Argentine Coup Plans Reported Complete in Buenos Aires
Report says plans to oust President Isabel Peron were complete and a military junta would replace her, with key tank and marine units in position and the government moving to end inflation and violence. Police report leftist guerrilla attacks as election pressures mount.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Jorge Rafael Videla
Congress
Juan Peron
la Plata
Kissinger Warns US Will Not Accept Cuban Military Interventions
Washington Secretary of State Kissinger issued his strongest warning to date that the United States will not tolerate further Cuban military interventions abroad. Senator Dick Clark said Kissinger’s statements are not idle. He based this on a briefing to the foreign relations subcommittee and indicated the administration is prepared to act against Cuba if it reengages significantly.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
United States
Dick Clark
Iowa
Africa
Kissinger
Clark
Cuba
Ford plan tightens bugging rules for intelligence
The Ford administration proposed legislation to curb bugging and wiretapping in U S intelligence probes. It would require federal court warrants for electronic surveillance targeting foreign powers or agents or individuals involved in clandestine intelligence, sabotage, or terrorism.
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Washington
Ford Administration
United States
Rail Loss Impact Des Moines Study Says Towns Adapt
A federally funded study for the Iowa Department of Transportation says small towns do not die and grain elevators do not go out of business when branch line rail services end. Details on page 3.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iown Department of Transportation
Des Moines Senate Republicans unveil nine percent property tax cap
Iowa senate Republicans propose a substitute plan for property tax relief. The plan would cap local subdivision property tax increases at nine percent for a two year period starting July 1. Details on page.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Postal Service Plan Sparks Nonsense Machines Debate
Congressional investigators flag a grand postal plan to handle packages featuring nonsense machines that reportedly damage mail. Details on page 9.
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Washington
Postal Service
New York City Plans Largest Social Security Withdrawal
New York City formally notifies that it will withdraw at least 112000 city employees from Social Security. It marks the largest such withdrawal in the four decades of the program. Details on page 9.
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New York
New York City
Neighbor charged with murder in six execution slayings
Trevose Pennsylvania police say a 24 year old neighbor was arrested and charged with murder in the execution style killings of six people in a suburban home. Investigators described the slayings as stemming from a personal vendetta.
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Trevose
Kamikaze Crash Targets Tokyo Leader in Payoff Scandal
A light plane slammed into Yoshio Kodama's Tokyo home, killing 29-year-old actor Mitsuyasu Maeno who wore a WWII Kamikaze uniform. Kodama and 11 residents were unharmed. Police believe the pilot intentionally crashed after cutting engine power. An amateur radio transmission echoed the Kamikaze cry Tenno heika banzai.
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Tokyo
Yoshio Kodama
Japan
Mitsuyasu Maeno
Kodama
Maeno
the Emperor
Cedar Rapids schools seek 430000 for expanded programs
The Cedar Rapids Community School District asks the state for 430000 in funds to expand dropout services at Metro High School to 225 students and to support adaptive programs, a junior high center for disruptive students, a bilingual program for refugee children, and writing and arts projects for high potential students. The district requests 96825 from the committee, plus 333175 in growth to cover the balance, with board members noting questions were resolved and emphasizing balance between remedial and preventive measures.
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Cedar Rapids
Lauree Gerber
Curran Rosser
Metro High School
Monroe
Senate Moves Fast On Iowa Election Bill
The Iowa senate approved a broad elections reform bill 42 to 3 that would place voter registration under state control. The debate featured bipartisan backing and behind the scenes pressure from Republican and Democratic operatives over county auditors and private firms like Iowa Data Processing run by Stan Zegel.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Ralph Brown
Iowa Republican Central Committee
Ben Benzine
Iowa Democratic Central Committee
Senate
Benzine
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Data Processing
Stan Zegel
Zegel
Iowa
Johnson
Republican State Central Committee
Wallace Reagan Vow To Continue In North Carolina Primary
Wallace and Reagan insist they will stay in the race for president despite NC primary results. Ford leads in GOP polls while Carter and Jackson vie for Democratic delegates as FEC loses enforcement powers after court order.
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Raleigh
N.C
George Wallace
Ronald Reagan
North Carolina
Reagan
Ford
Wallace
Washington
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
New Hampshire
Vermont
Florida
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Montgomery
Ala
Carter
Henry Jackson
Arizona
Morris Udall
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Texas
Lloyd Bentsen
Jackson
Bentsen
Federal Election Commission
Congress
Health Service Order Halts Toledo Practice
Dr. Dennis Mallory a 36 year old Toledo osteopath halted his practice at Tama County Medical Center in Toledo about a month ago on orders of a federal agency The National Health Service Corps told him to cease until differences are resolved He said he is a federal employee and disputes with the local board and service corps must be settled by the federal government
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Toledo
Dennis Mallory
Toledo Osteopath
Tama County
Mallory
National Health Service Corps
U.S. Public Health Service
Medical
Tama County Medical Center
U.S Public Health Service
Tama County Medical Center Board of Directors
Dwayne Wood
Des Moines
Surgeon General
College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Marshalltown
Tama-Toledo
Toledo Clinic
Guthrie County
Texas
Crackdown on Meter Tickets Promised by City Officials
Cedar Rapids authorities plan a crackdown on unpaid parking fines with potential arrest warrants after the city weighs the cost of legal action. The council requests a target threshold, possibly four or five unpaid tickets, before pursuing warrants. Some individuals reportedly owe up to 100 tickets.
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Cedar Rapids
Dave McGuire
McMeyer
Don Canney
Third Avenue
Tax Form Warning Echoes Green Dollars Behind Red Blue
A sharp advisory warns taxpayers to beware identity and financial schemes tied to red and blue tax forms. The piece stresses vigilance against scammers seeking personal data and monetary gain during tax season.
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C.R. Company
Robert Ray
Ray
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Mecklenburg County
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William Culp
Mecklenburg Board of Elections
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