Supreme court overrules gag order in Jacoby case in Linn county
The Iowa Supreme Court ordered Linn county officials to publish juror and alternate names for the Kandee Jacoby murder trial amid a clash between free press and fair trial rights. Osmundson must file the juror list publicly and faces briefs from plaintiffs and intervenors within the set deadlines.
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Key Congressional Leaders Back Ford
Twelve Republican congressional leaders endorsed President Ford as the GOP nominee while at least 100 or more House Democrats backed Jimmy Carter. Endorsements issued as voters went to polls in Nebraska West Virginia and Connecticut. Ford sought to rebound after losses to Reagan in Nebraska and West Virginia as Carter faced a new challenge in Nebraska. The note cites leaders including Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott and Assistant Leader Robert Griffin with others. one leader did not sign. A news conference featured Carter with Rep Tom Harkin of Iowa backing him among Nebraska and West Virginia races with delegates at stake in Nebraska.
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Ford to Sign Election Bill and Delegate Update
Washington AP Ford expected to sign legislation restructuring the Federal Election Commission and releasing federal funds for presidential candidates. Delegates total 1,120 needed for nomination. Reagan holds 396 to Ford 309 with 1,207 yet to be chosen. Nebraska Democratic contest features Carter and Church as active players.
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McKinley Site Plan Approved for $447,000 Core Works
Cedar Rapids Community School Board unanimously approved preliminary plans for 447000 dollars in site development at McKinley junior high. Including football field track and diamonds, the project could total near 1 million with land costs. Architects expect final plans in 4–5 weeks and contracts in July.
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Indians Seek Jail Transfer Over Threats in Murder Case
Indians ask for transfer of Robert Robideau and Darette Butler from Linn County jail to Johnson County jail or reduced bail. The two men face murder charges in the FBI agents deaths on the Standing Rock Sioux reservation. Motion asserts threats against inmates and staff. Robideau alleges deputy misconduct during finger printing and restraint. The trial was moved to Cedar Rapids federal court from South Dakota.
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Linn County
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Canney Seeks Tight Budget Discipline From Rapids Officials
Cedar Rapids Mayor Donald Canney told city department heads to make budgets work amid a $266,861 gap and plans to trim 21 payroll positions by July. He warned layoffs possible, urged attrition first, and noted unemployment funding shifts to the federal government starting Jan. 1.
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Christopher Columbus and the Saudi Arabia question
A reader asks why Columbus did not discover what is now Saudi Arabia arguing about navigation and exploration ideas. The note reflects a humorous or speculative line of inquiry without a clear historical claim.
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Gunman robs Knoxville crowd. three dead five injured
A former mental patient pulled a rifle from a box and opened fire on a Knoxville street during lunch. Three people were killed and two were wounded before the gunman ended the attack. authorities said.
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Bolivian Official Killed In Paris Ambush Linked To Guevara Case
A Bolivian envoy Gen Inaquin Zenteno Anaya was gunned down in Paris amid claims by a group calling itself the Che Guevara Brigade. The attack follows prior killings of diplomats linked to the Guevara hunt and Armenia related violence in the same neighborhood. Police await further word from the group and examine earlier Paris incidents.
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