Grand Jury Finds No Violation By Cedar Rapids Police
A Linn county grand jury reported Wednesday there is no sufficient evidence to indict Cedar Rapids police on state crimes from its investigation. The panel said there is no support for last year’s indictments against five officers and Public Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck, which the Iowa Supreme Court had tossed on technicalities. The probe may end further state cases though federal electronic surveillance questions linger.
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Iowa Supreme Court
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Woodward
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Kopecky
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Atty
William Faches
Cor
Portugal leftist regime cracks down on business elites
Lisbon reports arrest of Jorge and Jose Manuel de Melo and more than a dozen industrialists and bankers accused of financing a plot to overthrow the government. Banks remain closed as guards deter economic disruption amid a coup attempt and rebel activity by military and paramilitary forces.
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Portugal
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Jose Manuel de Melo
Jose de Melo
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Manuel
Dose Espirito Sento Silva
Beja
Communist Party
Wheat Belt
Chamber ofCommerce
Defense Command
Republican National Guard
National Guard
Lanype
Greek Cypriots Agree To Resume Talks With Turks
The Greek Cypriots accept resuming negotiations with Turkish Cypriots under UN Secretary General Waldheim. No start date set as Security Council calls for talks under his personal auspices. Turkish Cypriot envoy Celik deems the resolution unacceptable but says ready to continue negotiations under the new framework.
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U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Security Council
Waldheim
Cyprus
U.S
John Seali
Klasiayer
Vedat Celik
U S Azores Base in Doubt After Portuguese Coup
Washington reports a Portuguese official’s hint that U S involvement in an attempted coup could threaten the Azores airbase. Officials fear Portugal’s leftward drift and possible impact on NATO membership amid ongoing negotiations and lack of formal indications.
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Washington
United States
Azores
Portugal
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Pentagon
Rosmene Counter Chuckle Sign On Show
Fractured text from a humor sign reads like a spoof message. Readable bits show playful misprints about a show and facial reactions, suggesting a local humor feature or cartoonish ad element in a newspaper page snippet.
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Sue
Aid to Cambodia Fails to Clear House and Senate
In Washington the Ford administration’s bid for more U S military aid to the Cambodian government suffered major setbacks in both chambers. The Senate Democratic caucus voted to reject further aid and the House committee and full House rejected an $82.6 million emergency package. Officials warned Cambodia could fall without aid, while leaders predicted little chance for compromise and future action this fiscal year.
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Cambodia
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Senate
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House Foreign Affairs
Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas Morgan
D-Pa
Morgan
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Cranston
California
Democratic Caucus
South Vietnam
Pierre du Pont
Rdel
Wayne Hays
Dhio
du Ponterie
Senate Democratic Caucus
South Vitnam
House Democratic Caucus
Fall of Buon Ho district town signals broader siege
South Vietnamese forces retreated under heavy North Vietnamese pressure as Buon Ho, 25 miles northeast of Ban Me Thuot, fell to the communists. The district town’s loss marked the sixth So Viet district to fall in five days, amid a widening central highlands crisis with ongoing city fighting and a disrupted American airlift.
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Ban Me ‘Thuot
U.S
Australia
Hanoi
Central Highlands
Saigon
Grahand Lewis
Edward Dolan
Robert Seidl
Washington
Buon Ho
South Vietnam
Bun Me Thuot
U.S. Agency For International Development
Lhem
Veto Humphrey Tax Deduction Disallowed by IRS
MINNEAPOLIS AP Income tax deductions of nearly 200 000 claimed by Sen Hubert Humphrey for the gift of vice pres Papers to the Minnesota Historical Society have been dis allowed by the US Internal Revenue Service an aide said Thursday David Gartner an administrative assistant to the Minnesota Democrat said Humphrey has reached an agreement with IRS to pay back taxes plus a percent annual interest of the 199 153.
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Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota Historical Society
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
David Gartner
Minnesota Democrat
Hun Ihrey
Mid-South Flood and Wind Claims Two Lives in Tennessee
Severe storms bring high winds and heavy rains across Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama. Rivers rise with Duck Harpeth and Red above flood stage and Cumberland forecast to crest. A Franklin girl Jan Marlin drowned in West Harpeth River and Lydian May Jarrell dies after car swept from a bridge. Tornado hits Lawrenceburg overturning trailers and damaging an elementary school roof. No serious injuries reported.
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Alabama
Tennessee National Guard
Tia Rm Ad
Springfield
Duck
Harpeth
Red
Cumberland River
Memphis
Franklin, Tenn
Jan Marlin
West Harpeth
Lydian
May Jarrell
Montgomery County
Lawrenceburg
Kissinger aides inch toward Cairo pact on Sinai disengagement
AP dispatch from Cairo cites Al Abram signaling Kissinger may have resolved the dispute over a nonbelligerency pledge in exchange for a larger Sinai pullback. Egypt seeks a fixed date or deadline for resuming Geneva talks. State Department says Kissinger and Sadat held productive talks in Aswan with progress but more work remains.
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Anderson
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Hopefus” Sadat
Ides
Whore Kapsinger
Tempiles
Pharaots
Nile
Philoe
Prosecutor Seeks Indictments in Hearst Harboring Case
A U S attorney reports an ongoing grand jury probe in Harrisburg into harboring Patricia Hearst and associated SLA members. Indictments are anticipated for one or more suspects, with possible charges extending to Bill and Emily Harris. The case centers on Hearst's 1974 kidnapping and subsequent statements.
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Patricia Hearat
Pennsylvania
San Francisco Chronicle
U.S
John Cottone
Cottone
Hearst
Scranton
Tribune
Golture
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Chronicle
Bill
Emily Harris
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Sha
Berkelay, Calif
SLA
Pennsylvandt
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