Mitchell says he did not see Korea memo about payoffs
Former Attorney General John Mitchell testified he did not recall seeing a 1971 FBI memo stating Korean donors funded the Democratic Party or that Tongsun Park paid off a congressman. He did confirm reading another memo about aides to Speaker Albert and Rep. Gallagher linked to the Korean CIA, while noting no memory of a money‑for‑influence memo.
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Pope Paul VI Improves After Flu Quiet Week
Pope Paul VI shows gradual improvement and no fever after a week of illness. Vatican officials hope he can preside at Easter Sunday mass, though many Easter Week activities were canceled.
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Young urges urgency for Rhodesia peace plan
Andrew Young, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said in Dar es Salaam that Washington feels a sense of urgency to push the British-American peace plan for Rhodesia and prevent a decade of confusion. He spoke on arrival during the first leg of a southern African trip, citing adherence to the Anglo-American proposals despite recent internal settlement difficulties.
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Carter Aims Stronger Public Stance on Inflation Wages
Barry Bosworth, director of the Council on Wage and Price Stability, says the Carter administration will publicly challenge unjustified wage and price rises. The plan includes hearings and subpoenas, with a belief government action is needed to curb inflation despite credibility concerns. Bosworth notes the president may soon deliver a major inflation speech.
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Births and incidents logged for Mercy area families
Birth announcements show multiple families welcoming daughters and sons on March 20 including Forrester Shella Moore Motylinski McMullen Kepros Long Barnes Beyer Carmer Marchese Uchytil Goodwin Rouse. Emergency calls cite ambulance assists and incidents at several locations with odors leaks and investigations throughout the day.
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Joyce Kay
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Susan Kay
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Mark D
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Linda S
Charles H. Munson Jr
Nancy Jo
Gregory Kent Goodwin
Brenda Marie
Thomas Alan Rouse
Weather Summary and Mississippi River Levels
Highs in the 50s and mild Thursday to Saturday with a chance of showers. Lows in the 20s to 30s with nights around 25 to 35. NW winds at 21 mph at 10 a.m. Mississippi River stages show several sites rising lightly and others steady or falling with specific values listed.
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Man surrenders after seven hour Santa Clara bank standoff
Robert Foster 24, an unemployed truck driver, surrendered to police after a seven hour standoff at a Wells Fargo branch in Santa Clara. His estranged wife Janie and coworker Phyllis Matthews survived inside. another woman Valerie Kaufman was found unharmed upstairs. Foster initially demanded morphine and later threatened to shoot. He was taken into custody on kidnapping and false imprisonment charges.
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ITT officials charged with lying to Senate
Justice Department moves forward with criminal charges against ITT executives Edward Gerrity and Robert Berrellez for allegedly lying to a Senate subcommittee about ITT’s role in influencing Chile’s 1970 presidential election. Prosecutions come as disclosures tied CIA and ITT funding to opponents of Allende surface from 1975.
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The Cedar Rapids Gazette Facts and Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates shown include $5 174 for 52 weeks by mail and $1 15 per week by carrier with exclusions for areas served by Gazette carriers. The paper disclaims rights for certain republication and credits The Associated Press for local and AP dispatches.
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