Mars Figures Power Modes Affect Viking Transmission
Mars figures show Viking lander operated in 30 watt mode for two hours of clear photos while 1 watt mode on Thursday and Friday limited data. Landers relay to orbiter then to Earth. Scientists consider a random failure. JPL will retry freeing the seismometer and scooping arm if needed early next week and Sunday morning to collect soil samples from undisturbed ground.
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Earth
JPL
Bob Wilkins
Lebanon War Cease-Fire Pact Allows Arab League Troops
A revised Coral Beach accord sets an 8 a.m. cease-fire and situates Saudi and Sudanese forces along a 1.5 mile hot line from Beirut port to the green line near the race track. It marks the first co deployment by PLO and Phalangist forces, though skeptics doubt this truce will endure.
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Lebanon
Arab League
Moslem West
Christian East Beirut
Kholy
Beirut
League
Coral Beach
League Mission
Headquar
National Museum
Palestine Liberation Organization
Christian Phalangist Party
U.S. to Evacuate Americans by Sea from Lebanon
The White House said the rescue by sea will take place Tuesday and will shrink the Beirut embassy staff from 43 to 15. About 200 Americans had signed up, leaving 200 to 400 others in Lebanon, with exact numbers to be determined.
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Washington
Lebanon
Ford
White House
U.S
Beirut
Tine Liberation Organization
John Carlson
Carlson
Judge signs kidnap and robbery charges in Chowchilla case
Judge Howard Green of the Chowchilla district signed the order late Friday granting bail and sealing for 10 days confidential information from law enforcement. The three men face 27 counts of kidnapping and 16 counts of robbery over the abduction and imprisonment of victims in a buried moving-trailer in Alameda County. Prosecutors say additional charges may follow.
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Howard Green
Chowchilla Judicial District
Alameda County
Old Brick Church Fight Delays Demolition in Iowa City
Judge William Eads will rule Monday on a petition for a temporary injunction to halt demolition of the 120 year old First Presbyterian church known as Old Brick. A temporary restraining order blocks plans to sell the property to the University of Iowa for open space, as critics press to fund compensation for the Regents contract.
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Iowa City
William Eads
First Presbyterian
Johnson County Court House
University of Iowa
State Board of Regents
U of I
The
Defense Committee For
First Street Block Closes for Interstate Bridge Work
First Street NE from A to B avenues will close Monday due to construction of the Interstate 380 bridge over the Cedar River. The closure lasts until the lower levels of the bridge are finished and the project is slated for completion in 1978.
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First Street
Cedar River
Two Persons Injured In C R Accidents
Two people sustained minor injuries in unrelated traffic accidents Saturday. Ricki M. Kern, 20, of 1330 Fifth Street NW, was treated and released at Mercy Hospital after colliding with a car driven by Donald N. Ellickson, 19, of 299 Twenty-Fourth Avenue SW at 2 30 p.m. The crash occurred when Kern tried to pass as Ellickson turned left from Bowling Street West onto Twenty-seventh Avenue SW.
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Ricki M. Kern
Fifth Street
Mercy Hospital
Donald N. Ellickson
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Kern
Ellickson
Bowling Street
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Minor Injuries In Two Separate Cedar Rapids Accidents
Two Cedar Rapids residents suffered minor injuries in separate Friday and Saturday crashes. Roy A. Rhodes 22 of 3300 Dunham Drive SW was treated at St Luke's and released after his car collided with Patricia J. Orton 51 of 909 Wiley Boulevard NW. Rhodes was southbound on Glass Road NE and turned left onto Amber Drive when the collision occurred. Rhodes was charged with turning left at an intersection.
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Cedar Rapids
Roy A. Rhodes
Dunham Drive
St. Luke’s
Patricia J. Orton
Wiley Boulevard
Rhodes
Glass Road
Amber Drive
Orton
David A. Peters
Eleventh Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Peters
Rockford Road
Rockford
Mercy Hospital Earns Two Year JCAH Accreditation
Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids is reaccredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals for two years after an on site survey. The accreditation places Mercy among about 4,800 general hospitals nationwide meeting JCAH standards. Participation is voluntary and aims to raise care quality beyond government licensing requirements.
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Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
JCAH
Mary Lawrence
Mercy
U.S
City Briefs Tools Stolen From Truck in Residence Parking
David English reports tools valued at 400 dollars stolen from a pickup parked outside his residence Friday night. A billfold with 92 dollars was reported missing from Jim Turnquist’s home at 322 Thirty-seventh Street NE.
