Marion drivers face tougher downtown task
The bulletin notes motorists in Marion encounter heavier traffic and slower travel as downtown streets present unusual challenges. It mentions a chartered bus traveling to Georgia for an ordination and references related pages for more details.
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Bus Tour Crash in Arkansas Leaves 20 Dead
A Texas chartered tour bus with 34 aboard plunged 50 feet into a ravine along Arkansas Highway 7. Police say brakes failed as records show at least 20 killed and 13 injured with several passengers trapped. driver among the dead. Victims from Dallas area. trip to Branson and Eureka Springs.
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Iran hostage plan reported by Gazette leaked
The Carter administration reportedly weighs a new Iranian proposal to release the 53 American hostages in Tehran with a show trial for those accused of espionage, then freeing them after conviction. Khomeini denounces Carter as a rough neck and calls for trial, while Iran cements anti-Soviet stance and executes 12 for drug offenses in Hamadan and Jourghan.
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House backs killing Carter gas fee despite veto target
The House and Senate moved to kill President Carter’s proposed gasoline fee, sending the measure to the White House for a veto. Supporters argued the veto would face a Senate override, while Carter and allies pressed for energy security and conservation.
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Wyoming streets maze marks US 64 rebuild
Wyoming Iowa residents face detours and missing signs as a $6.5 million U.S. 64 project between Anamosa and Monmouth closes stretches and creates a one way, confusing route. City street head LeRoy Dirks notes quirks and frustration while engineers tout an end in sight by summer.
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