Doll Lady of Marion and City Drama Headline
Marion earns the nickname Doll Lady for her antique and novelty dolls. Cedar Rapids residents may face bike registration laws with weekend registration uptake. Northeast Cedar Rapids seeks to secede. Health dept finds no public health problem from X disease. Milford salesman sues ABC over 20/20 material. Bridges on Iowa county roads questioned by Hamilton County Engineer. President's popularity falls with Senate ally unfazed. David Graham stars at the U.S. Open. Lincoln boyhood home sale linked to Daniel Boone tale. Reader recounts Sexaholics Anonymous experience.
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Burt Reynolds film teases fans with speed and fun
A note on a new Burt Reynolds movie promises a lively ride with a pretty lead and lots of fast driving, aimed at pleasing his fan base. Page 4B.
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TV quips spark debate on family viewing standards
A husband quips that television programs drive family calm, remarking that the more unsuitable the show, the less restless the children. The line reflects ongoing concerns about media content and child behavior.
Nixon liable in spying case upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld a ruling ordering Nixon and two aides to pay damages for wiretapping a National Security Council official and family. The 4-4 decision leaves the lower ruling in place but carries no broad precedent for presidential liability. The case returns to federal court for damages determination.
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Controllers accept pact ending nationwide air strike threat
After all night talks, air traffic controllers reach a tentative contract with PATCO and the FAA. The 6 am CDT deadline passed with no strike. airports report normal operations and carriers say schedules remain on time.
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VIP Golf Tour Crowds Block Coralville Traffic Delays Buses
A large VIP crowd for the Amana golf tournament snarled major routes through Coralville this morning with backups reaching I-80 from Highway 218 and First Avenue. Police worked six officers on traffic duty as buses ran 10 to 30 minutes late. officials expect eased congestion by midafternoon once the tournament winds down.
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Atlanta photographer charged in gruesome river slaying case
Wayne Williams, 23, a freelance photographer, is charged with one count of criminal homicide in the death of Nathaniel Cater, 27, whose body was found May 24 in the Chattahoochee River. Fibers from Cater link to Williams home. committal hearing set, judge to decide probable cause and grand jury presentation. Williams held in isolation at Fulton County Jail as investigation proceeds.
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Lennon killer Chapman pleads guilty in Beatle murder
Mark David Chapman pleaded guilty to the murder of John Lennon in a Manhattan court. He said God told him to change his plea and faces 15 to life or up to 25 to life with sentencing set for August 24 in Manhattan Supreme Court.
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