Exhibit on Excavators Draws Managers to Cedar Rapids
Visitors from Australia Europe Mexico Canada and the United States attend a two day district managers sales conference in Cedar Rapids to view two new hydraulic excavators with 25 and 30 cubic yard capacities and a 35 ton hydraulic crane. About 75 people attend and 30 percent of Cedar Rapids plant output is exported.
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Australia
Europe
Mexico
Canada
United States
Cedar Rapids
Panhads
Harnischfeger
Ramada Yon
Court case log on wiretaps faces appeals court scrutiny
The court considered whether defendants Ellsberg and Russo could access a log of wiretaps and if government wiretapping required judicial permission. The ruling involves a 1969 Supreme Court precedent and potential double review, with Ellsberg’s attorney calling the action an affront to criminal justice. The court also denied a reporter’s contempt hearing, reviewed grain inspection charges, and refused to intervene in Augusta school bus funding.
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Justice Department
Ellsberg
Russa
Supreme Court
Leonard Boudin
Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Augusta
Hijackers Identified in Southern Jet Takeover Case
Investigators name three hijackers Melvin Cale Lewis Moore and Henry Jackson all linked to Detroit and Oak Ridge Tennessee. FBI to file air piracy charges as questions linger about ransom weapons and the shootout during the Friday night incident.
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Birmingham
Cuba
United States
FBI
PBI
Melvin Charles Cale
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Lewis K. Moore
Detroit
Henry D. Jackson
U.S. Atetorney
Ala
Cale
Cabee
Nashville
Jackson
Moore
Freedom
Two Car Crash Hospitalizes Four In Iowa City Area
Four persons were taken to University hospitals Sunday after a two car crash north of Interstate 80 on Prairie du Chien road. Harry Epstein of Iowa City lost control and crossed the center line, colliding with John McDermott, also of Iowa City. Epstein’s condition Monday was fair, McDermott was in good condition, and their two passengers Mark Levenroth 19 and Henry Hansen were reported fair and good respectively.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Prairie du Chem Road
Harry Epstein
John McDermott
Epstein
McDermott
Mark, Levenroth
Henry Hansen
Police Probe Armed Robbery at Cedar Rapids Tavern
Cedar Rapids police continued Sunday into an armed robbery at the Brown Derby tavern at 601 Twelfth avenue SE. Customer Orrel G. Kelly of 1040 Praire Drive NE reported being robbed at gunpoint in the tavern restroom, with about $20 cash four credit cards and a watch valued at about 60 taken.
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Cedar Rapids
Twelfth Avenue
Orrel G. Kelly
Praire Drive
Kelly
Red China Acrobatic Troupe to Tour Four U.S. Cities
A 55 member Shenyang Acrobatic Troupe of Manchuria will perform in four American cities starting December 16, marking the first major Chinese cultural attraction to visit the United States. Stops include Chicago Indianapolis New York and Washington.
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New York
China
Shenyang
Manchuria
Chicago
Indianapolis
Washington
Catholics Form Own Defensive Association in Northern Ireland
BELFAST AP A Catholic ex servicemen group claiming 20000 members announced a defensive patrol initiative after Protestant gasoline bombings in Andersonstown. They deny seeking retaliation, aim to guard homes, and compare to the Ulster Defense Association while acknowledging possible infiltration risks.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Belast
Assa
Andersonstown
Irish Republican Army
Ulster Defense Assn
UDA
Phil Curran
Ex-Servicemen’s Assn
Former Keokuk Clerk Sentenced for Embezzlement
Special to The Gazete SIGOURNEY Poymer Keokuk County Clerk of Court Robert Shannon was sentenced to 11 years in prison with bench parole and fined 814630 for embezzlement. He pled guilty Oct 25 and must make restitution to the county after a state audit uncovered the shortage. Shannon resigned Aug 22 during the audit.
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Gazete Sigourney
Poymer
Tipton Chamber To Announce New Industry
The Tipton Chamber of Commerce will announce a large new industry at Monday evening’s meeting. The project is expected to employ up to 100 workers in the future, with details to be presented during the session.
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Tipton
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Turner Senator-Elect Dies at 58 in Des Moines
State Senator-Elect James B. Turner, 98, of Centerville, a Republican and retired wholesale operator, died Sunday in Mercy Hospital Des Moines after a hospitalization since October 24 following a possible stroke. He had been elected to the 47th Senate district, defeating former Democratic Rep Arlo Hullinger of Leon.
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Des Moines
Lect
James B. Turner
Centerville
Mercy Hospital
Turner
Arlo Hullinger
Leon
Municipal Court Reinstatement Bid Denied In Assault Case
A state motion to set aside the dismissal of an assault and battery charge against Leady Star key Cedar Rapids was overruled Thursday by Municipal Court Judge Anthony Leo Daniel Corkery. Corkery, 418 J Street SW, was found guilty on a separate charge of blasphemous language and fined $25 plus costs for an incident tied to August 1.
