Warnke acknowledges typographical errors in senate testimony
Paul Warnke, Carter nominee to be chief U S arms negotiator, said on Monday that minor typos appear in his written testimony to the Senate and that any mistakes were inadvertent as floor debate on his nomination continues. A vote is set for Wednesday.
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Washington
UPI
Paul Warnke
Carter
U.S
Senate
Warnke
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
Sadat Calls African Arab Unity Against Oppression
President Anwar Sadat opened a three day summit with a call for solidarity against Israel and white regimes in southern Africa. He framed African support for Zimbabwe and Namibia as backing their struggles against racist regimes amid a 60 nation gathering. In Pakistan clashes during voting killed two PPP workers and wounded hundreds as Bhutto faces united opposition.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israel
Africa
Sadat
Zimbabwe
Rhodesia
Namibia
South-West Africa
Islamabad
Pakistan
Zulfiker Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Pakistan People’s Party
Karachi
Korea Almost Bombed Considered Nuclear Use in 1953
UPI reports previously secret congressional testimony shows U.S. military leaders debated using the atomic bomb in Korea in the early 1950s but found no worthwhile targets. Gen. Omar Bradley testified at a Feb 10 1953 Senate hearing that atomic use was discussed tactically. The testimony was released by the Senate committee.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Korea
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Deputy Promoted to Night Shift in Linn County
Linn Sheriff Orlie Workman announced Monday that John Hromidko has been promoted to detective and assigned to a regular night shift. The board approved the move, ending a period without a nightly on‑duty detective. Dave Floyd will leave for a security role at Coors Brewery and Deputy Dave Knott will fill his deputy post. On this date in 1936 Adolf Hitler ordered troops into the Rhineland.
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Orlie Workman
John Hromidko
Board of Supervisors
Hromidko
Workman
Sheriff's Department
Dave Floyd
Coors Brewery
Golden
Colo
Floyd
Dave Knott
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Ray Encouraged by Early Legislative Work
Gov. Robert Ray says it is very encouraging he signed his first bill and expects more debate as the legislature enters its ninth week. He notes committee focus may speed up session and cites ERA ratification as the right move. He backs Thursday irrigation talks seeking solutions to Iowa water issues.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
House
Senate
Governors Office
Ray
Sen
Iowa
ERA
Local Briefs From Cedar Rapids Area
All decorations will be removed at Cedar Memorial Cemetery beginning March 14. Various local ads list orchids, summer vacation tours from Cedar Rapids, carpet cleaning, temple activities, plant sales, and events at libraries and parks. Community notices include awards, study trips, AA meetings, NARFE gathering, a stolen bow report, and a ski club trip to Minnesota areas.
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Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Gazette Reporter Attending Iowa Conference Workshop
Thomas Alex, police reporter for The Gazette, will join 23 reporters from 19 Iowa dailies at a March 31 to April 2 workshop at the University of Iowa. Sponsored by the Harry Mauck Jr Professional Improvement program, sessions cover reporting, writing critiques, budgeting, legal issues, and visual news elements.
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Thomas Alex
the Gazette
Iowa
University of Iowa
Harry Mauck, Jr
Iowa Memorial Union
Mauck
Iowa State University
Genevieve Mauck Staufer
Council Bluffs
Nemechek Receives Five Life Terms in Murders
Francis Nemechek, 26, was sentenced to five consecutive life terms for the murders of four young women and a small boy. Judge Steven Flood imposed the sentences. Nemechek can appeal within 130 days.
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Wakeeney
Kan
UPI
Francis Nemechek
Trego County
Steven Flood
Nemechek
Saline County District Court
Weather Sketch: Mild Weekend Ahead with Varied Temps
The forecast shows high temperatures Sunday and clear to partly cloudy conditions Wednesday through Friday. Expect highs in the 50s to 60s and overnight lows mainly in the 30s with no precipitation noted. year ago today peaked at 35 and bottomed at 18 with no rain.
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Cincinnati
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Des Moines
PtCldy
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Indianapolis
Steeeer
Kansas City
Milwaukee
C.R. Weather Mpls
St. Paul
Omaha
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
Cedar Rapids Seeks Legislature Backing For Noise Rule
Cedar Rapids officials ask Iowa legislature to restore a noise ordinance after a district court struck it down. Safety Commissioner Eldon Colton cites motor vehicle noise as a major complaint source and notes 70 percent of calls relate to noisy vehicles. Police Capt. Louis Stepanek says about 100 summonses were issued in four months the rule was in effect, and the measure was 95 percent effective. The city compares its rule to one used in Sioux City. A House subcommittee reviews the case.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Eldon Colton
Louis Stepanek
Colton
Stepanek
Sioux City
Linn
House Transportation Committee
Health Tests Start Today at Village Inn Site
Hawkeye Labor council sponsors health examinations at the Village Inn 1000 avenue NW from today through March 16. Costs vary by group from 20 to 55 dollars with hours noon to 8 pm weekdays and 9 am to 4 pm weekends. Appointments via 366-5323. Tests take about an hour. Lloyd Ogren of Health Screening Systems says certified personnel perform all testing and results go to family physicians.
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Hawkeye Labor Council
Village Inn
1000 Avenue NW
Lloyd Ogren
Health Screening Systems
Countryside
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Ogren
Vital Statistics Births and incidents noted in Cedar Rapids area
March births listed for multiple families with first names and addresses across Cedar Rapids and nearby areas. Followed by a Saturday set of fire and safety calls and unusual events including vehicle and grass warnings and a cigarette rear seat report.
Traer Set to Hear 1977 78 Budget at City Hall
A public hearing on Traer's proposed 1977 78 budget of 1 065 744 is scheduled for Wednesday at 5 30 p m in the city hall.
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TRAER
Robbery Charge Against A C Ambrose
A C Ambrose aged 26 of 835 Fourth Avenue SE was charged with robbery after allegedly throwing a sheet over a woman to steal her purse. Police said the victim Mary Ellen Hamilton aged ? 2345 Twenty Sixth Street Marion was robbed Friday night around 11 45 near Fourth Avenue and Tenth Street SE and Ambrose was arrested about 12 hours later.
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Fourth Avenue SE
Ambrose
Mary Ellen Hamilt
Twenty-sixth Street
Marion
Fourth Avenue
Tenth Street SE
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