Court debate over Levi intervention in Garrity ruling
The justice department weighed whether to file a brief supporting Levi in a civil rights case related to Garrity. No decision would be made before midweek as White and Havel commented on political objections from Pottinger, Brooke, and Coleman. The New York Times reports Levi tentatively decided to file, amid Ford Reagan tensions. Three related suits continue before the Supreme Court.
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Sen
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Senate
Ford Campaigns by Train Through Michigan in Whistle Stop Tour
President Ford and Mrs. Ford conducted a seven hour whistle stop tour across Flint, Durand, Lansing, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, and Niles as he campaigned for Michigan wins. Thousands greeted the pair and Ford urged voting help on Tuesday while defending his administration’s gains and urging job prospects.
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Udall
Henry Jackson
George Wallace
Michigan
Detroit
Coleman Young
Ford
White House
Battle Creek
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
Washington
Flint
Durand
Lansing
Kalamazoo
Niles
Harry Truman
Truman
August Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
St. Louis
Reagan
Amtrak
Chicago
Secret Service
French President To Ride In Concorde on U.S. Visit
French President Giscard d Estaing will fly aboard the Concorde on his six day U S trip starting Monday. The jet faces legal and environmental opposition as a U S appeals court prepares to hear arguments to ban Concorde landings at two airports while its Washington Dulles schedule begins. The trip includes legs from Washington to Houston and from New Orleans to Guadeloupe, with subsonic hops to Philadelphia Yorktown and Lafayette. The Concorde will fly supersonically only on Atlantic crossings, under U S law.
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Washington
United States
Giscard d’Estaing
Dulles International
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Ford
Air Force One
Houston
New Orleans
Caribbean
Guadeloupe
Paris
State Department
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Yorktown
Lafayette
Contiguous States
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Transportation
William Coleman
Air France
British Airways
New York
John F. Kennedy
Port Authority of
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Kennedy
Fairfax County
Dulles International Airport
Dulles
Dallas-Fort Worth
Boston
Miami
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bangor
Maine
Moses Lake
Wash
Fairbanks
Anchorage
Alaska
Medicaid Paying Bills Should Be Covered By Private Insurance
UPI reports HEW Medicaid chief Keith Weikel says data show Medicaid funds cover bills that private insurers should pay. About 20 percent of recipients not on welfare are ineligible, costing taxpayers $1.6 billion annually. The program serves 24 million recipients, with half also having some health insurance.
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Washington
UPI
Keith Weikel
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Weikel
Maryland
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Pulitzer Prize Winner Morison Dies at 88
Samuel Eliot Morison, eminent historian notable for naval histories and Harvard work, died at 88 in Massachusetts General Hospital after a stroke. The Boston born author, a Bancroft and Pulitzer prize recipient, authored The History of U.S. Naval Operations in World War II and The European Discovery of America.
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Boston
Samuel Eliot Morison
Morison
Massachusetts General Hospital
Beacon Hill
America
Henry Steele Commager
Amherst College
U.S. Naval
Harvard University
Harvard
Harvard College
Christopher Columbus
Iowa Deaths Notice Highlights Multiple Obituaries
Center Point Gary Andrews age 23 died after service at St Johns Lutheran church Murdoch’s Center Point. Sigourney Clinton Barcus age 64 formerly of Fremont. Funeral Monday 1 30 at Holm's. Keota Mrs Florence Feldaverd 84 service 10 am Monday at St Joseph's Catholic North English. Rosary 8 pm Powell's North English. Visitation Powell funeral home Keota until 4 30 today. Decorah Hans Aschim 89 service Monday 2 pm Washington Prairie Lutheran Burial Church Cemetery. Steine's.
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Center Point
Gary Andrews
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Murdoch's
Sigourney
Clinton Barcus
Fremont
Holm’s. Keota
Florence Feldaverd
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
North English
Powell's
Visitation
Powell Funeral Home
Keota
Decorah
Hans Aschim
Washington Prairie Lutheran Church
Burial Church
Steine
Two-Car Crash injures C R woman in city
Linda Jean Walker twenty of 1410 C Street SW was treated and released at Mercy hospital after a two car collision at Eighth Avenue and Second Street SW about 6 p.m. She rode with Douglas Michael Walker twenty one of the same address when their car hit Sylvia Ruth Hinchliff thirty six of 824 Eighteenth Street SE. Hinchliff faced a charge of disobeying a traffic control device.
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Linda Jean Walker
C Street
Mercy Hospital
Eighth Avenue
Second Street
Douglas Michael Walker
Sylvia Ruth Hinchliff
Eighteenth Street
Hinchliff
Walker
Woman Arrested on Six Counts
Brenda Sue Stroud, 25, of 1137 Fifteenth Street SE, was arrested Saturday by Cedar Rapids police on warrants for two counts of larceny one count of resisting an officer and three forgery charges. She was jailed in Linn County on a 13925 dollar bond.
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Brenda Sue Stroud
Fifteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
North High Rooster Club Elects New Officers
David Cagwin elected president of the North High Rooster club. Other officers include Mrs Adrian Rademaker as vice president Hawkeye Jim Graham as treasurer and Mrs Dan Peterson as secretary.
Tampa Man Charged With Criminal Trespass
William Jesse Tucker, 28, of Boca Raton Florida, faces a criminal trespass charge after authorities say he was found sleeping in a bed on the second floor of the Bruce Millsap residence at 1955 Bever Avenue SE. Mrs Millsap woke her 11 year old son, Brett, and called police. Tucker posted a 150 appearance bond.
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William Jesse Tucker
Boca Raton
Fla
Bruce Millsap
Bever Avenue SE
Weather and Local Notices From Daily Record
Weather data and extended forecast for the area with temperatures humidity wind and orbital times. Community milestones include multiple May birth announcements for local residents and a series of small incident notes from Saturday afternoon including an overheated grease fire and a vehicle backfire.
Assad Invites Arafat to Try to Settle Rift
Beirout Lebanon AP Assad invited Palestinian guerilla chief Yasir Arafat to Damascus for talks to avert conflict between Syria and the Lebanese Muslim alliance. The split risks widening Lebanon's civil war as Syrian forces clash with Muslim leftists and factions. The Saiqa unit remained active, attempting to halt attacks on Christian positions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Hafez Assad
Yasir Arafat
Damascus
Syria
Saiqa Group
Services Are Monday For Howard Glass
Howard A. Glass 79 of 1127 Thirtieth street Marion died Friday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born Sept 9 1896 in Monticello he married Violet Wells May 21 1924 Anamosa. Army veteran of World War I he operated Marion DX 21 years retiring 1961. Survived by wife a son a daughter nine grandchildren two brothers three sisters. Services Monday 1 30 pm Bethel Baptist Church Marion with burial Green Cemetery Morley military rites. Memorial fund established.
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Howard A. Glass
Thirtieth Street
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Violet Wells
Anamosa
Marion DX
Bethel Baptist Church of
Trojan Masonic Lodge
Marion American Legion Post
Murdoch's
Gazette Co Fras subscription rates and mail policy
The notice lists subscription prices for the Gazette Co Fras in Rapids Iowa, including 24 weeks at 7 issues for 500 and 52 weeks for $46.00, with mail and carrier rates varying by location. It notes restrictions on mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service and mentions Associated Press republication rights.
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the Gazette Co Fras
Rapids
Lowe
Iowa
Ita
Suosex
Death in Fayette head-on crash near Highway 150
A late Saturday head-on collision north of Fayette on Highway 150 claimed at least one life. Authorities reported six people involved in the crash two miles north of Fayette shortly before 10 p.m., with details limited pending investigation. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
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Fayette
Here
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