV & Stereo Entertainment Center
Scotts
Pec
Scotts Anreeder
Green Thumb Nursery
Center Pt. Rd
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