Television Listings By Markets In Iowa
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Waterloo
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
LaCrosse
Cedar
Rochester
Ottumwar
Iowe City
Rock Island
Se Maines
HEW Sponsored LSD Tests In U S Government Studies
The HEW conducted LSD trials on about 2508 prisoners patients and volunteers between 1954 and 1968 to assess medical value. Experiments occurred at NIMH in Bethesda and Spring Grove State Hospital. Informed consent practices were later tightened amid questions about subject awareness and follow up.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Department
National Institute of Mental Health
Bethesda
Spring Grove State Hospital
Catonsville
NIMH
Board Saves Surfer From Hungry Shark
In a 12 foot shark attack off Maroochydore beach 300 yards from shore Gary Grace 21 was bitten on the buttocks and arm yet saved by his surfboard. His brother Michael 19 says the shark bit both man and board then released Gary who surfaced shouting and kicking. Gary received 30 stitches and was listed in satisfactory condition.
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Sydney
Australia
Maroochydore
Gary Grace
Brisbane
Gary
Michael
Shakespearean Quip Slams Kissinger Trash Scandal
Washington based dialogue shows Shakespearean quotes retold to lampoon the National Enquirer trash bags taken from Henry Kissinger's home. The exchange jokes about privacy violations and media ethics, with irony and wit highlighting public fascination with celebrity waste.
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Washington
Ford Holds Big Lead on Reagan In South
A Cox Newspapers survey of 94 Southern Republican readers finds Ford favored for the 1976 GOP nomination over Reagan by 59 to 25 percent with 18 percent undecided. The poll shows Southern conservatives shifting away from Reagan since spring and widespread opposition to keeping Rockefeller on the ticket.
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Washington
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
South
Cox Newspapers
Cox
Reagan
House
Rockefeller
Turkish forces begin moving to seize U S bases in Turkey
Ankara reports Turkish units started moving into U S military installations around Turkey. Officials say troops are taking control of bases under a plan by the Turkish general staff. No site confirmations or base closures announced. operations suspended gradually since Saturday with sensitive equipment remaining on.
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Ankara
Turkey
U.S
Ment
Five Women Die in Fire at French Elderly Home
In Vitteaux France five women aged up to 100 were asphyxiated in a Monday fire at a home for the aged. Authorities said the blaze occurred in the village, and emergency services reported the fatalities.
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Dion
France
Vitteaux
Time Richardson May Head CIA
Time magazine names Elliott Richardson former attorney general and U S ambassador to Britain as a prime possibility to become CIA director. Wiliam Colby’s departure is anticipated. other candidates include George Shultz William Ruckelshaus and Cyrus Vance.
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New York
Elliot Richardson
U.S
Britain
CIA
Time Magazine
Thisweek
Wiliam Golby
Time
Colby
Treasury
George Shultz
Dep. Atty
William Ruckelshaus
Defense
Cytus Vance
Americans Flee Embattled Angola
Americans and Europeans continued to flee Luanda as rival Angolan armies clash for control. British consulate shut, staff evacuated to London, with reports of massacres and as many as 14 000 FNLA troops moving on Luanda. About 170 Americans lived in Angola before evacuees. Portuguese troops fired on crowds outside MPLA HQ, killing at least 20 and wounding 20, amid neutrality orders in the power struggle.
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Luanda
Angola
U.S
London
Stanley Croft
Croft
National Front For the Liberation of Angola
FNLA
MPLA
Luanda Bay
Texaco Oil Co
Gabon
Atlantic
Texaco
Portugal
Democrats Fall $1 Million Short Of Telethon Goal
AP reports California Democrats fell short of a $6 million telethon goal, with pledges tallying near $4.7 million after a 22 hour show. Pam Duffy noted California fared better than other states, down about 15 percent versus a 40 percent drop nationwide, as the party aims to cover $2.6 million in debts and fund campaigns.
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Ameren
Today Aoas
Guidin
Kongaraa Sara
Sanford and Son
Kongaros Hera
Kongarea
Biche
Halloweed Sas
Mike Douglas
Dinah Share
NW Traveler
Doctors
Sesame Steel
Wheel Fortune
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Somerset
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Tomorrow
Flintstones
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Los Angeles
Democratic Party
California
Pam Duffy
American Broadcasting Company
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