Carter gains one Senate vote on Panama Canal treaty
President Carter agrees to a change allowing U S military intervention to protect canal operations as Sen Dennis DeConcini reverses to vote yes. Five uncommitted senators hold key outcome as ratification votes near with mixed positions and further amendments possible.
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Carter
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White House
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
DeConcini
United States
Panama
U.S
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Russell Long
Louisiana
Edward Zorinsky
Nebraska
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Ford
Mathias
Long
Zorinsky
Brooke
Births and dissolutions listed with local details
St Luke’s March 14 births include a son for Mr and Mrs Robert Boots 230 Atwood Dr SW a daughter for Mr and Mrs Allan Blessing 2450 ith Ave SE a daughter for Mr and Mrs Edward Fordyce Mount Vernon a son for Mr and Mrs Donald Tallon West Branch and a son for Mr and Mrs Steve Merchant Garrison Out of town Iowa City birth for Mr and Mrs Larry Houser a daughter March 13 Houser child’s maternal lineage noted Divorce dissolutions listed for Creighton E and Karen Taylor Joann L and Daniel L Schmidt Lea Ann E and Wendell E Waldruff Deborah Lynn and James E Polley Children playing with matches trash at 1728 B Ave NE 2:37 p m Tuesday
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Robert Boots
Atwood Drive
Allan L. Blessing
Lth
Ave
Edward Fordyce
Mount Vernon
Donald E. Tallon
West Branch
Steve Merchant
Garrison
Iowa City
Larry Houser
Houser
Ralph Houser
First St. SW
Thomas Lynch
Creighton E
Karen Taylor
Joann L
Daniel L. Schmidt
Lea Ann E
Wendell E. Waldruff
Deborah Lynn
James E. Polley
Pope Paul VI Delivers Window Greeting In Snowy Rome
Pope Paul VI, 80, faced flu illness yet stood four minutes at his study window greeting about 5,000 in St. Peter's Square. The appearance canceled his weekly audience to aid Easter Week recovery amid riots at Villa Devoto prison nearby. Police denied any inmate deaths as security used tear gas and gunfire to crush the revolt, amid overcrowding concerns at the 2,500 capacity facility housing over 4,000 inmates.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
Villa Devoto
Somalia withdraws forces from Ogaden desert amid peace appeal
Somalia announces a withdrawal of its troops from Ethiopia’s Ogaden region before a Cuban-led Ethiopian offensive. Mogadishu radio cites the move as a retreat to end eight months of warfare and urges superpowers to broker lasting peace.
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Kenya
UPI
Somalia
Ethiopia
Ogaden
Mogadishu
Ministry of Information
Bathtub beer bill opens home brewing for families
The House approved a bill allowing home production of beer or wine tax free. It would permit 200 gallons per year for family men and 100 gallons for single individuals, clarifying rights versus the head of a family. The measure now moves to the Senate.
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Washington
Sam
Senate
Four charged with drunk driving in Marion area
Four persons faced drunk driving charges in separate incidents. John D. Kehoe 33 of 2331 Upland Drive SE was arrested at 2:10 a.m. on Oakland Road NE and also cited for speeding. Donnie L. Kress 43 of 761 Old Marion Road NE was arrested at 12:59 a.m. on Seventh Avenue in Marion. Donald D. Dean listed with no age from 2545 Second Ave Marion was arrested at 10:10 p.m. Tuesday in School Street and also charged with speeding. Joann A. Helke 26 of 8017th Ave SW was arrested at 6:50 p.m. Tuesday at 11th Street and Eighth Avenue SW and faces charges of attempting to elude police reckless driving while license under suspension and two counts of speeding.
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John D. Kehoe
Upland Drive
Oakland Road
Donnie L. Kress
Old
Marion Road
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Donald D. Dean
Second Ave
School Street
Joann A. Helke
17Th Ave
11Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Bribery Planned at Korean Leader's Home Panel Told
The House subcommittee chair said intelligence linked covert lobbying operations to secret meetings at South Korea's Blue House in Seoul in 1970 with Park Chung Hee present. He cited Tongsun Park as a principal actor and noted prior investigations without action.
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USS
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
Blue House
Seoul
Park
Fraser
Tongsun Park
Agriculture Department
State Department
Nixon Administration
Sen
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Henry Kissinger
John Mitchell
Hancho Kim
United States
BU med school admissions tied to gifts, race and sex
BU President John Silber acknowledged at a trustees meeting transcript that medical school admissions consider gifts from applicants' families. He said about 50 of 6,000 applicants are chosen for academic excellence while 35 are selected to balance race sex and home state, with emphasis on potential gifts to BU.
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Medical School of
Boston University
John Silber
BU Exposure
Silber
Wesley Christensen
Associated Press
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Details and Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists address 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 and Tuesday through Sunday publication. It outlines subscription options by carrier and mail with weekly and yearly rates and notes no mail subscriptions in Gazettes carrier areas. The Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Associated Press
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