Panel Restores Water Funds
The House Budget Committee voted 14 to 11 to restore most water projects funds cut after President Carter ordered reviews. An amendment by Jim Wright would add 240 million dollars for the projects in the budget guideline resolution, a reversal from the 280 million previously proposed for deletion.
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Three Escapees Caught in East Moline
Three patients who escaped from a maximum security unit at East Moline Mental Health center were recaptured. Two were caught Wednesday morning and the third after the Tuesday night escape through a loosened second floor window. In Washington, President Carter named Mike Mansfield, former Senate Democratic leader and Far East expert, as ambassador to Japan.
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Grocery Monopolies Inflate Prices in Local Markets
Researchers told Congress that American consumers may pay about 662 million dollars more annually for groceries due to monopoly conditions in supermarkets. The joint committee report cites limited competition in many local markets where only two or three chains dominate.
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UPI
Congress
Gillis Long
D-La
Joint Economic Committee
Podgorny Warns Western Aid to South Africa Forbidden
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny warned that Western assistance to South Africa to build a nuclear capability is inadmissible during talks in Maputo Mozambique. He issued the statement at a state banquet after meetings with Mozambican officials. Security forces used tear gas in Tel Aviv to disperse Arab demonstrators marking protests over expropriation with Jericho and Jenin remaining active.
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Weather rundown with city temps and rainfall totals
Climate note provides high and overnight low temperatures for multiple cities including Anchorage Los Angeles Atlanta Miami Bismarck Chicago New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Seattle Houston Washington and Honolulu. It lists precipitation inches for several, barometer trend, humidity, wind, and extended forecast with chances of rain and fair days.
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Six Months for Jumping Bail in Wounded Knee Case
Stanley Holder, AIM leader, jailed six months for bail jumping after a 1973 Wounded Knee occupation. Court imposed five year suspended sentence on robbery charge and three years probation, with concurrent terms. Holder surrendered after 20 months as a fugitive and defended actions as seeking peace.
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Oklahoma
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Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Vietnam
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Colton OKs Immediate Changes in Police Hiring Plan
Colton official announces rapid rollout of a new police hiring procedure. Letters will be sent to five remaining civil service applicants detailing the new process and the terms for academy enrollment and potential temporary layoff or unpaid leave if openings are unavailable.
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Ed Colton
Colton
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Rest area phone thefts reported near I-380
Linn County deputies reported two telephones and about $80 in change were taken from I-380 rest areas. No arrests have been made in connection with the thefts, officials said.
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Linn
Births and marriages noted in Vital Statistics
Birth announcements record many families with addresses in Marion Cedar Rapids and nearby areas including St Luke’s and out of town Houston Texas. March births list Titler Thoma Blinks Lewis Paige Clausen Davisson Barrow Webber Ross Shaw Buehler Denny Eichhorn Cook Rief Ellis others with dates March 26 29 30 and locations. Marriage licenses listed for Hodges Collins Erler Clark Cook Rick Blazek Allen McKee Kenney with dates shown.
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Thirty-seventh Street
Clement F. Thoma
Center Point
Douglas A. Blinks
Vernon
D. Michael Lewis
Twelfth Avenue
Marion
Brent R. Paige
Ely
Ward J. Clausen
Central City
Dale L. Davisson
Dunreath Drive
William Barrow
Eighth Street
Charles Webber
Thiher Drive
Hiawatha
Dennis V. Ross
Cameo Lane
Ralph Shaw
Vermont Street
Michael Buehler
Vinton
Craig Denny
Fruitwood Jane NW
Michael Eichhorn
Swisher
Robert Cook
Crescent Street
James Rief
Monticello
Houston
Texas
Gary D. Ellis
Ellis
Roland Port
A Avenue
John E. Hodges
Gloria J. Collins
George W. Erler, Jr
Garnetta A. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Steven E. Cook
Robin R. Rick
Gerald W. Blazek
Kathy R. Allien
Larry E. McKee
Delores M. Kenney
Woman Injured In Car Accident In City
Stella F Engel 76 of 1444 Thir ty-fourth Street NE was listed in fair condition at St Luke s hospital after a Tuesday collision with a vehicle driven by 17 year old Brian R Sillick of 509 Twentieth Street NE He was charged with failure to control a motor vehicle following the 11 19 a m mishap near the intersection of B Avenue and Twentieth Street NE Engel suffered fractured ribs according to hospital officials
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Thirty-fourth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Brian R. Sillick
Twentieth Street
B Avenue
Engel
Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Publication Details
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Laconia Becomes First Passenger Ship to Circumnavigate
On this date in 1923 the Cunard liner Laconia arrived in New York City completing a 130 day world circumnavigation becoming the first passenger ship to sail around the globe.
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