Sales Managers View Exhibit Of Excavators In Cedar Rapids
Visitors from Australia Europe Mexico Canada and the United States attend a two day Harnischfeger district managers conference at the Ramada Inn Cedar Rapids. The exhibit features two new hydraulic excavators with 2.5 and 1.5 cubic yard capacities and a rubber tired 35 ton capacity hydraulic crane. About 30 percent of Cedar Rapids plant output is exported.
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Australia
Europe
Mexico
Canada
United States
Cedar Rapids
Harnischfeger Corp
Harnischfeger
Ramada Inn
Court Section Delays Wiretap Ruling and Other Actions
The court declined to rule on whether the government violated the Constitution by wiretapping without judicial approval. Justices explored the Ellsberg and Russo case while deferring broader wiretap questions. Other actions included denying a Los Angeles reporter’s contempt hearing, agreeing to review grain inspection charges on railroads, and not interfering with Augusta Georgia school busing orders.
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Justice Department
Ellsberg
Russo
Supreme Court
Leonard Boudin
Boudin
District Court
Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Augusta
Turner dies at 58 state senator elect James Turner
State Sen elect James B Turner 58 of Centerville died Sunday in Mercy hospital Des Moines He was hospitalized since Oct 23 after a possible stroke at home He had just won the 47th district race defeating former Democratic Rep Arlo Hullinger of Leon in a Republican pickup
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Des Moines
James B. Turner
Centerville
Mercy Hospital
Turner
Arlo Hullinger
Leon
Two-Car Crash Hospitalizes 4 Near I 80 Prairie du Chein
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Four persons were taken to University hospitals Sunday after a two car crash north of Interstate 80 on Prairie du Chien road. The car driven by Harry Epstein of Iowa City crossed the center line and hit John McDermott also of Iowa City. Epstein’s condition Monday was fair. McDermott was in good condition and his two passengers Mark Levenroth 19 and Henry Hansen were reported fair and good respectively.
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Iowa City
Prairie du Chein Road
Harry Epstein
John McDermott
Epstein
McDermott
Mark Levenroth
Henry Hansen
Armed Robbery Report At Cedar Rapids Tavern
Cedar Rapids police continued their investigation Monday of an armed robbery at the Brown Derby tavern on Twelfth avenue SE. Customer Orrel G. Kelly said a gunman robbed him in the restroom, taking $20, four credit cards, and a $60 watch.
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Cedar Rapids
Twelfth Avenue SE
Orrel G. Kelly
Prairie Drive
Kelly
Red China Acrobatic Troupe to Tour Four U.S. Cities
A 55 member Shenyang Acrobatic Troupe of Manchuria will begin performances December 16 in Chicago Indianapolis New York and Washington marking the first major Chinese cultural tour to the United States.
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New York
China
Shenyang
Manchuria
Chicago
Indianapolis
Washington
Catholics forms defense group in Belfast region
In Northern Ireland a Catholic Ex-Servicemen’s Association announces a defensive patrol group amid Protestant attacks. Police report a man shot in the countryside near Belfast as the group accelerates recruitment, claiming no guns and asserting protection of homes and families.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Catholic Ex-Servicemen’s Assn
Andersonstown
Irish Republican Army
Ulster Defense Assn
Former Keokuk County Clerk Given Prison and Parole
Former Keokuk County Clerk Robert Shannon was sentenced to 10 years in prison with bench parole in Keokuk County District Court Judge Ira Morrison also fined him 14530 and ordered restitution to the county for a funds shortage found during a state audit. Shannon pled guilty Oct. 25 to embezzlement by a public officer and resigned Aug. 22 during the audit.
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Sigourney
Keokuk County
Robert Shannon
Ira Morrison
Shannon
Tipton Chamber to Announce Large Industry Location
A large industry location in Tipton will be announced at the Chamber of Commerce meeting Monday evening. The project could employ up to 200 people in the future and details will be provided at the chamber session.
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Tipton
Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Court Judge Denies Reinstatement of Assault Case
Cedar Rapids case against LeRoy Starkey, charged with assault on Tony Cortez, was dismissed after Cortez did not appear for trial on May 20. The state motion to set aside the dismissal and reinstate the case was overruled by Municipal Court Judge Anthony Scolaro, who said a misdemeanor once dismissed cannot be reinstated due to clear law. Cortez claimed he was never notified of the trial date.
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LeRoy Starkey
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
Anthony Scolaro
Scolaro
Starkey
Tony Cortez
Cortez
Innocent on One Count Guilty on a Second
Daniel Corkery of 5418 J street SW was found innocent on blasphemous language and guilty on assault in municipal court for an Aug. 19 incident. He was fined $25 plus costs.