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David English
Fruitland Boulevard
Jim Turnquist
Thirty-seventh Street
Castro Angolan Leaders to Speak at Mass Rally
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro and Angolan President Agostinho Neto will address a mass rally Monday to commemorate the 23rd anniversary of the Cuban revolution, Radio Havana reported.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Agostinho Neto
Radio Havana
Man Arrested on Variety of Charges
Cedar Rapids police arrested 33 year old Norman C. Ogle Saturday night in the 200 block of Twelfth avenue SE on charges of malicious injury to a vehicle and to a building and assault and battery. He allegedly broke a theater window kicked a parked car and assaulted an officer. Ogle is jailed in Linn county with a 1125 dollar bond.
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Norman C. Ogle
Cedar Rapids
Ogle
Twelfth Avenue
Linn County
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Various Iowa Towns
Several obituaries and funeral notices list ages and service details for Belle Plaine Vinton Coralville Independence Oelwein Sigourney Monticello Waukon Harpers Ferry Brandon Brandon Vinton. Services include church memorials wakes roasts cemeteries and call times with locations at Sacred Heart St Annes St Pauls Cedar Memorial First Presbyterian and other churches. Burial pages and memorial funds are noted for some, with calls today and Monday service times.
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Belle Plaine
Robert Lester
Hrabak’s. Vinton
Fred E. Mollenhour
Campbell-Russell’s. Coralville
David Glenn Freeman
George L
Bertha Geary
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Brant-Kern’s. Sigourney
Aldris C. McCullough
Holm’s
Michael Frances
Monroe City
Ind
Pennington Cemetery
Monticello
Harold E. Secrist
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Memorial Fund
Waukon
Connie Regan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lycurgus
Visitation
Bakke-Hanson's
Harpers Ferry
Richard Heffern
St. Anne’s Catholic Church
St. Anne's Church
Rosary
Bakke- Hanson's
Ronny Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
Martin's
Brandon
Sam E. Dorman
Brandon Methodist Church
Phillips Funeral Home
Vinton
Adelia Alpers
Phillips
Theisen
Charles J
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Martin T. Laughlin
Shiloh
Teahen Funeral
Three Cubans Held for Plot to Bomb Manhattan Theater
Three Cuban immigrants linked to Omega 7 were arrested early Saturday as they tried to light a pipe bomb outside the Academy of Music in Manhattan. The eight inch C-4 device was found before it could detonate during a pro Cuba event. Suspects George Gomez Armand Santana and Alfredo Chumanceiro, all from New Jersey, faced charges as police said security would be heightened for the concert.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
New Jersey
Omega 7
United Nations
U.N
Academy of Music
Lower East Side
Academy
Cuba
Ade
George Gomez
Union City
N.J
Armand Santana
West New York
Alfredo Chumanceiro
Weather Summary and Local Notices From Daily Record
Winds calm at 10 p.m. and sun rise and set times noted. Extended forecast shows seasonable temperatures with mid 80s to 90s highs and upper 60s to mid 60s lows. Births listed for multiple families with dates and addresses. Fire report and air evacuation note included with a needless call at a city road address.
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Cedar Rapids Area
Obituaries note Cecile F. Cox 78 of Swisher dies after brief illness and memorials to the American Heart Fund. Robert Lester 71 of Belle Plaine dies of heart attack. IOOF services planned. Other notices list services for Owen and Turner families and Charles J Theisen with burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
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Robert C. Cox
Iowa City
Swisher
Rebekah Lodge
Swisher American Legion Auxiliary
Robert W. Ross
Cedar Rapids
Edna van Cleve
Ada Dostal
Francis Ford
Phoenix, Ariz
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
John Huber
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Marion
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
American Heart Fund
Robert Lester
Belle Plaine
Lester
Penick and Ford
Axler Shoe
Ioof Lodge
Virginia
Robert
Houston
Texas
IOOF
Hrabak
Holmes Charged After One-Car Crash Into House
Fredrick Holmes aged 50 of 5130 avenue NW was charged with drunk driving lack of vehicle control and failure to carry a valid license after his car hit the rear of a house at 314 Fifth Street NW. Police reported the accident occurred at 8 16 p.m. Saturday when Holmes turned from Fifth Street into an alley.
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Fredrick Holmes
Avenue NW
Holmes
Fifth Street NW
Fifth Street
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Viking Lander
Coral Beach Accord
Ters
C.R
Nancy Hanson
1510
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St. Luke's Hospital
C Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Charmaine Weber
J Avenue NE
Michael Thorson
C Avenue NE
Weber
Thorson
Iowa
C.R. Weather
Daily Record
St. Luke's
David Anderson
Central City
Dennis Bergen
Steven Scheir
I Avenue
John C. Oakley
Tenth Street
Richard Duran
Fourteenth Street
Donald David
Stanwood
William H N
Sheridan Drive
Dennis Shakespeare
Pine View Drive
John Beckmann
Tipton
Mt. Vernon Road
Cecile F. Cox
Twenty-seventh Avenue Drive
L.S. Skvor
the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Sunda
Associated Press
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
Monahan-stewart
N.E
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Wilbert Brand
Wilbert
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
Blairs Ferry Rd
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