Day Care Survey Aims To Expand Home Providers
Jane Boyd Community House plans a survey of home day care providers in Tyler Johnson and part of Grant Wood to explore expanding services next fall. If funded, a home visitor program could start by September offering food support, toy lending, field trips, screenings, drop in care, training, and referral services to licensed providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
Tyler, Johnson
Grant Wood
Joyce Armstrong
Armstrong
United Way
Pat Lefebvre
George Ross
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood
Iowa
Midwest
Court Rejects Longet Release Bids in Colorado
The Colorado supreme court denied Claudine Longet's bids for time off for good behavior and for release on a $5,000 personal recognizance bond from a 30 day jail term after her conviction for criminally negligent homicide in the death of skier Vladimir Sabich. The ruling followed District Court Judge James Carter's similar denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Claudine Longet
High Court
Supreme Court
James Carter
Miss Longet
Ron Austin
Carter
Pitkin County
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
Aspen
Sabich
Brown eyes stopgap SALT deal by October
Defense Secretary Harold Brown said the United States sees a limited SALT pact possible by October but not a comprehensive agreement. He referenced a Vladivostok style limit and suggested extending the current treaty while negotiations continue, with no new proposals while talks stall. He also addressed NATO readiness and possible U.S. troop withdrawals from South Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold Brown
United States
Russia
Brown
Vladivostok
Carter
U.S
Geneva
Brown Cau
Defense
NATO
Europe
Botha Grants Visiting Allowance to Young
Foreign Minister Roëlof Botha said South Africa would not be dominated by outsiders and will not bar entry for U S Ambassador Andrew Young. Young may visit if he applies through proper channels and observes good manners. Botha softened his earlier stance and warned against outside dictates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Andrew Young
Roelof Botha
U.S
Botha
Young
United States
Controversy Over Pregnant Prisoners and German Measles
Health officials and the National Guard disagreed on whether 50 pregnant demonstrators at the Manchester armory were exposed to German measles amid a mass arrest of 1,414 protesters at the Seabrook nuclear plant sit‑in. Officials claimed pregnancies and risk to fetuses, while the Guard later denied any confirmed pregnancies or measles diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
National Guard
Seabrook
Robert Whalen
Manchester Armory
Manchester
Whalen
Maj
Fred Klose
Powers to face trial as spy in Soviet claim
In 1960 the Soviet government stated that American pilot Francis Gary Powers, shot down over the USSR, would be tried for espionage. The claim heightened Cold War tensions as authorities prepared legal proceedings against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Francis Gary Powers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Beth Guinnane
Hertz Drive
Diane Jacobi
Wiley Boulevard
Totino
Clarke College
Dubuque
Clarke
Kathy Noble
Park Avenue SE
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Stuart’s Frontier Inn
Highway 30
Atkins
15Th St. N.E
16Th Ave
C St
Hanford Post
Don Miller
Switzerland
Laurie Egger
Clifford L. Egger
Thirteenth Street
Kennedy High School
Roosevelt Royale Gift & Flower Shop
Kirk
Jim Brady
Cedar Memorial Park
34Th St. SE
South Korea
Japan
Thailand
Farm Motors
33Rd Ave. S.W
2Nd Ave. S.W
MNB
Third Street
Motor Bank
Ree Et Ee Merchants National Bank Ist
Nancy Stahl
Tommy Tucker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!