Alignment review of 1 380 through Hiawatha proposed
Hiawatha city council heard highway commission plans for 1 380 routes through the town with alternatives on intersection heights and noise. Planning commission will study options Tuesday to decide whether to pass the road over or under 1 280, amid residents opposition to a central path. A city park project and sewer easements were also discussed, with federal funds sought to match local bonds.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Joan Biederman
Mlewatha
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Linn County, Regional Planning Commission
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Open House for Principal Debban Ends 20 Years of Service
City briefs list an open house for Principal Charles Debban who is leaving after twenty years. The event runs Sunday from 2 to 4 pm at a local Tromng School.
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Tromng School
Charles Debban
Armed Robbery Seeks Suspect On River Road
A six year old Cedar Rapids boy told Linn sheriff’s office he was robbed of 16 by a man with a claimed 3d cal pistol. The robber, about 40, 5 feet 8, 190 to 200 pounds, wore green striped shirt and green pants, drove a dirty early 1960s Dodge pickup, and warned the boy about his life. He spoke with the boy near the Cedar River bank just off River Road southwest of Cedar Rapids.
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Millsap Cleanly Responds to Police Department Divide
Millsap defends his stance amid internal department strife arising from alleged fear driven discipline. He declines public airing of issues while urging voters to wait for full facts before forming opinions. Police Chief Matias rejects charges and backs an official commission inquiry as Millsap takes appeal.
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Rich Washington dealer buys six thousand dollar wine bottle
Atlanta report says Richard Kronheim of Washington DC won 11 six thousand dollar bottles in a national rare wine auction. The event moved well over a quarter million dollars as bidders sought a six if not seven figure collection. Kronheim plans to wait before opening the nine liter bottle and notes it yields 24 glasses at about 260 dollars each.
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Chateau Moutan- Rothschild
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Kranteim
Otis Elevator workers flee Argentina after threat
Thirteen foreign employees of Otis Elevator Co. left Argentina after a caller identifying as a member of the Trotekyite People’s Revolutionary Army demanded 800000 dollars and a 100 percent salary increase. Otis kept silent on specifics while operations remained normal. The group allegedly linked to Ford extortion last week.
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Hour of Death: Peak Crash Risk 4 to 6 PM
The National Automobile Club warns that the most dangerous driving hour is 4 to 6 pm. Drivers face higher crash risk due to fading light and peak urban traffic during these hours.
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National Automobile Club
Aggression By British Iceland Says Escalates Fishing Row
Iceland accuses 10 to 20 British trawlers of ramming an Icelandic tugboat east of Iceland, risking sinking. Government spokesman Hannes Jonsson calls it a horrible act of aggression as rescue efforts continue. The Arvakur coast guard tug may be sinking. British trawlers reportedly damaged.
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Science Columnist Delos Smith Dies
New York United Press International science editor Delos Smith, 68, died of lung cancer Thursday night. A former intern at UPI, he won the 1979 New York Press Club feature award for My Fight Against Cancer. He resumed his column after surgery but returned to hospital a month ago.
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U S Gave Cambodia Helicopter Gunships for Combat
AP sources report the United States provided Cambodia with Huey helicopter gunships for close air support. In South Vietnam a Viet Cong attack near Saigon killed one soldier and wounded 13, destroying 9,000 tons of artillery shells. Cambodian training in Thailand praised. U S plans discussed turn over squadrons to Cambodia as part of aid.
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Greece Referendum History Highlights Monarchy to Republic Shifts
Papadopoulos outlines Greece's political arc from hereditary monarchy to exile led by figures tied to 1967 and 1987 coups. He notes the monarchy’s return after World War II, Metaxas’s abolition, and Constantine’s exile in Rome amid Cold War clashes, while signaling uncertainty over a forthcoming plebiscite.
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Rome
Florida Heights highest point in Florida near Lakewood
The highest point in Florida lies near Lakewood in the northwest region, reaching an elevation of 325 feet above sea level. This landmark marks the state’s topographic high point and is noted in geographic surveys.
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95 Percent Response To City Survey
City homeowners participated in a WL social planning agency survey, with 36 percent of surveys completed and returned. Results will be submitted to the city council in ten days to two weeks to gauge service valuing by residents and priorities for public projects. Carol Rickwy of the Linn county health center led the evaluation.
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WL Social Planning Agency
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Linn County Heath Center
Federal Income Tops Estimates
Washington reports mid year federal budget review showing tax revenue exceeding January estimates by 17 billion, prompting a cut in projected deficits to 18 billion for 1974 and 9 billion. strong income taxes reflect booming economy while OMB cautions restraint on spending. Interest costs rise 1.4 billion, keeping overall expenditures flat despite some program cuts. Pope John II mentioned with figures amid legacy notes.
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Brazilian Plane Wreck Kills 23 in Amazon City
A Brazilian jetliner with twenty three aboard crashed and exploded while landing at Sao Luiz city in the Amazon region. Airline officials confirmed the casualties and said the aircraft was operated by Criteria no Sul Airlines.
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