Linn County Jail Study Unit Names Committees
Linn supervisors announced names for two committees to study jail space. Technical committee members include Sheriff Walter Grant Chief Wallace LaPeters Cedar Rapids police department and several county officials. Advisory committee features Rev Gordon Lundberg Joseph Greif Floyd Booth and others. Meetings set for April 5 at 4 p.m. and April 1 at 7 30 p.m. Inner lifetime termites queen can produce over 500 million offspring.
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Linn
Walter Grant
Wallace LaPeters
Cedar Rapids Police Department
Lary Nelson
Department of Adult Correction Services
Lynne Brady
Judith Redmond
Linn County Attorney's Office
Bill Bjorenson
Linn County Civil Defense
Bob Johnson
County Building and Zoning Department
Gordon Lundberg
Joseph Greif
Floyd Booth
Linn County Farm Bureau
Bill Pohorsky
Greater Downtown Assn
John Ely, Jr
Committee For Equal Justice
Tom Tjelmeland
County League of Municipalities
Frank Reynolds
Hawkeye Labor Council
Lyle Hamilton
Linn County Property Taxpayers Assn
Ruth Richardson
Jack Hicks
Juan Cortez
Concerned Citizens
George Ferris
Sheriffs Department
Citizens
President Franjieh Flee Beirut Palace Amid Civil War Assault
President Suleiman Franjieh fled Beirut’s damaged palace during heavy Moslem bombardment as Christian and Moslem forces clash. Beirut Radio said he and his aides sought refuge in Jounieh, while at least 126 killed and 200 wounded in the city and hillside resorts.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Beirut Radio
Franjieh
Ousine
Jounieh
Damascus
Hearst to Face Los Angeles Trial Defense Asks Brainwashing Claim
Patty Hearst will be tried in Los Angeles on kidnapping and robbery charges with her defense arguing she was subjected to thought control and coercive persuasion by the Symbionese Liberation Army. Attorney Albert Johnson says a guilty plea is not an option.
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Los Angeles
Patty
San Francisco
UPI
Patty Hearst
Albert Johnson
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Hibernia
San Mateo County
Johnson
California
Embassy Bomb Threat Sparks Moscow Protest and Evacuation
An anonymous caller warned of a bomb at the U S Embassy in Moscow prompting partial evacuation though no device was found. The threat followed protests over Soviet harassment of U S personnel in New York and a formal protest delivered to the Soviet foreign ministry.
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Moscow
New York
U S Experts Predict War in Rhodesia If Smith Remains in Power
American intelligence experts foresee a bloody Rhodesian war between the white minority government led by Ian Smith and black nationalist guerrillas. They note the white group, about 270,000 strong, is vastly outnumbered 20 to 1 by blacks, with 3,000 regular troops and 10,000 in reserve, while about 1,000 guerrillas are inside Rhodesia and 4,000 trained fighters across the Mozambique border. They anticipate a major guerrilla campaign next rainy season beginning in November and ongoing recruitment to swell forces within a year.
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Washington
Rhodesia
Cuba
U.S
Ian Smith
Smith
Mozambique
Senate approves FEC revamp with 55 to 28 vote in Senate
The Senate passes a compromise bill restoring FEC powers after a Supreme Court ruling. The measure, 55 to 28, would create a 20 member commission, add independent members, require asset disclosures for officials, and study the presidential nominating system while adjusting campaign finance rules. President Ford hinted at a veto for any far reaching changes.
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Washington
Senate
House
Federal Election Commission
Ford
FEC
Supreme Court
Congress
Commission
Cept
Prison Officials Find Cheaters in School
San Quentin officials report cheating in the prison school with a petition to stop reassigning a school coordinator signed by 572 inmates though only 140 inmates were in the school. Many signers were parolees or deceased.
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San Quentin, Calif
UPI
San Quentin Prison
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