Marion Cedar Rapids Police Chief to speak at church seminar
Marion Cedar Rapids Police Chief Wallace LaPeters will address the First United Methodist adult seminar Sunday at 9 45 am. The event is the fourth in a six lecture series open to the community. other topics include Near East problems and a population explosion.
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U S Suing Ocelot Coat Owner Fur Is Flying
The federal government sues Barbera Johnson over an ocelot coat seized for endangered species violations. The case argues seizure and destruction under regulations, while critics cite regulatory confusion. A crocodile cage also faces suit. judge will decide later. The owner disputes seizure costs and ethics.
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Mondale Begins Life Of Candidate For VP
Walter Mondale, U.S. senator and vice presidential nominee, began his campaign life meeting Democratic officials and fundraisers, greeting crowds with Jimmy Carter. He described night fears after his acceptance speech and vowed to campaign hard for the ticket, planning to balance Carter’s pace with extra hours.
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Regents OK New Employe Work Plan
The Board of Regents approved a new 8 hour in two week pay cycle for most state employees shifting from 41 hours per week. Regents also favored separate faculty professional staff unions for each state university and hired an officer in Des Moines to coordinate collective bargaining. AFSCME opposed the 20 consecutive work day plan saying it could hurt morale and efficiency.
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Boyd to Move to UI Official Residence
University of Iowa President Willard Boyd and his family will move into the official presidential residence in Iowa City before November 18. Boyd has lived in his private Iowa City home since taking office in 1969. the Institute of Urban and Regional Planning had occupied the president's residence since then. The Board of Regents adopted a resolution requiring Boyd to reside in the official residence as part of his duties.
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Thought for Today Lord John Russell Quote
A British statesman, Lord John Russell, remarked that peace without honor is no peace at all, framing a stern view on how true peace requires principled conduct and dignity in settlement.
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Europeans React Favorably to Carter
United Press International reports favorable European reactions to Jimmy Carter’s presidential bid. Editors, analysts, and leaders in Greece Italy Israel and Britain praised his honesty and potential. Some critics in the Guardian and Brussels noted concerns about vision and policy clarity.
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Social Services Unit Can t Stop Abortion Ruling
DES MOINES Iowa A G office says the Iowa department of social services cannot block a 17 year old in its custody from obtaining an abortion. The opinion follows a recent U S Supreme Court decision striking down a Missouri parental consent law. The AG notes the state may seek informed consent but cannot prohibit the abortion after consent is given.
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