Goldwater Threatens Suit Over Arizona Mob Conspiracy Claims
Sen Barry Goldwater said he might sue after stories alleging mob ties in Arizona. He said his lawyers are reviewing the reports by Investigative Reporters and Editors a 36 member team from 25 outlets that followed Don Bolles murder linked corruption in the state.
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Senate ready to repeal Byrd chrome ban on Rhodesia
The Senate prepared to follow the House in repealing the Byrd amendment, ending six years of allowing U.S. firms to buy Rhodesian chrome despite a U.N. ban. The House voted 250 to 145 to adopt the repeal, backed by the Carter administration to press Rhodesia toward black majority rule.
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Senators Seek Halt to Linowitz Panama Talks
Idaho Republicans Sen James McClure and Rep George Hansen filed a federal suit asking to end Linowitz participation in Panama Canal negotiations until he agrees to Senate questioning. They cite alleged conflicts of interest after his recent appointment to represent the United States. In Georgia, seven of 12 candidates in Tuesday's special election for the Fifth District runoff appear black, with indications two white opponents may advance.
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Paris factions end feud to pool strength in mayor race
Gaullist and Giscardian factions agreed to unite against the Communist Socialist bloc in Sunday's runoff. Jacques Chirac's surge for Paris mayor is virtually assured, aides said, as talks ended the rival fight.
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Rioting in Canary Islands Sparks Wide Protests
In La Laguna near Santa Cruz de Tenerife youths and police clashed for hours in early Tuesday unrest tied to a Canary Islands independence movement. Eighteen officers and numerous demonstrators were injured as about 500 youths and 200 police were counted in the scenes. Observers linked the rioting to an Algeria-based independence movement.
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Cedar Rapids Briefs and Notices Highlight Local Events
Cedar Rapids brief items report duties for Marine Pfc Booher on Okinawa and enlistments at Lackland and Lowry. Notices seek witnesses to a March 11 auto accident on 1st Ave near 32nd St. plus local events, classes, sales and an upcoming St Patrick’s Day dance at CSPS Hall. Also announced are a dental office move in Cedar Rapids and various community activities.
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Guany Extended Forecast With Rain Chance
The forecast shows a chance of rain Thursday with partly cloudy conditions on Friday and Saturday. Highs will be in the 40s and 50s while lows reach the 20s and 30s. At 10 a.m. winds are NNW at 29 mph with possible gales to 39 mph. Sun rises Wednesday at 6 17 and sets at 6 14. A year ago today high was 42 and low 23 with no precipitation.
Jobless benefits awarded after sex discrimination ruling
DES MOINES API A Manchester woman Joanne T McGraw is entitled to unemployment benefits after a Job Service of Iowa hearing officer reversed an earlier decision. The ruling found continuing discrimination by Hide Services Corp of Manchester because she is a woman and she had left her job for good cause. The employer may appeal by March 24. Today Actor George Brent is 73.
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Cedar Rapids Teachers Settlement Vote Delayed to Wednesday
The Cedar Rapids Community School Board will hold a special open meeting at 9 p.m. in the Education Services Center to act on a fact-finder's report in negotiations with the Cedar Rapids Education Association CREA members will gather at 4:30 p.m. at Franklin Junior High to vote on the report. CREA represents teachers in contract matters.
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Births and a Marriage Dissolved in Cedar Rapids area
Birth announcements list a Mercy hospital birth on March 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Morris at 6025 First Avenue SW a daughter. St. Luke's has a March 10 birth to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Olson in Swisher a daughter. March 14 birth to Mr. and Mrs. John Scott Benson at 5929 Underwood Avenue SW a daughter with Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ebsen at 2912 Twelfth Avenue SW also a daughter. Other Cedar Rapids couples include Joe R. Ralls and Linda S. Boyd Daniel M. Lyon and Michal A. Zaruba Iqbal Madni Merritt Island Florida and Aminet Salehoglu Cedar Rapids. Marriages Dissolved Sally K and Mark Alan Childs.
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Car fire follows fuel spill near Ellis Boulevard
At 6 43 am Tuesday a car fire occurred at Ellis Boulevard and E Avenue NW following an overflow of diesel fuel reported at 623 Sixteenth Avenue SW at 7 41 p m Monday. Details about another incident at 1427 Yuma Drive NW on Monday remain unknown.
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Beltone offers free nonworking hearing aid model
An advertisement from Beltone in Chicago offers a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid. People with hearing loss can try the tiny unit at home at no cost or obligation. Send to Beltone Electronics Corp Dept 2543, 4201 W Victoria, Chicago IL 60646.
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