Iowa news roundup spans health mobs and politics
A Cedar Rapids official praises Job Corps for social growth while farmers fear pesticide limits. Iowa steer shows crown champions from Iowa City. Oklahoma Girl Scouts murder suspect Gene Leroy Hart linked as frame-up. Dr Edmund Klein cites skin cancer claim about Johnson with White House secrecy denied by the removal doctor.
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Weather outlook with showers and hot Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a chance of occasional showers. Lows tonight in the upper 60s. Highs Tuesday in the mid 90s. The line about children wearing out parents and teachers appears as a humorous aside. Copyright note.
Court Allows Lawyers To Advertise Fees In Widespread Ruling
The Supreme Court split 5 4 to permit lawyers to advertise fees for routine services such as wills and uncontested divorces. The decision limits bans like Arizona's and allows ads in newspapers, citing consumer access to information while cautions about narrow scope and future cases.
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Harry Blackmun
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All-Iowa fair features and animal judging on Tuesday
Senior Citizens Day at the 42nd All-Iowa fair drew thin crowds despite lower prices. The L N Freckles Circus impressed Cedar Rapids with three rings and tiger displays as various livestock and rabbit shows announced winners.
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Iowa City
Iowa
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Cedar Rapids
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Rockford
Ill
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New Zealand
Morrison Rabbitry
West Liberty
Rosemary Ridgeway
Waterloo
Paul Ridgeway
Frank Bechcka
Julie Teggatt
Jail Fire Kills 42. To Charge Youth
In Maury County Tennessee a padded cell fire killed 42 people including 34 prisoners and 8 visitors. Sheriff Bill Voss said 16 year old Andy Zinmer will be charged with arson and 42 counts of manslaughter for starting the blaze with a cigarette during visiting hours.
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UPI
Maury County
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Andy Zinmer
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George Mayfield
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Attacker Saw Amin Shot in Uganda Ambush Claim
A Ugandan man claiming involvement in a June 18 ambush told The Observer he saw President Idi Amin struck by machine gun fire after a bazooka blast as his car veered off the road near Entebbe. He said Amin was carried away by bodyguards after returning fire.
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Auto Economy Step Up Ordered
Washington officials move to accelerate fuel efficiency standards for cars into the early 1980s. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams outlines higher averages from 22 mpg in 1981 to 27 mpg in 1984, estimating 10 billion gallons saved daily and $1,000 consumer savings over a car's life.
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FDA Considers Full Ban on Saccharin
FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy told a House subcommittee the agency may prohibit all saccharin sales in response to a Canadian study linking male saccharin use to bladder cancer. The comment period on banning saccharin in foods and drinks is extended to August 31.
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