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Leady Starkey
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
Municiipal Court
Anthony Leo
Daniel Corkery
J Streat
Damage charge against Slife dropped in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids case shows a misdemeanor damage charge dismissed after key witnesses failed to attend. Steve Stife and Tony Cortez relate to a vehicle damage matter involving Starkey, with dates around May and October cited in the municipal court record.
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Slife
Scafaro Gard
Steve Stife
Cedar Rapids
Starkey
Inj
Tony Cortez
Damag
Jing
Cortez
Sandra Kennedy
Corles
Three Schuller Motions Denied by Municipal Judge
Municipal Judge John Siebem ann Friday overruled three motions by Keith Schuller of 3100 Thirtieth Street SE in the inquiry into the disappearance of his wife Lynn on Aug 6. The motions sought a bill of particulars quash the arrest warrant and dismiss the charge. A preliminary hearing for the refusing to assist charge is set for Dec 8. A separate note states Milton Martens of 1245 Third Street NW was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing on July 18 for assault with intent to do great bodily injury against Norman Harrington.
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John Siebemann
Keith Schuller
Schuller
Linn County
Lynn
Jon
Schutter
Mani Is Bound Over On Burglary Count
Doug Petersen of 156 Twentieth Street Drive NW waived a preliminary hearing in municipal court and was bound over to the grand jury on a burglary charge. He allegedly broke into Gary Yates’s home at 1747 G Avenue NE on October 25.
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Doug Petersen
Twentieth Street Drive
Gary Yates
G Avenue
Byrd and Eastland May Switch Parties to GOP
Richmond dispatch notes Virginia Senator Byrd and Mississippi Senator Eastland eyed party changes ahead of January legislative reconvening. Reports from the Times-Dispatch quote White House sources suggesting Byrd would switch before January 3 and lure Bastland and Stennis into the move. Byrd, publisher of the Harrisonburg News-Record, and Stennis were unavailable for comment.
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Richmond
Farey Byrd
Jamies Bustland
Byrd
Virginia
Bustland
Times-Dispatch
White House
Bastland
Hastland
Mississippi
John Stennis
Bora Raton
Fla
Abe
Asin
Harrisonburg
News-Record
The
Eastland and
Stennis
Trial Set for Dec 18 in IRS Hurst Case
Trial scheduled for December 18 in U S district court in Cedar Rapids between Waterlon firm Hurst Equipment Rentals Inc and the Internal Revenue Service over back taxes. Hurst seeks recovery of 23919 dollars believed collected and assessed illegally between 1986 and 1989. Judge Edward J. McManus gave until December 1 for an agreement.
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U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Waterlon
Internal Revenue Service
Hurst Equipment Rentals, Inc
IRS
Edward J. McManus
Congressman Urges Wheat Export Ban to Curb Prices
Democrat Representative Charles A Vanik urged Secretary of Commerce to prohibit further export sales of wheat and feed grain if such deals raise prices for U.S. consumers. He cited the Soviet Union as a trigger, noting about 400 million bushels or a quarter of U.S. wheat could be affected, pressuring action to limit prices for Americans.
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Washington
Secretary of ‘Commerce
U.S
Democrat
Charles A.vanik
Peter G
Soviet Union
Vanik
Peron Route for Return to Argentina From Madrid Flight Plan
Madrid AP report says ex-president Juan Peron will fly to Rome on Tuesday morning then depart Friday for Argentina, ending 17 years in exile. This move signals a planned return to Argentine soil and political life.
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Tell Peron
Argentina
Madrid
Alport
Juan’ Peroon
Rome
Tisl Pountey
Quake Report Sparks Speculation on Argentine Leaders
Reports from Pacific and Boulder indicate a major quake registered 8.7 on the Richter scale Sunday night. Sources cite Peronist channels claiming Giovanni Leone and Isabel Martinez may travel and possibly remain in Argentina or leave if conditions shift, with no clear timetable.
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Boulder
Colo
Paul VI
Horder
the. National Parth
Giovanni Leone
Rama
Cancer Scientists Center in USSR
Washington reports American cancer scientists flew to Moscow for a two week exchange with Soviet experts on viral causes of cancer. The U S delegation carries 31 strains of cancer viruses from chickens cats rodents and nonhuman primates. The visit stems from a May agreement under President Nixon to cooperate on cancer heart disease and environmental health research. The National Cancer Institute notes possible human tumor virus from muscle cancer though human cancer links remain unproven.
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Washington
Sova American Cancer
Moscow
Nixoth
U. S
National Cancer Institute
Proxmire Urges China Talks To Curb Atomic War Threat
Senator William Proxmire D Wisconsin proposes the United States begin strategic arms limitation discussions with mainland China to reduce the danger of atomic war. He frames talks as a path to reduce nuclear tensions and promote stability.
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
United States
China
Lose Weight or Money Back Odrinex Ad Card
Odrinex promises weight loss with tiny tablets and no dangerous drugs or special exercise. Plan costs 3.25 for the standard and 5.25 for the large economy size. If you fail to lose ugly fat, your money is refunded with no questions asked by All May Rexall Drug Stores at 215 2nd St SE.
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Rexall Drug Stores
2Nd St
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