Carter Says No Vendetta Toward Soviets Despite Tension
President Carter says he has not embarked on a vendetta against the Soviet Union over human rights and plans no further reprisals for now. He defended Tass computer cutoffs and oil tech scrutiny while expressing desire for better relations and a strong commitment to human rights globally. He noted Bourne’s resignation, defended Young, and outlined future actions on health insurance, tax legislation, inflation, and civil service reform.
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Bourne discusses White House fishbowl in resignation
Former drug abuse adviser Peter Bourne says the White House operates like an extraordinary fishbowl. He resigned after admitting writing prescriptions under fictitious names. he cites protecting patient confidentiality and notes he prescribed for others, including Hamilton Jordan, with one intent to avoid identification. Authorities reportedly lean against filing charges, citing lack of criminal intent.
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Weather notes and births list from Marion Iowa
Warming forecast mid 80s to 90s with SE wind 8 mph and sun set at 8 36. Record includes Mississippi River stages at several towns and a long births list from Mercy and area hospitals with multiple families and addresses. Also logs emergency calls and incidents from Thursday into Friday morning.
Storm veers toward Hawaii as Fico strengthens
Hurricane Fico veered to the northwest and prompted a hurricane watch for the Hawaiian Islands. The storm was about 280 miles south of Honolulu moving 11 mph. One home destroyed and nine damaged by high surf on the southeast coast of the Big Island. no major damage reported elsewhere.
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Bolivian government declares siege over disputed election
Bolivia imposes a state of siege amid reports of a civil and military rebellion in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. The move suspends constitutional guarantees as Gen. Juan Pereda Albun, backed by the military, is alleged to lead the rebellion after elections were voided by the National Electoral Court.
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Dallas Heat Wave Eases After 19 Days Over 100 Degrees
The Dallas area shows relief as temperatures fall to 80 in the early morning and are projected to stay below 100 for a second day. The long heat spell caused 24 deaths in the Dallas-Fort Worth region and has kept residents near air conditioning. A 40 percent chance of rain by Saturday is noted as rain has been scarce for about a month.
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Frauds Denounced by Opponents in Turbulent Election
Opposition parties and their supporters denounced the polls as fraud riddled amid a contentious political clash. Details remain unclear as observers call for investigations and assurances of fair balloting.
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Slaying of Brig Gen and aide shocks Madrid
In downtown Madrid a man and a woman shot and killed Brig. Gen. Juan Sanchez Ramos and Lt. Col. Juan Perez Rodriguez. Officials suggested the attack aimed to provoke a military coup against Premier Adolfo Suarez, with speculation about right or left wing terrorism rather than Basque separatists.
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Sun Belt senators win share of housing funds
The Senate split along regional lines as Sun Belt lawmakers secure a portion of a 400 million HUD housing program aimed at economically distressed Northeast cities. Senators voted 47 to 38 to allocate funds more evenly during a 31.8 billion housing bill debate, while declining a Congressional veto over HUD rules.
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City worker strikes shut down Washington area transit system
Wildcat labor actions paralyzed transit in Washington D C as bus and subway workers skip shifts despite a back to work order from U S district judge Oberdorfer. New Orleans garbage pickup resumes after 328 workers walkout, while Philadelphia workers vote on a two year pact offering a 7 percent raise and a small second year increase amid a broader city wage dispute.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Noted
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines subscription options including carrier and mail rates for daily, afternoon, and Sunday editions. Rates vary by duration, with 7 issues per week at $5 for four weeks and $56 for 52 weeks, plus higher rates for out of state.
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