Callaway suspended as leaves on paid status
Callaway steps aside from duties while remaining on the President Ford Committee payroll. He will be paid but not report to work, with committee and Ford aides citing a temporary leave during ongoing incident. Reagan comments on the departure and its potential impact on the campaign.
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Callaway
Springfield
Ill
Ronald Reagan
Bo Callaway
Reagan
Ford Committee
Ford
Peter Kaye
College Tuition Increases and Energy-Saving Plan Outline
College officials discuss rising tuition relative to living costs and energy bills. They emphasize expanding financial aid, loans, scholarships, and work-study to cushion increases while aiming to cut costs through reduced summer building use and lower air conditioning.
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Langen
Coe
Tolliver claims he sought FBI after Soviet link. paid under $20,000
Tolliver says the Soviets offered no fixed sum but paid him just under $20,000 which he passed to the FBI. He says he telephoned the FBI in March 1968 after a second meeting with Mostinsky and that an agent spoke with him immediately. He contends he left Eastland's staff in May 1968, while Eastland says he was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolliver
FBI
Mine Closed After Aggressive Joint Probe In Kentucky
An aggressive joint probe by MESA and the solicitor general targets both disasters. Barrett and Frizzell promise the most thorough investigation and potential full sanctions. Survivors’ families will get state and federal aid, rent and other expenses suspended, and Kentucky to discuss unemployment assistance with a regional official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frizzell
Kentucky
Julian Carroll
Ottumwa Couple Die in Amtrak Train Collision
In Osceola Iowa a 58 year old cement plant owner Herman L Yates and his 59 year old wife Viola died when their car was struck by an Amtrak passenger train at a crossing a few blocks from their Ottumwa post. No injuries on the train and the train stayed on the tracks.
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Osceola
Iowa
Ottumwa
Amtrak
Herman L. Yates
Viola
Clarke County
Two Arrested for Drunk Driving in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police arrested two individuals Saturday night on drunk driving charges. Steven Hamilton, 24, of 2214 J street SW, was stopped in the 4100 block of Sixteenth Avenue SW and held in Linn county jail on a $500 bond. Vernon Brickner, 54, of 2301h avenue NW, was nabbed at Thirteenth Street and Wilson Avenue SW and hospitalized at Mercy in good condition with facial lacerations.
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Cedar Rapids
Steven Hamilton
J Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Linn County
Vernon Brickner
Thirteenth Street
Wilson Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City Warning On COPS Drive
Iowa City Police Chief Harvey Miller says the department does not support the group Citizens Offering Police Support which is soliciting funds locally to fund legal defense and undefined death benefits. He notes officers are protected by city benefits private insurance and association supported death benefits.
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Iowa City
Harvey Miller
Citizens Offering Police
COPS
Miller
Cedar Rapids Man Injured in One Car Crash
A rural Cedar Rapids man, Donald E. Hayes aged 42 of route three, was listed in fair condition after a one car crash at Blairs Ferry and Ushers Ferry roads. His vehicle left the road at a curve, was destroyed, and Hayes sustained a back injury and facial lacerations. He was charged with failure to have control.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s
Blairs Ferry
Ushers Ferry
Linn County Sheriffs Department
Donald E. Hayes
Route Three
Hayes
Beating Propr Act by Trooper Says Dickinson
Iowa State Trooper Thomas Gabriel 29 acted properly when he beat a man in Dubuque last month according to Col Ed Dickinson chief of highway patrol No disciplinary action has been taken and the victim’s name was not released An investigation was done after complaints from Senators Norpel and Carr Carr called for an attorney general probe and said he was not satisfied with the findings
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Des Moines
Thomas Gabriel
Dubuque
Iowa Highway Patrol
Ed Dickinson
Monticello
Iown Department of Public Safety
Richard Norpel
Dbellevue
Robert Carr
D-Dubuque
Carr
Attorney General's Office
