Airline Captain Flies On Camera For Passengers
New York AP report details American Airlines DC10 cockpit cameras giving passengers a view of takeoffs landings and cockpit chatter. Joe Gillen a 30,000 hour captain says cameras boost confidence and public relations while pilots’ union notes pilots can toggle cameras.
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Seven Die in Baltimore Row House Fire
A pre dawn fire swept through a two story row of connected houses in Baltimore killing seven people and injuring three. At least five of the dead are believed to be children.
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Television Listings Highlight Evening Lineup Across Many Channels
A dense TV schedule presents Chico and Man programs, NBC movies, and news casings. It lists sports like NCAA basketball Duke Louisville and Pro Bowlers segments, family and children's films, and a late night lineup including The Jetsons and Bandstand with multiple repeats.
Clemency Program to End On Schedule Under Ford Plan
President Ford’s clemency program will end Monday night after two monthly extensions. About 23 000 of roughly 120 000 eligible applicants have signed up, with about 6 000 joining in February and March each extension. Charles Goodell, chairman of the Presidential Clemency Board, said Ford has done all he can before the September deadline to process all applications and that further extensions would require congressional action.
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Charles Goodell
Congress
Card table quip reveals a bridge misplay
In a tense bridge exchange, Eat asks West why he failed to overtake with the king and how many tricks would have been possible. West deflects with a joking reply about looking silly, then asserts the result hinges on South's potential score.
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Bridge Odds in Slayman Convention Play Analyzed
The article discusses a bridge hand where East was correct about possible bids. South could not force four heart tricks after North used the Slayman convention on two clubs. With West yielding the second club, East led another suit allowing South to counter by taking the diamond ace and securing the game.
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Bidding Confusion in a Local Bridge Hand Question
Fragmentary note shows a bridge bidding issue with North and East passing and a prompt to answer tomorrow. The text hints at a daily puzzle or quiz item in a newspaper column. No names or concrete details beyond the players’ directions.
Czech Chief Svaboda Discharged After Seven Months in Hospital
Prague AP report says ailing Czechoslovak President Bud Vik Svaboda was discharged Wednesday after a seven month hospital stay. He remains under medical care and continues to receive state sanatorium guidance.
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Linn Court Decision in Assault Case
Linn County jurors returned verdicts of 250 dollars each to two men seeking 2 500 for injuries from an assault at Howl Side Maid Rite on April 27 1974. David Wille sued owner Baté nec and bartenders Kevin Jensen and Scott Puryear, with Larry J. Maiera joining. Jury deliberations extended beyond six hours with ten jurors voting.
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City Defends Parking Ticket Fine Law Challenge
Cedar Rapids city attorney filed a brief in magistrate court defending authority to regulate street parking and to levy a five dollar fine for violators. William Brogd contends the $5 penalty is excessive compared to a 25 cent hourly rate, and challenges amendments cited from 1973.
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Autopsy Underway After Two Day Old Boy Dies
An autopsy was performed on Daniel Seth McCallum, two day old son of Mr and Mrs Clark McCallum of 274 Twelfth Avenue SW, after he died at St Luke s hospital. Medical examiner says cause believed natural but autopsy not complete and police note arrival by ambulance after 6 30 PM.
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Mail Theft Trial Ends in Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Denise Diane Knowles pleaded guilty to two counts as the Harris case ended with delays. Jo Ann Harris and Knowles, both of Fort Dodge, faced multiple charges from a grand jury indictment. Two other counts against Knowles were dismissed and Harris's case was terminated. Sentencing awaits a presentence report.
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Public Execution Expected For King Faisal's Assassin
Riyadh reports speed trial and possible beheading for Prince Faisal Ibni Musaedi accused of killing King Faisal. Officials debate sanity, motives include compensation requests and family ties amid conflicting accounts from Al Akhbar and other papers.
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Cedar Rapids Couple Charged In Interstate Check Ring
Ronald LeRay Diggs age 46 and Monika Louise Diggs age 26 were arrested by FBI agents with Cedar Rapids police on charges of transporting and cashing stolen corporate checks across state lines. Indicted by a federal grand jury in Des Moines, they faced a Thursday appearance before U.S. Magistrate James Hodges in Cedar Rapids federal court.
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HEW Extends Funds Deadline
The HEW extends a 12 month grace period for states to avoid loss of federal matching funds due to AFDC ineligibility or overpayment. The April 1 1976 date is pushed back while fiscal disallowances are delayed and later welfare error penalties begin July with specified ineligibility and overpayment thresholds.
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Proxmire Cites 600 Million in Illegal Medicaid Payments
Sen. William Proxmire cites overpayments by HEW totaling more than 600 million dollars in 1976 for illegal Medicaid benefits. He cites lack of eligibility verification and automatic renewals as key issues, noting GAO findings of errors in New York City costing up to 1.6 million monthly.
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Delays in Policing Medicare Compliance Across Hospitals
HEW announces a delay in hospitals implementing internal review for Medicare and Medicaid patients. WEIRBERGER cites questions about federal regulations and state concerns over small rural hospitals facing challenges, with reviews due within two days of admission to assess need and level of care.
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Turks Move to Curb Kurdish Refugees in Turkey
ANKARA Turkey authorities aimed martial law in four eastern towns to halt a planned influx of Kurdish refugees fleeing civil war in northern Iraq. Baghdad gave Kurdish rebels until March 31 to take a general amnesty under a regional stopgap agreement with Iran ending its support for the guerrillas.
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