Soviet Travel Offices Hit by Sudden Incident in New York
A pipe hazardous device exploded early Wednesday outside the Midtown Manhattan offices of Aeroflot and Soviet travel agencies. No injuries. windows shattered and debris scattered. Police said the device was a 10 inch pipe with explosive contents. A maintenance man described the blast as deafening.
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New York
Manhattan
Aeroflot
Zullers
Russia
Soviet Union
Diast
East 49Th Street
Park and
Madison Avenues
Basil Thomason
College Board Okays Budget Of 2.8 Million
The College Community school board approved a preliminary budget of 2.88 million dollars at its Tuesday meeting, about 9.6 percent higher than last year. The plan, sent to the state for review by December 1, could shift with final aid and valuations. The board also sought federal grants for a crew learning program for grades 1 through 5 and approved applying for 418000 to 20000 in federal funds for new elementary kitchen facilities. Charles Campbell’s 1500-volume library was left to the district after his death, and Charles Sweaney was authorized to attend a national open space conference in Colorado.
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College Community — School ‘Board
State Department of Public Instruction
Westinghouse Learning Corp
Defense League
Manhattan
Sion
U. S
Amit
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Action Committee On Arab Relations
Jeafletah
Meir Kabane
Jewish Defense League
Simon
League
Charles Sweaney
Finglewood
Colo
Salt Lake City
Charles Campbell
Campbell
Services for Sgt Bruce Hawkins Held in Conesville
Conesville mourns Sgt Bruce Hawkins 28 killed by a land mine in Vietnam on Nov 16. Service set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Conesville United Methodist Church. Survivors include his mother Mrs Norman Hankins of Mesa Ariz three sisters and a brother all of Mesa a grandfather Harry Abbot of Conesville and a grandmother Roxie Hankins of El Paso.
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Conesville
Bruce Hawkins
Wits Waa
Vietnam
Conesville United
Roxie Hankins
el Paso
Four Agencies Fail To Agree On Hiring Joint Administrator
Representatives of Linn county health and welfare agencies met to discuss hiring a joint administrator but failed to act. The supervisors proposed the administrator be hired by the Health Center board and report to a management committee, while agency boards debated the change and possible compromises. The Family Service Agency largely opposed the federation, while others argued a joint administrator could free staff for direct services and improve efficiency. A follow up meeting was set for February 6.
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Holand Krekeler
County Board of Supervisors
Te Health Center Board of Directors
Health Center Board of Directors
People and People
United Community Services
UCS
Health Center
F. James Bradley
Health Center Board
UGS Board
Basin of Supervisors
Hans Dles
Richard Nazette
Family Service
Ifrom Health Center
Pattie Health Nursing Assn
Wail
LCS
Robert Betliga
Wulisterg
Hay
Mental Health Center
Jobn Bly, Jr
Mental Health Center Board
Bradley
Dudley Henderson
Federation
Freno
Grand Jury
Steven Freno
Fourth Avenue
Arthur Wulfsberg
Munici
Family Service Board
Pal Court
Frn
Arvid
All-State ratings spark racial bias claims at Washington
At a meeting attended by Sup. Currie and Washington officials, claims of racial bias in all-state selections are aired. Currie questions fairness, notes white students also face suspensions for food fights, while black students report harassment and requests for more black studies and teachers. A minority recruitment drive and a Tyler school imbalance report fuel community concerns.
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Gary
Dobbs
Sup
Craig Currie
Washington
Donald Nau
Washington Athlatic
Cue Brees
Curia
Currie
Allege
Washington High School
Nan
Curie
Tyler School
State Department
Neal Buff
Cedar Rapids
Caryle
Femple
Burglars Take $1000 in Nickels and Dimes at Cedar Rapids Plant
A Cedar Rapids merchandising company suffered a theft of about $1000 in nickels and dimes. The robbers accessed a strong box by cutting a padlock while a truck was parked at the rear of the Square Co. plant between 9:20 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tuesday.
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Cedar Rapids Merchandiseg Co
Square Co
No Speed Crackdown Discussed by Cedar Rapids Police Chief
Cedar Rapids faces a surge of speed violations with judges overwhelmed by traffic summonses. Police Chief George Matias says no crackdown order exists, but the traffic bureau has added staff. He notes more time enforcing laws due to fewer investigations of noninjury accidents, while fatalities linked to speed rise this year. Glen Campbell guests on The Johnny Casio Show Wednesday on Channel 9.
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Cedar Rapids
George 4
Matias
Courh
Malias
Lor
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Chile
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Betuga
United States
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Johnny Casi
Channel 9
R.R
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Rion TV
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T.V
7Th Avenue
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Chapin & Gore
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