Ozark Air Crash Kills 36 Persons
ST LOUIS AP report details Ozark Flight 25 crash in a thunderstorm near the St Louis area. Pilot Arvid Linke said he believed a tornado and lightning struck the turboprop Fairchild 227 as the plane from Nashville to St Louis disappeared into a wooded ravine. Three aboard died and authorities investigated the wreckage and air traffic communications while witnesses described a brilliant flash and loud explosions.
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ST. Louis
Federal Aviation Administration
Arvid Linke
Linke
Lambert
Man Claims Wife Fired by County After Collision
A Cedar Rapids man alleges his wife was fired from Linn County Home after a confrontation with home officials and a meeting with supervisors. The report notes confusion over her status, mentions a plane crash near Nashville with injuries, and references a separate complaint about scratched car damage at the county home. Authorities say no charges were filed and the case remains under investigation.
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Cedar Rapidy
Linn County
David O'Deen
the SE
O'Deen
FAA
al Kirkwood
Radar O'Deen
Athe
Vivors
Linke
Nashville
St. Louis
Clarksville
Tenn
Paducah
Cape Girardeal
Marian, Ill
Louis Hulsenberg
Hulsenberg
Hulsenbergs
Sheriff's Department
Hijackers Seize Jet then Force Landing at Benghazi Airport
Passengers and crew held hostage as four hijackers armed with submachine guns seized a Libyan bound jumbo jet. The 747, originally from Amsterdam, was diverted from Dubai to Damascus after three hours, then flown to Libya where threats and delays continued.
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Benghaar
Benghaal
Amsterdam
Dubai
Petaian
Gulf Sheikdom
Damascus
Libya
Nixon Faces Subpoena Fight Over Tapes and Files
The White House says President Nixon will decide by Thursday how to respond to subpoenas seeking presidential tape recordings and documents. Officials reaffirm a firm stance against release, with the dispute likely to reach the Supreme Court. Senate leaders urge a practical resolution while defending executive privilege.
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Washington
Thels
White House
Nixon
Thuraray
L Watergate
Gerald Warren
Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Warren
Congress
Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids school board approves 1973 74 budget estimate
Cedar Rapids Community School District authorizes a general fund budget of 26 678 403 for 1973 74 an increase of about 1 9 million over last year with more state aid federal funds and contingency money. The district's total budget rises to 90 940 022 with a 1 086 millage rate. A public hearing is set for Aug 13 at 7 30 pm in the bodied building. Former Burmese PM U Nu leaves exile for the United States to pursue lectures.
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Cedar Rapids Community
Ronald Moore
Bodied
Second Avenue SW
Gas firm wins rate rise. refunds to follow
CIUGAGO AP Natural Gas Ppelcie Co. of America says the Federal Power Commission approved a 31 million annual rate increase in wholesale gas bills for Midwest customers. The final rate is 47 million less than provisional hikes, with initial refunds due to customers. the new rates apply to 49 Detroit local, and Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas and Wisconsin customers.
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Ciugago
Ppelcie Co. of America
Federal Power Commission
Vine
Atates
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Chuckle Salesman Says Customers Refuse Spare Work
A garbled line suggests a joke about a salesman and customers disputing terms. The fragment notes a customer refusal and a demand to take two, implying a light domestic punchline in a retail setting. No clear names or places appear in readable form.
Constitutional Showdown Looms in Watergate Subpoenas
Washington AP reports a constitutional showdown as the executive and legislative branches clash over presidential obedience to subpoenas in the Watergate investigations. Cox and Senate Watergate Committee seek records, Nixon resists citing executive privilege. scholars debate precedents like Marbury v Madison and Jefferson’s era.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
Nixon
Watergate
Senate Watergate Committee
Spe
Joh Marshall
Aaron Thir
Marshall
Jefferson
Cox
Mareshall
Supreme Court
Sat Ervin
N.C
Coe Receives Ford Foundation Venture Grant
Coe College in Iowa was named one of two Midwest colleges to receive Ford Foundation Venture Fund grants. The $150,000 award is for three years and may be allocated by the college president within foundation guidelines, not for endowment or building projects.
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Gear Rapids
Coe College
Midwest
Ford Foundation
Venture Fund
Coe
Iowa
Leo Nussbaum
Ehelichman
Nixon
Orj
Ellsberg
Ares
Ehrlichman
FRY
President Probed for True Story and Watergate Testimony
Ehrlichman testified that Dean tied into the Watergate cover up and Nixon failed to obtain a full factual account. He defended Nixon and listed 42 meetings from June 17 1972 to election day, eight on non Watergate matters. Ehrlichman said he supported a covert Ellsberg dossier operation but did not authorize the break in.
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Waslington
UPI
John Whrlichman
John Dean
Nixon
Ehrlichman
Senate
Ques Wong
Dean
Sinter
H.R. Haldeman
Himelf
Haldeman
Chimps Willingness To Explain Coe's Servision
Nussbaum states the foundation aimed to determine whether there was a coevolutionary link. The fragment hints at ongoing analysis with continued discussion on page three column three.
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Chimps
Coe
Nussbaunt
Pape
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