Fire Chief Eyes Hands On Fire Drill
Gazette report notes Fire Chief Ed sel McMickle volunteers for a practice fire with gear and nozzle, while Ann Schrader receives water and a strenuous workout. Page 1B. The item blends with other features on community topics and local events.
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Gazette
Ann Schrader
Weather Forecase Partly Cloudy With Warm Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with lows in the lower 60s and Thursday highs in the mid 80s. A home owner quips about an automatic air conditioner that breaks down each time temperatures reach 90 degrees.
Disc Star Concept Drawn By Arizona Ames Team
An artist’s conception of a disc star found in Cygnus by a University of Arizona and NASA Ames Research Center team suggests that if aligned with the solar system the white hot disc could engulf Earth. The disc is about twenty times wider than thick and radiates twenty times the light of its central star, with planets believed to be forming around it.
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Cygnus
University of Arizona-Nasa Ames Research Center
Escapee Michael Bottoms Seeks Surrender After Jail Break
Attorney for Michael Bottoms says Bottoms wants to turn himself in to authorities after escaping Linn County Jail with Thomas Chase. Sheriff says Bottoms will require assurance he will not be stopped at roadblocks. Sheriff compares Bottoms to James Earl Ray. Bottoms was serving one year for assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm.
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Michael Bottoms
Linn County
Sheriff's Department
Bottoms
Orlie Workman
Workman
James Earl Ray
Intel
Thomas Chase
Arms Race and Trade Increase Warn SIPRI Yearbook
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute reports the nuclear arms race and expanded arms trade elevate the risk of a general nuclear war. U S and Soviet forces include about 1 054 ICBMs and 9 000 warheads for the United States. the Soviet Union has roughly 1 500 ICBMs and 140 strategic bombers with some 4 000 warheads. The study notes improvements in guidance, satellites, and early warning raise both capability and danger, with 1 386 military satellites launched over 20 years and 125 nuclear weapon accidents in 30 years without a detonation.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Soviet Union
SIPRI
Vance Urges Latin Leaders to Honor U S Rights Appeals
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance warned Latin American leaders at the OAS conference in Grenada they cannot ignore U S appeals for human rights. He pressed for justice as a tool against terrorism, citing Brazil's stance on military aid and urging concrete actions. Grenada Prime Minister Eric Gairy opened the meeting with a call for an international inquiry into UFOs.
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Cyrus Vance
Washington
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Vance
Chile
Argentina
Carter
U.S
State Department
Eric Gairy
Carter Protests Detention of LA Times Reporter in Moscow
President Carter voiced strongest objections to the Soviet detention of Los Angeles Times correspondent Robert Toth in Moscow. He warned of possible retaliation and cited international press coverage and Helsinki agreement discussions as factors shaping any response. Toth, within Lefortovo prison grounds, was questioned about contacts with jailed dissident Anatoly Shcharansky and warned not to leave the Soviet Union pending investigation.
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UPI
Carter
Los Angeles Times
Robert Toth
Moscow
Toth
White House
Belgrade
State Department
John Trattner
Claibore Pell
D-R.i
Senate
Russia
KGB
Anatoly Shcharansky
Soviet Union
President Carter
Otis Chandler
Panel Approval To Higher Tax On Gasoline
Washington AP report says the House Ways and Means Committee approved a multibillion tax on oil with debate over revenue use to begin. The levy could raise gasoline costs by seven cents a gallon by 1981 and aim to rebate up to 45 dollars per person annually to consumers. The panel indicated proceeds should not fund oil industry incentives, with the tax rising in three steps starting next year.
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Carter
House
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U.S
Williams Trial Delayed in Cedar Rapids Murder Case
The Williams murder retrial in Linn County Cedar Rapids is postponed two weeks to July 5. Judge James Donato ordered the delay due to a related Minneapolis hearing on exhumation of Albert Bowers, a YMCA janitor, whose body is buried there.
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Linn
Cedar Rapids
Polk County
James Donato
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Minn
Albert Bowers
YMCA
Bowers
Williams
Pamela Powers
Urbandale
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