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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1976
Page
3
A dense schedule of channel lineups and programs for Tuesday night through Wednesday morning across WMT Cedar Rapids and regional stations. Highlights include classic shows, news, sports, games, and movies featuring Adams, NBC and CBS programming, plus hour-by-hour substitutions and special segments.
The Congressional Budget Office says President Ford's proposals could slow a fairly strong economic rebound and raise unemployment in 1977. The report compares Ford's plan with a current policy budget, noting GNP, inflation, and jobless figures under each scenario.
Washington sources say Howard Callaway may not return as Ford campaign manager amid investigations into his ski resort dealings. The inquiry examines intercession with agriculture officials, potential improper pressure to transfer forest service staff, and a $135,000 alleged bribe.
A 13 member task force of lawyers journalists and jurists says some judges have overreached to protect fair trials at the expense of a free press. It urges states to adopt mandatory standing orders to curb prejudicial publicity while preserving Sixth Amendment rights. Judge John Bartels dissents, arguing the report overreaches.
Washington says the United States halted diplomatic ties after Equatorial Guinea expelled two American diplomats and sent an insulting letter followed by a telegram declaring them persona non grata. The move cites violations of accepted norms of international diplomacy.
The California Assembly approved a senate passed measure renaming the Richard M. Nixon Freeway in the Los Angeles area to the Marina Freeway. The 3.4 mile roadway will be changed on signs immediately, about 40 miles north of Nixon's San Clemente home. The measure is a legislative resolution not requiring Gov. Edmund Brown's signature.
Moscow denounced Anwar Sadat after Egypt scrapped the 1971 Soviet-Egyptian friendship and cooperation pact. Tass asserted Egyptian leadership bears full responsibility for consequences and criticized Sadat for a distorted portrayal of Moscow Cairo relations. The move marks a low point since 1972 when Egypt expelled 15 000 Soviet personnel amid arms disputes.
Ronald Mallary seeks a plea deal in Linn district court offering to plead guilty to manslaughter on condition of possible deferred sentence. If the judge rejects the deferred option after deliberation the plea may be withdrawn. The Oct 25 motorcycle crash left Kenneth Trout dead. Mallary is the motorcycle operator. Both sides agree no intoxication evidence and no prior convictions. A Tuesday hearing before Judge William Eads will decide if the plea is accepted on these terms.
SEC chairman Roderick Hills said more than 100 American companies may acknowledge questionable or illegal payments in the U.S. and abroad as investigations finish. He noted 74 had disclosed such payments so far and expected "something over 100" to come forward by year-end 1975 filings. He saw no need for new laws, believing disclosure and public pressure will curb repeats.
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