Jury selection reports spark debate over fairness and officer conduct
Defense experts criticized Judge Edward McManus questioning as insufficiently probing while noting defense juror scrutiny ran late into the night. The trial drew attention for alleged promises by Holder to secure release of detained individuals and for a checkpoint arrest of Jerry and Linda Wilson with handguns en route to the IRS office.
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Peace talks on pause after mixed signs from Mideast
President Ford plans a June meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Rabin as Sadat reports hopeful moves toward peace. Israel agrees to thin Sinai forces, while Sadat warns cargo through the canal remains unresolved. Bipartisan Iowa highway tax reform stalls amid party divides.
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Last 17 B-52s To Leave Thai Bases
The last of the B-52 bombers that pounded North Vietnam from Thai bases will begin withdrawing this week. Seventeen B-52s remain at the bases, with their last combat mission flown nearly two years ago after a bombing halt. The 31 F-111 fighters in Thailand will depart June 15 as part of a program to end U.S. military presence by next March.
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European Space Agency Created by Western European Nations
European Space Agency formed by 10 West European countries to pool costs and technology for space research and exploration projects. The move aims to accelerate cooperation and share funding across member states.
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Kirkwood board weighs library size and design plan
Kirkwood Community College directors debated whether a 55,000 square foot library is too large and if 30,000 square feet would suffice while approving to hire an architect for a new learning resources center. A staff committee had proposed the 55,000 square foot facility, citing a current 7,000 square feet of space in temporary buildings.
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Kirkwood weighs library versus classrooms expansion
Hired for Kirkwood Library Supt Selby Ballantyne emphasized the college needs a new library plus five more classrooms and new welding and agricultural mechanics buildings costing about 704000 dollars. Mill levy funds from 1976 to 1981 would raise about 3700000 dollars, not enough for all projects, prompting debate on priorities and architecture.
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Savings account offer with $500 minimum open or deposit
Open a new Savings Account of 500 or more, or add 500 or more to an existing account, and choose free gifts at convenient nearby locations. The notice promotes the incentive and directs customers to visit closer branches for enrollment.
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Cedar Rapids System Telephone Area Ten Contacts
A Cedar Rapids contact line lists System Telephone 363 8244 for Area Ten SEATS, with alternate Cedar Rapids numbers 398 5605 and 800 332 5934 for elsewhere. The brief notice provides multiple numbers to reach coverage and services.
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