Kissinger Says No Choice on Detente for U.S. Allies
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told NATO ministers in Oslo there is no alternative to detente with the Soviet Union, regardless of who wins the U.S. presidential election. He urged interdependence, economic strength, and readiness to defend, noting the Soviet buildup reflects a long-term plan rather than a new drive.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
Henry Kissinger
America
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kissinger
Kremlin
United States
NATO
West
Dogs in Hiawatha Face Stray Concerns and City Costs
City council discussed stray dogs and late summer dog days in Hiawatha. Residents report disposal, howling, and wandering dogs prompting reminders that loose dogs are subject to arrest by the Linn humane shelter. unclaimed dogs cost the city money with $144 in one month and $179 in another. The issue raises safety concerns for children with a growing dog population.
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Hiawatha
Dale Guthridge
Linn Humane Shelter
Sign Up Soon for Reduced Garbage Fee in City Plan
City officials urge eligible seniors and totally disabled residents to apply now for a reduced garbage fee of 1.50 per month if annual household income is under 6,000. Beginning July 1 a 3 monthly fee will fund pickup, billed bi monthly with water charges. Applications available at the water department or city clerk, notarized, income verification may be required.
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Water Department
Shaver Road
Kane Re-elected President At Iowa Letter Carriers Meet
James R. Kane of 1824 Mallory Street SW was re-elected president of the Iowa Association of Letter Carriers at its annual convention in Des Moines City last Monday. David Holttaus of 1507 Third Avenue SE was reelected secretary-treasurer of the organization.
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James R. Kane
Mallory Street
Iowa Aasn
Lows City
Kane
David Holttaus
Third Avenue
No Punishment No Crime Judge Says of Helmet Law
Cedar Rapids Associate District Judge Anthony Scolaro dismissed two helmet law violations saying no crime exists without a penalty. He cited Judge Renda in Des Moines and noted his ruling binds only cases heard by him while suggesting defendants may plead guilty to be reassigned to another judge.
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Anthony Scolaro
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Gayle Miller
Tent Street
Richard Curtin
Walcott
Thomas Renda
Des Moines
Scolara
Rendy
Lynne Brady
Brady
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Renda
Seolaronic
Scolaro
Brent Harstad
Coe Dean's List Honors Four Students
Four students earned placement on the Coe College Dean's List for high term work. Named recipients include William W. Bauer, Marion. Timothy R. Koch, Lisbon. Scott Malcolm, 626 Thirty Fifth Street SE. and Jerry Saunders, Anamosa.
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Coe College
Coe
William W. Bauer
Volue One
Marion
Timothy R. Koch
Lisbon
Scott Malcolm
Thirtyfifth Street
Jerry Saunders
Anamosa
Seria! Number Alteration Charges Filed
John Terral Clark, 33, of 315 Sixth Avenue SE, charged with three counts of alteration of manufacture’s spring numbers. Police stopped him about 5 45 p.m. in the 300 block of Second Avenue SE during a routine traffic check and found citizen band radios with missing serial numbers in the vehicle.
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John Terral Clark
Sixth Avenue SE
Clark
Second Avenue SE
Cit!gen Band Tadios
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