Senate lifts Turkey embargo as Rhodesia talks loom
The Senate voted 57 to 42 to end the Turkish arms embargo, while considering a Rhodesia sanctions compromise. A plan would delay lifting sanctions until a new government is ready for an all party conference. The White House favors a middle course on Rhodesia, with Cyprus negotiations also shaping the debate.
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Judge Allows Fedorenko To Keep U.S. Citizenship
U.S. District Judge Norman Roettger found no proof that Feodor Fedorenko engaged in killings or mistreatment of Jews while serving as a guard at a Nazi death camp. The Ukrainian native was accused of lying on naturalization papers when he became a citizen in 1949, but he was declared a victim of Nazi aggression and retained his citizenship.
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Federal warrant issued for Tulsa man in Sirloin Stockade killings
In Oklahoma City the FBI says a warrant is out for Dennis Edward Loane, 37, amid questions in the Sirloin Stockade murders of six workers last week. Police acknowledge information leak and say Loane is a possible suspect. he was convicted about two years ago in a restaurant case.
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Portugal coalition falls ends Soares government plans
Portugal faced a collapsed Socialist government as President Ramalho Eanes weighed firing Premier Soares after Conservatives withdrew from the coalition. The walkout left the 102 Socialist seats short of a majority in the 263-member legislature following three minister resignations over farm policy.
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Balloonists launch transatlantic attempt from St John’s
Two British balloonists Don Cameron and Christopher Davey started a transatlantic flight from Banner Man Park in St John’s in clear weather. The nine story yellow balloon filled with hot air and helium rose before over 1,000 spectators, marking the 18th attempt to cross the Atlantic by balloon with all prior attempts failing.
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Gambier charged in securities robbery
New York AP report says Anthony Lucido a 32 year old Long Island man described as an avid gambler was charged with robbery illegal possession of dangerous weapons and kidnapping. He allegedly aided a daytime ambush that netted 5 million in stocks and negotiable securities on July 13. Lucido a former messenger for Bradford Securities Processing Service was arrested near Canal Street after the crime.
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Suspect T linked to Muskogee robbery and 15 other cases
Police said the individual is a robbery suspect tied to a Muskogee incident and under investigation for involvement in fifteen additional robberies.
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Navy to provide exams for asbestos exposed personnel
The Navy will offer medical exams interviews and questionnaires for civilian and military personnel exposed to asbestos cancer risk. About 150 000 uniformed personnel and 70 000 civilians will be tested. The service banned asbestos in new ships over five years ago and ordered replacement during overhauls.
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Farber ready to go to jail over Jascalevich files
New York Times reporter Myron A. Farber says he will remain jailed rather than reveal his files on Dr. Mario Jascalevich who faces murder charges in New Jersey. The New Jersey Supreme Court refused a stay of Farber's civil contempt sentence pending appeal, granting temporary freedom only until noon Friday for lawyers to seek a U.S. Supreme Court stay.
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Senate calls to end Paraquat spraying on marijuana
The Senate approved a voice vote amendment to a foreign arms bill calling for an end to spraying Mexican marijuana with Paraquat. The measure would deny U S funds for such spraying and must pass the House before taking effect.
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Hundreds spot silvery moon shaped object over Washington
Thirty years ago hundreds of residents reported seeing a bright moon shaped silvery object streak across the Washington sky. The sighting drew attention from local residents and sparked inquiry into unusual aerial phenomena.
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Mississippi River Stage Totals and Changes by City
River gauges across Iowa and Illinois show current readings with flood levels and day changes. LaCrosse 7.8 rise 0.1 while Davenport falls 0.3. Dubuque 12.6 steady. Clinton 11.9 up 0.1. others steady or down with Cedar Rapids at 5.57 down 0.33.
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Carter orders limited U.S. contacts with Moscow amid tensions
The Carter administration cuts official exchanges with the Soviet Union to a minimum after imposing trade reprisals. State Department spokesman Hodding Carter cites concern over dissidents and reporters. Assistant HUD Secretary Lawrence Simons cancels a 14 day Soviet visit. Arms control talks remain unaffected.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishment and Circulation Note
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established in 1883, is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail for various durations and regions and notes AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches.
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Cousins cannot be forced to donate bone marrow
In Pittsburgh a judge ruled that a dying man cannot compel his cousin to donate marrow. Judge John Flaherty called forcible tissue extraction unethical and incompatible with individual sanctity under Pennsylvania law. The case concerns a potential biologic match between Robert McFall and cousin David Shimp. On the same date in 1973 the U N Security Council vetoed a resolution decrying Israel’s occupation.
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