Marston Runs for Governor of Pennsylvania
David Marston former U S attorney in Philadelphia announces Republican bid for governor claiming the people should choose their leader not political bosses. He denounces Carter era politics and vows a frill free campaign focusing on trust education and roads joining Thornburgh Butera Hager and Specter in the GOP field.
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David Marston
U.S
Today
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Carter
Richard Thornburgh
Robert Butera
Henry Hager
Senate
Arlen Specter
Counting halted in Guatemala election amid fraud claims
Guatemala City counting paused as Christian Democrats and National Liberation Movement allege ballot box theft double voting and ballot alterations. Gen Ricardo Peralta Mendez and aides press for nullification amid the electoral dispute.
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UPI
Guatemala
Christian Democrats
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Ricardo Peralta Mendez
National Liberation Movement
Hua Kuo-feng becomes Mao successor at Fifth National Congress
Hua Kuo-feng retains premiership and leads China beyond Mao era with a program to modernize agriculture, industry, defense, science, and technology toward 2000. The congress endorses his plan as Mao’s successor in name and power.
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National People’s Congress
China
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Communist Party
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Mao
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Willis Ritter, 79, longtime federal judge, dies
Willis Ritter, a irascible chief federal judge, died at 79 from heart failure. His final months included efforts to remain on the bench amid criticism of his rulings after former U S Attorney Ramon Child urged removal from government cases and Utah sought to bar him from trying state matters.
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Salt Lake City
Willis Ritter
U.S
Ramon Child
Justice Department
Ritter
Utah
William McKnight dies at 90 founder of 3M
ST PAUL Minn AP William McKnight built 3M from a sandpaper business into a global corporation. He died at 90 in Miami Beach after 56 years with 3M. He rose from a South Dakota sod hut origin to vast wealth and major Minnesota economic influence.
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William McKnight
3M Co
McKnight
South Dakota
Miami Beach
Minnesota
Newspapers as a Living Textbook for Students
A long held belief that newspapers serve as a living textbook for students across grade levels and higher education. Educators cite current events, critical thinking, and literacy skills fostered by regular newspaper reading.
Baker: Carter should be tough on USSR and Cuba
Senate Republican leader Howard Baker urged President Carter to take a tougher stance with the Soviet Union and Cuba over Africa. He advised suspending new strategic arms talks and delaying normal relations with Cuba, saying Moscow may be testing Carter with Africa moves.
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UPI
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Births and local weather forecast noted in area column
Sunday and overnight temperatures expected with a 40s high and 30s low. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy skies with a chance of rain Thursday and Friday. Birth notices list Mercy and several families from Monticello and St. Luke's with multiple sons and daughters. Fire and ambulance calls logged for Saturday and Sunday across several addresses.
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PtCidy
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Terry
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Milwaukee
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St. Paul
Omaha
Bebe
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Sioux Falls
Aero Noreen
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Supreme Court Takes Case On Pennsylvania Abortion Law
The Supreme Court agreed to review a lower court ruling striking down a provision in Pennsylvania's 1974 Abortion Control Act. It would require doctors to assess fetal survivability and offer the fetus a live abortion if safe for the woman. The action models a potential shift from the 1973 abortion ruling.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
High Court
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Nashville, Tenn
Congress
Correct Youth for Understanding contact number published
The Gazette corrects a contact number error in the Family Focus Youth for Understanding program listing. The proper phone number to call is 377-6823. We regret the mistake and any confusion caused.
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Youth For Understanding
Gazette
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The Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists address 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with second class postage 52406. It shows subscription rates by carrier 1.15 per week and mail options 5.174 weeks 56.00 52 weeks to US territories 80.00 52 weeks. No male subscriptions accepted in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press has exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Blairs Ferry Road
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