Lebanese President defies resignation demand as army takes control
In Beirut President Su leiman Franjieh rejects a resignation order amid a military takeover by Brig Aziz Ahdab. Downtown, clashes kill at least two. Mutineers seize another garrison near Beirut and strike Sidon as Ahdab proclaims provisional rule with 4,000 troops backing him. Franjieh fortified by presidential guard and loyal units.
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Rapids couple wed in weather report style notice
C R Weather daily record lists marriage licenses for George Crawford and Sharon Ashland of Rapids. Birth notices include several March births to Neu meyer Walker Zach Jackson Dillon Stephenson Wright and Moser in Bloomington. Local speeding and traffic fines follow with names and amounts. intoxication fines listed for John A Phillips and Edward Jurewitz.
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Regents Offer 3 Million In Bonds For ISU Dorms
Iowa Regents move to sell 3 million dollars in tax free dormitory bonds to finance construction of 32 four plex units plus 32 more, including 25 singles and seven fourplexes for married students. Critics from Revolutionary Students Brigade claim the bonds favor capitalist interests and complain about living conditions at Iowa State University.
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Deaths across Iowa list multiple obituaries and services
Death notices honor George C Mulholland Jr 66 Fresno California Wayne Yardley 64 Cedar Rapids Arthur Plane Luann Van Patten 103 What Cheer Emma Saboe 88 Bessie Goodspeed 82 Lena Kloster 88 Henry Bod dicker 85 Leonard Gaffney 57 Dale Allen 64 Lillian En Sues 81 and other memorials with church services burial locations and military rites in Cedar Rapids What Cheer West Union Winthrop and surrounding communities noting cemeteries and funeral homes including Teahen Murdoch’s Fellmer’s and Burnham and Wood’s.
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Rock Island Receives Six Month Extension for Reorganization Plan
A federal judge granted Rock Island Railroad a six month extension to file a financial reorganization plan detailing how debts will be paid. In 1971 Turkey’s conservative government fell after an army ultimatum to quit or face a military takeover.
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Air Force plan targets two Iowa bases for job cuts
The Air Force proposes to close 25 military and 2 civilian positions at Des Moines and 26 military and 4 civilian posts at Sioux City as part of a nationwide program to cut 10,100 jobs and save 150 million dollars yearly. Environmental impact statements and hearings will delay changes four to six months. Officials expect most airmen and many civilians will be reassigned.
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UNI Approved Housing Plan for Married Students in Iowa
The Iowa board of regents approved a 31500 contract with Stenson Warf and Grimes to develop a master plan for 300 married student housing units at UNI. UNI currently has 425 units and 99 trailers. ISU Foundation seeks zoning for 25 acres southwest of ISU to build about 440 residences, despite local opposition.
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Services Set For Crash Victim Gilbert Green
Funeral services will be held in Cascade for Gilbert D. Green 34 of Winthrop who died after a pickup crash three miles north of Prairieburg. He was Vietnam veteran, American Legion member, married to Mary Lindauer, and worked as a Cargill supervisor. He leaves four sons, parents, siblings, and other relatives. services Saturday at St. Martin's Catholic Church.
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Hearst bombing claims disrupt Hearst family at Hearst Castle
The New World Liberation Front claimed the Hearst bombing at Wyntoon near Lake Shasta as authorities warn of further terror. Patty Hearst, sick with flu, rests in jail ahead of a bank robbery trial while a federal task force probes Bay Area bombings among a surge of terrorist attacks.
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Tot Lots See Admission Fee and Fewer Sites Next Summer
Cedar Rapids will run the tot lot program next summer in 24 locations instead of 30, with a $5 registration fee for eight weeks. The plan also cuts elementary supervised playgrounds from 36 to 24, limits winter supervision to three parks, and faces possible pool closures and program eliminations to meet budget guidelines.
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Saroyan Play at Coe College Friday Night
A New York acting troupe famous for Theater in America airs Saroyan’s The Time of Our Lives. They perform Friday at 8 p.m. in Sinclair auditorium Coe College. Tickets cost 6 and 4.50 dollars and are still available.
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Dale Allen Dies Active in Scout Work
Dale Allen 64 lifelong West Branch resident and former meat cutter died at home Thursday. He married Catharine Kost on February 2 1937 in Iowa City. He was active in Explorer and Boy Scout work in West Branch. Survived by wife two sisters three brothers ten grandchildren and four children Rose McCoy Dale Fred Michael and Dean. Services Monday at 10 at St Bernadette Catholic church.
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Hill Fails in Bid To Halt Long Trucks
Des Moines Iowa Senator Eugene Hill fails to pull a 65 foot twin trailer truck ban from committee and halt long trucks on Iowa highways after the senate rules and administration committee rejects moving the resolution to the floor.
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Calculators Stolen From Two Businesses on Shaver Road
Break ins at two local businesses on Shaver road NE report more than $1,100 in losses. Thomas Peifer of Butler Paper Co. lists three calculators plus stamps, watches, tools, cash and pen sets missing. Joe Petrzelka of Rock Island Millwork reports a calculator taken.
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Unconstitutional Segment of Iowa Crime Code Questioned
Iowa Attorney General's office says Section 613 of the proposed criminal code revision is unconstitutional. It would restore voting and office rights to offenders discharged from parole, conflicting with Article II of the Iowa Constitution and gubernatorial pardon powers.
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