County Jail Inspection Praises Security Yet Cites Safety Gaps
A grand jury report on Linn County Jail commends cleanliness and safety measures including a cell observation system, notes good confinement conditions, and signals improvements since construction. It also flags possible violations of fire safety standards and cites an unfiled social services inspection with the county attorney.
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Fall TV premieres stretched by writers strike
TV critic notes the 16 week Writers Guild strike delays fall debuts from September into October with NBC listing most premiere dates. He cites scattered network schedules, argues for a year round system to stabilize writing and production, and laments the feast or famine rhythm hurting writers, actors, and the industry.
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Stennis Leaves Medical Center After Gunshot Wounds
Senator John Stennis, 71, discharged from Walter Reed Army Medical Center after recovering from January gunshot wounds. Doctors say he will not resume full duties for several weeks as his progress toward full recovery continues to be excellent.
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Local TV Listings and Station IDs Found in OCR Text
A damaged OCR fragment lists station call letters and city abbreviations such as Listin WOC TV Davenport and other outlets Rochester Des Moines and Dubuque. The text also contains stray strings that resemble unrelated phrases and mock headings.
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Davenport
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Rochester
Who-Tv
Des Moines
KDUB
Dubuque
Clifford Irving Denied Parole
Clifford Irving, 42, who tried to write a bogus Howard Hughes biography, was denied parole by the U.S. parole board. He remains at Danbury Federal Correctional Institution. The board will review his case in 1974 after his 2 1/2 year sentence began August 28, 1972 for conspiring to defraud McGraw-Hill.
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Howard Hughes
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Ting
McGraw-Hill
Trvingt
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
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Campaign Limits Vote in Senate Amid Debate
Washington AP reports a proposed bill to sharply curb campaign contributions and expenditures in federal elections. It would amend the 1974 campaign finance disclosure law, impose tougher penalties, and create an independent bipartisan enforcement commission. The measure faces slow progress and potential House opposition.
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Washington
Watergala
CDIP report warns of Orwellian data system for prisons
A panel led by Willis Ware warns that automated personal data systems to monitor prison populations threaten civil liberties. The study, part of a federally financed effort, argues such systems risk eroding lines between record-keeping categories and creating a government dossiers nightmare. The report cites a blueprint for 1984 and notes technical hurdles and high costs before any system could be built.
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American Justice Institute
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Government study weighs SSN use for ninth graders
A government report argues against a compulsory SSN program for children under ninth grade, noting many youths may need SSNs for part time work or tax purposes but recommending no issuance before the ninth grade. It suggests SSNs should not be issued by Social Security or at schools or other institutions for younger children.
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Items Worth $1300 Fire Reported Stolen
Francis Pitlik reported theft of items valued around 1300 dollars from his Cronthie home on Sunday to Monday morning. Five guns about 580 dollars, a 500 dollar television, five radios 130 dollars, 60 dollars in change, and 100 pounds of meal from a refrigerator were stolen.
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Emerald Knights Name Director
James Bishop of 225 Twenty Ninth Street Drive SE has been appointed director of the Emerald Knights drum and bugle corps by the ensemble. Bishop previously played with Cedar Rapids Cadet and worked for Collisis Radio Co, reflecting his long marching and musical background.
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Twenty Ninth Street Drive
Smerald Knights
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Cedar Rapids
Collisis Radio Co
Good salesman markets in vast territory with ads daily
A diligent salesman covers a wide territory and relies on daily ads to reach customers. The note emphasizes consistent advertising as a key habit for success in sales and market expansion.
Cambodia Bombing Debate Shapes Vietnam War Policy
The article notes Faye and others defending Cambodia bombing as a military necessity that increased American casualties in Vietnam. Senators Stone, Stonet Syaiington and Wheeler critique the surge, while Kissinger and several congress members were reportedly informed. A Supreme Court decision on halting the bombing is pending.
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Courthouse suit seeks 39,240.16 in auto crash damages
Bila Ann Addison of 5721 Chestreal SW sues Alligon J Andrews, alleging a car driven by Andrews hit her vehicle on Sixtrafreat street. She claims negligent speeding and loss of control caused injuries, seeking 1500 from Addison car, 915.59 hospitalization, 3276 lost wages, and 95,000 for disfigurement and scarring.
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Oxford Youth Held In Purse Snatching
A twelve year old Oxford boy was charged with robbery after snatching a purse in front of University Hospital Monday. The suspect fled on a motorcycle. description via walkie talkie led Coralville police to arrest him within six minutes. He was held for juvenile authorities.
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