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Daniel Corkery
J Street
Charge of vehicle damage against Slife dismissed
A municipal court Friday dropped a charge of malicious injury to a motor vehicle against Steve Slife of Cedar Rapids route 3. He faced allegations of damaging Sandra Kennedy’s vehicle on October 6.
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Steve Slife
Cedar Rapids
Sandra Kennedy
Three Schuller Motions Denied by Judge
Municipal Judge John Siebenmann denied three motions by Keith Schuller at a Friday hearing. Schuller, of 3100 Thirtieth Street Drive SE, is charged with willfully refusing to aid Linn County deputies and state officials in the investigation of his wife Lynn's disappearance on August 6. The motions, filed September 18, sought a bill of particulars, to quash the arrest warrant, and to dismiss the charge. Preliminary hearing on the refusal count is set for December 8.
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John Siebenmann
Keith Schuller
Thirtieth
Schuller
Linn County
Lynn
Man Bound Over On Burglary Charge
Doug Petersen waived a preliminary hearing in municipal court and was bound over to the grand jury on a burglary charge. He allegedly broke into the home of Gary Yates on October 25 at 37476 Avenue NE.
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Doug Petersen
Twentieth Street Drive
Gary Yates
Avenue NE
C R Man Bound Over On Charge of Assault
Milton Martens of 1245 Third Street NW was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary municipal court hearing for assault with intent to do great bodily injury. He is charged with assaulting Norma Harrington on July 18.
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Milton Martens
Third Street
Norma Harrington
Byrd Eastland May Switch Parties to GOP
Virginia independent Harry Byrd Jr and Mississippi Democrat James Eastland may join the Republican Party. A Times-Dispatch report cites a White House source saying Byrd would switch before the January Senate reconvenes and could lure Stennis into crossing party lines. Byrd, speaking via a Florida convention, dismisses anonymous sources and notes he will speak for himself.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Harry Byrd, Jr
James Eastland
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Eastland
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Senate
Mississippi
John Stennis
Boca Raton
Fla
Assn
Harrisonburg
News-Record
Trial Set for Dec 18 in IRS Hurst Case
Trial scheduled for December 18 in U.S. district court in Cedar Rapids unless Waterloo firm Hurst Equipment Rentals reaches a settlement with the Internal Revenue Service over back taxes. Hurst seeks $29,919 it says was collected and assessed illegally between 1966 and 1969. Judge Edward J. McManus gave the sides until December 1 to reach an agreement.
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U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Internal Revenue Service
Hurst Equipment Rentals, Inc
IRS
Edward J. McManus
Ohio Democrat seeks wheat export ban to curb prices
Rep Charles A. Vanik urged Commerce Secretary Peter G. Peterson to halt further export sales of wheat and feed grain if they raise prices or trigger shortages for Americans. He cited last summer's wheat shipments to the Soviet Union covering about 400 million bushels, a quarter of the U.S. crop, as driving up flour costs.
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Washington
Ohio
Secretary of Commerce
U.S
Charles A. Vanik
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
Soviet Union
Vanik
Peron Route for Return to Argentina
Madrid sources report ex-President Juan Peron to fly to Rome Tuesday morning and depart Friday for Argentina, ending 17 years in exile. Peronist sources suggest possible audiences with Pope Paul VI and President Giovanni Leone in Rome. Peron will be with his wife Isabel Martinez. Local Peronists speculate on brief or permanent stays in Argentina depending on developments.
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Madrid
Juan Peron
Rome
Argentina
Paul VI
Giovanni Leone
Peron
Isabel Martinez
Proxmire Urges Talks With China to Cut Nuclear Threat
Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin urges beginning strategic arms limitation talks with mainland China to reduce the risk of atomic war. The suggestion highlights bipartisan concern over nuclear tensions and calls for dialogue with Beijing.
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
United States
China
Cancer Scientists Cenfer in USSR
Seven American cancer scientists flew to Moscow for two weeks to exchange information with Soviet researchers on viral cancer causes as part of the U S USSR health agreement. They carried 31 cancer virus strains from chickens cats rodents and non human primates and a possible human tumor virus from a muscle cancer.
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Moscow
Nixon
U. S
National Cancer Institute
Pacific quake rattles Pacific near Guatemala Mexico border
A major earthquake measuring 6.7 on the Richter scale was reported Sunday night in the Pacific Ocean near the Guatemala Mexico border, according to the National Earthquake Information Center in Boulder.
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Boulder
Colo
Pacific Ocean
Guatemala-Mexico
National
Odrinex weight loss plan guarantee sales notice
Odrinex claims a simple tablet method to trim fat without dieting or exercise. It promises a money back guarantee if the user does not lose ugly fat, with prices listed for the plan and economy size and orders handled by All May Rexall Drug Stores in $.E. and mail orders.
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Rexall Drug Stores
2Nd St
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