Cedar Rapids Gazette Business and Subscription Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1886 by The Gazette Co publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with weekly and yearly pricing and regional restrictions.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
U.S. Territories
Obituaries for Bolton Culbreth McConkie in Cedar Rapids
Arch ie M Bolton 60 of 423 Sixth street SW Cedar Rapids died Friday after a long illness He was born June 8 1915 in Whittier and lived in Cedar Rapids since 1940 He retired from the Cedar Rapids streets department and belonged to Moose Lodge 304 and Cedar Rapids Aerie 2272 Fra terms of Eagles He is survived by a daughter Mrs David Groth New Providence a son Michael A Cedar Rapids five sisters and two brothers with eight grandchildren Services Monday at 130 p m conducted by Rev Richard A Osing at Janeba Kuba funeral home west Burial Linwood Friends may call after 10 am today Bessie Dockery Culbreth 94 Cedar Rapids resident 75 years moved to Mechanicsville died Saturday Born May 14 1881 in Cedar Rapids She was member of Mechanicsville Presbyterian Church Martha Circle OES Degree of Honor No 4 NARFE Cedar Rapids Chapter 133 Her daughter and son-in-law Mrs Wilfred L Conner survive Services 130 p m Monday by Dr John P Woods at Turner Chapel East Burial Linwood Friends may call at Turner East until 1 pm Monday The casket will not be opened after the service Col Howard S McConkie 74 former Cedar Rapids resident died Saturday in Hot Springs Ark A retired army officer Survivors include wife Isabel Paterson a son Dr Stuart B McConkie and brother Dr E B McConkie Services will be Monday in Hot Springs
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Archie M. Bolton
Sixth Street
Whittier
Cedar Rapids
Moose Lodge No
Cedar Rapids Aerie
Order of Eagles
David Groth
New Providence
Michael A
Alvin Onsto
Linwood
Bessie Dockery Culbreth
Mechanicsville
Wilfred L. Conner
Presbyterian Church of
Martha Circle
Maita
OES
NARFE
John P. Woods
Turner Chapel East
Turner East
Howard S. McConkie
Hot Springs
Ark
McConkie
Isabel Paterson
Stuart B. McConkie
E. B. McConkie
FmHA Hiring of Lawyers Defended in Iowa
Iowa FmHA director Robert Pim defended a 30 year policy to appoint lawyers aligned with the administration's party. He said no complaints existed when it began and only eight attorneys were rejected for designation. The practice affects borrowers who must use designated lawyers for federal loans.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa Farmers Home Administration
Iowa
Fmha
Robert Pim
Lowa
Farmers Home Administration
Pim
Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network
Iowa Farm Digest
Frank Elliot
Apparent break in at Montgomery Ward center
Police report a theft at the Montgomery Ward truck tire center 2519 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Entry was through a broken window. Items stolen include three impact guns $895, a Citizens Band radio $219, two calculators $79 each, 300 stamps 13 cents, $20 in change from a soda machine and $5 from a coffee fund, totaling $1,337.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Sixteenth Avenue Sw
Citizens Band
Dean's List for William J Schultz at Berklee College
William J Schultz of 130 Thompson Drive SE was named to the dean's list at the Berklee College of Music in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Schultz
Thompson Drive
Berklee College of Music
Boston
Weather summary and local notices from March
Weather data shows high near 34 and extended forecast turning warmer through Thursday with chances of showers. Local notices report births on March 12 13 and 13 at Marion addresses. Police and fire calls logged Saturday including gas at accident scene and various investigations and resuscitation and alarm issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ick Bai
Planned Nuclear Plant Impact Termed Minimal
Des Moines reports that the Ottumwa site on the Des Moines river for Iowa Power and Light Co has minimal physical impact claims by Drake University assistant professor Dr Lawrence Staunton. He notes the plant would be less polluting than coal and presents nuclear power as a necessary US energy path.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Power and Light Co
Ottumwa
Drake University
Iowa Power
Iowa
Lawrence P. Staunton
Staunton
United States
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Ollie Henderson
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Lindale Drive
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Twenty-fourth Avenue
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Good Housekeeping
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