Kelly Apologizes for FBI Misdeeds at Westminster College
FBI Director Clarence Kelley apologized to the American public for abuses tied to COINTELPRO and Hoover era surveillance. He called some actions wrong, urged against repetition, and pressed for accountability and safeguards while addressing Senate committee reports on the bureau’s earlier misconduct.
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Osmundson schedules Monday gag order hearing in Jacoby trial
Des Moines reports Osmundson sets 8:30 a.m. Monday hearing to rule on a new gag order for the Jacoby murder trial. The judge may extend limits on releasing juror names and restrict public photos while trial continues amid open records challenges and Supreme Court directives.
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Supreme Court
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Arives
Psychologist debunks claim that women are more emotional
Dr Paul Cameron of St Marys College of Maryland told the Midwestern Psychological Association that a study questioning 1 205 people found no sex difference in core emotions. He said both men and women feel both pleasant and unpleasant emotions with similar frequency, though men may express or reveal their feelings less openly.
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Midwestern Psychological Association
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Reagan Increases Delegate Margin At National Convention
Reagan swept Saturday delegate selections in Oklahoma Louisiana and more, boosting his lead to 494 pledged delegates with Ford at 306 and uncommitted 330. Ford won 14 delegates Kansas 1 Missouri 3, while Kansas Oklahoma Louisiana and Cantron saw multiple Reagan tallies. Ford urged stable foreign policy against demagoguery as campaign pace continued.
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Miracle survivor amid Gemona earthquake tragedy widow rescued
In Gemona Italy widow Ines de Muio aged 74 was buried under debris for hours in a four story building after a quake. She survived while eight others died and two children plus a pregnant woman were among the dead. Rescue work continued as tremors rattled northeast Italy.
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Gemona
Italy
Lebanese elect Syria-backed Sarkis amid clashes and tension
In Beirut, Lebanon's parliament, amid Moslem shelling, chose Elias Sarkis with Syrian backing after a second ballot. Leftist leaders denounced the vote as outside interference, while Christian factions celebrated with gunfire. Sarkis pledged to rebuild Lebanon and unify the nation.
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UG Volta
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Soma Mumbura
McKinley Project Faces Student and Faculty Reactions
Read about a McKinley junior high project sparking varied student and staff responses and note some positive results. Also referenced are a demolition plan for the Chandler mansion on Fits Avenue NW and stories with photos on related pages. Mothers memories feature Cedar Rapids women in honor of Mother's Day. Weather notes predict a mid 70s high and mild conditions tonight, with a warm trend continuing into Monday.
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