Castro Writes Palme on Angola Troop Withdrawals
Fidel Castro says Cuban troops will be pulled from Angola at about 200 men weekly, with half the force to depart by year’s end. Kissinger calls for independent verification while warning a partial withdrawal may not meet U.S. demands. The United States weighs an estimated 13,000 to 15,000 Cubans in Angola and the possibility of a reduced but lingering technician presence.
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Diaz Palme
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Henry Kissinger
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Palme
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Cuba
Carlos Raphael Rodrigues
Rhodesia
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London
Multiple World Events Spark Quake of Incidents
News briefs report a suitcase bomb at Tel Aviv Ben Gurion airport killing at least two and injuring nine, with two suitcases detonated by police. Athens sees violent clashes over an anti strike bill leaving a woman dead and many injured. Beirut reports a provisional armistice agreement with leaders to hold a roundtable, no start time given. Concorde airliner test flights mark a United States focus and Soviet tech violation linked to a 1972 arms pact is acknowledged. American workers face higher social security taxes as benefits extend into the 1980s. Tonight clear with lows near 40s.
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Israel
Ben Gurion
Witdowe
Three-Year Tyler Plan Okayed for Desegregation Step
Cedar Rapids school board approves a three year plan to increase Tyler Elementary desegregation. Mandatory reassignment could begin if voluntary efforts lag, with a 23.5 percent minority target by February 1979. The plan details Phase 1 voluntary options, EXPO program, and space considerations.
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Candidates Battle In Six Primaries
Ford faces Reagan in six primaries across Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Idaho Nevada and Oregon while Carter defends lead against Church and Brown. The day adds 179 Democratic and 176 Republican delegates at stake as Ford gains uncommitted delegates in New York Pennsylvania Vermont Alaska.
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Turner seeks raise in uncertain status for attorney general
DES MOINES The attorney general Richard Turner seeks a $6,000 annual pay rise to $35,000 as the governor and legislature spar over a broader pay package for state officials. Debate centers on Turner being a judiciary member and the bill’s scope for judges while other elected executives eye increases. Governor Ray notes Turner’s status is disputed and urges consideration of other admins with no raises in years.
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Hay
Lloyd ‘Smith
Maurice Baringer Handig
Rexpansthultles
Robert Lawnasheery
Perlculipea
Senate Okays Montauk Funds in Des Moines
The Iowa Senate on Tuesday approved an amendment to a Senate bill appropriating 802214 dollars to the State Historical Department for 1976 77. The funds include 54748 to enable Montauk at Clermont to resume operations, former Gov. Luts rabee's home. The bill returns to the House for a minor change before final action and Gov. Ray. The Montauk funds will be donated by Mr. and Mrs. A W Allen of Cedar Rapids, who preserve the mansion as a historic landmark.
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Clermont
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Gay
Robert Ray
Witt
A.W. Allen
Cedar Rapids
Allen
Go Larraber
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Iowa Senate defeats land use bill amid heated debate
The Iowa Senate rejected a state land use policy bill 14 to 32 after an amendment by Sen. Eugene Hill would have begun a county zoning phase aligned with a statewide master plan. Gov. Ray lamented the defeat as House Speaker Cochran called it a dark day for the legislature.
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