Carter freezes Iranian funds in U.S. amid hostage crisis
Iran announced plans to withdraw its government funds from U.S. banks and redeposit abroad, while President Carter ordered an immediate freeze on those assets. The move follows Tehran’s demand to return Shah for trial as hostages remain in the U.S. Embassy. A separate claim said U.S. paratroopers were airlifted to Bahrain, denied by Washington. The dollar weakened against the West German mark as the financial standoff intensified.
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Iran quake kills hundreds across Khorasan province
An earthquake measuring about 6.7 on the Richter scale struck northeastern Iran at 2 am local time, killing at least 500 people and possibly more. Rescue teams ferried the injured from Mashhad, with 14 localities affected and officials distributing tents as the crisis unfolds.
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Transport union hopes to control Milwaukee Road
A transportation employee-shipper coalition seeks to take over the Milwaukee Road and build a long-haul system with limited service to Iowa, signaling a shift in regional rail plans.
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Famous farmer to speak at Iowa Corn Growers meeting
The nation's most famous farmer is announced to address the Iowa Corn Growers Association meeting next month in Des Moines. The event highlights agrarian leadership and agricultural policy amid industry updates.
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Butcher’s Guide to Mincemeat for Christmas Pies
The article explains how to prepare mincemeat for holiday pies and offers tips from The Butcher on selecting ingredients and handling the meat mix. It emphasizes thrift and teaching children the value of a dollar during the festive season.
Iowa Supreme Court Disbars John Randall Sr.
Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court disbarred John Randall Sr Cedar Rapids attorney former ABA president for misconduct. The ruling cited corrupt memory and lies over a client will beneficiary suit and a conflicting case while Randall and client were in a joint venture dating to the 1940s.
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Cedar Rapids Ground Transportation Center seen as excellent outlook
Federal, state, and local leaders spoke with UMTA officials in Washington about a $33 million Ground Transportation Center for downtown Cedar Rapids. The city seeks $7.66 million in federal funds with $641,000 from the state and $1.27 million from the city. private sources would cover the rest. Solar heating potential for the center was discussed as a future option. Local and federal officials expect a decision by January if favorable, with further UMTA Cedar Rapids coordination pending.
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Reagan says age not issue in bid for GOP nomination
Reagan says his age will not be a factor once voters see he can go the distance and will not debate rivals to avoid dividing the party. He supports Carter on Iran policy and insists on a tough stance toward the Soviets as he campaigns from New York to Capitol Hill.
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