No clear single headline from fragment
The text mentions multiple items: a Cedar Rapids cruelty to animals conviction, wind energy debates, rising auto insurance rates in Iowa, revived Iowa towns on new maps, a new agriculture forecasting agency, potential hamburger beef shortages, Rex Mays race winner Johnny Rutherford and Gordon Johncock injury, Cedar Rapids Giants versus Clinton baseball, HUD secretary Patricia Harris addressing mayors, and Rosalynn Carter’s Latin America trip opening lines of communication.
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State Department
Rosalynn Carter
Latin America
World A South Moluccan siege ends with hostage deaths
A South Moluccan terrorist reportedly killed one of two hostages as Dutch commandos stormed the besieged train in northern Holland. The killer of the other hostage remained undetermined. Page 7.
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Holland
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday weather update
Partly cloudy conditions forecast for tonight and Tuesday. Lows tonight in the upper 50s with Tuesday highs from 75 to 80 degrees. The note ends with an unrelated pun about invention and vacation.
Windmills Come Back in Rural Iowa Energy Plans
Rural Iowa researchers test wind powered heat for farms and homes. George Wilson of Bloomfield and Leo Soderholm of Ames lead a three turbine wind energy project funded by ERDA via USDA. A 45 foot pole hosts a Grumman three blade 15 kilowatt unit heating house water and supplying energy alongside federal support and other university studies.
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Bloomfield
Leo Soderholm
Ames
Wilson
Soderholm
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Research Service
Iowa State University
Grumman Aerospace Co
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Soderholm and Wilson
USDA
Beltsville
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
NASA
Sandusky
Ohio
Rockwell International
Golden, Colo
Sandia Laboratories
Albuquerque
N.M
Colorado State University
Kansas State University
Bushland
Texas
Tired Ray Back in Prison
James Earl Ray, captured after a two day escape from Brushy Mountain prison, was placed in isolation and faced disciplinary and possible escape charges. The manhunt ended with Ray back eight miles from the prison and one other escapee still at large as authorities praised the operation and estimated costs.
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Brushy Mountain
Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King, Jr
Ray
Stoney Lane
Douglas Shelton
Brushy Mountain Penitentiary
Carter frames energy plan as gravest domestic issue
President Carter calls his energy program the gravest domestic issue the administration will handle and urges Congress to reverse setbacks in House committees. He notes five nominees for FBI director from a screening panel, with the next director likely among them. He defends quick rebukes of congressional edits, blaming oil and auto lobbyists.
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UPI
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House
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Los Angeles County
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Wayne County
Mich
U.S. Appeals Court
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Chicago
Neal Welch
Philadelphia
FBI
John Irwin, Jr
Massachusetts
Ten Americans Released From Cuban Prisons
Ten unidentified Americans were released from Cuban prisons and flown to Mexico City Sunday night, UPI reports. The Castro government had decided to release 10 of the 30 Americans held in Cuban jails, apparently on drug charges, while seven politically detained Americans were not included in the amnesty.
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Mexico City
UPI
Havana
U.S
Vernon MclIninch
Denver man buys IE Tower in Cedar Rapids
Trans- America Investment Group of Tulsa sold the IE Tower downtown Cedar Rapids to Samuel Gary of Denver Colorado. Stewart P. Newell of Denver notified tenants of the sale. Gary, an independent oil producer and former Webb Resources owner, arranged the deal and remains majority stockholder in Webb Resources.
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IE Tower
Cedar Rapids
Trans- America Investment Group
Tulsa
Okla
Samuel Gary
Denver
Colo
Stewart P. Newell
Gary
Webb Resources
Court upholds foster child removal without hearings
The Supreme Court unanimously rules state and city officials need not hold administrative hearings before removing a child from a foster home. New York law allowed 10 days notice with a 18 month conference right, challenged as due process by the plaintiffs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
New York City
Prettiest dog helps track Ray to capture
In Brushy Mountain Tennessee the bloodhound Sandy and her sister Little Red, tracked by guards Chapman and Newberg, helped locate James Earl Ray after a weekend wall escape. The dogs, trained to track humans, aided by rain soaked ground, followed scent relays across Cumberland Mountain terrain to near the New River area before Ray was found.
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Brushy Mountain Tenn
Sammy Joe Chapman
Sandy
Little Red
James Earl Ray
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Chapman
Johnny Newberg
Brushy Mountain Bloodhound
Ray
Cumberland Mountain
New River
No Evidence Ray Had Outside Help in Escape
UPI reports two house assassination committee investigators found no evidence James Earl Ray received outside aid or funds for his Tennessee prison escape. Deputy Chief Counsel Robert Lehner said there was no outside aid or arms connected to Ray. Chief investigator Edward Evans added no link between stolen clothing near the prison and the escape.
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UPI
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James Earl Ray
Tennessee
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Lehner
Ray
Edward Evans
King
Martin Luther King, Jr
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