Interim Iowa lawmakers paid over 140000 for interims
Iowa's 1978 76 Democratic legislature has paid $140 381.83 for interim committee work and related expenses from June 20 to Oct 31. This contrasts with $96 165.23 paid to 1973 74 Republicans for the same period. By Nov 1, 61 interim committees functioned with about 180 meetings since June 24. Legislative staff note rising workloads amid a move toward a fuller time legislature.
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Iowa
Senate
Portuguese Coup Attempt Triggers State of Emergency
In Lisbon paratroopers seized four air bases and held senior officers in a bloodless revolt. President Francisco da Costa Gomes declared a state of emergency and assumed command of regional troops. Reports said about 1500 paratroops pressed for a far left government and guns were being distributed among sympathizers.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Snt
Air Force High Command
Peavey
Shell Oil Pulling Out of C R Stations in Iowa Deal
Shell Oil plans sale or partial closing of stations in Des Moines Waterloo and Cedar Rapids to Illinois Independent Oil Co seeking to cut losses amid weak markets and oil shortages. Negotiations may involve converting some sites as early as January per district manager Robert Cox.
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Edgar Bittle
Reat Des Moines
Jay ‘Mennenga
Dclinion
Des Moines
Clifton Lamborn
R-Maquoketa
Willard Hansen
R.ce
Shell of Co
Waterloo
Cedar Rapida
Illinois
Shell
Illinois Independent Oil Co
Illico
Lincoln
Robert Cox
Bettendorf
Mandel and Six Others Indicted in Maryland Bribery Case
Maryland Governor Mandel and five associates were indicted on 24 counts including mail fraud racketeering and bribery stemming from a 19 month federal probe. The group allegedly traded gubernatorial influence for money and secret financial interests tied to a defunct horse race track.
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Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Mamuel
Spiro Agnew
U.S
Jervis Finney
Mer
W. Dale Hess
House of Delegates
Harry Rodgers III
Irvin Kavens
Sceries
William Rodgers
Harry Rodgers
Ernest Cory, Jr
Laurel
Hesa
Tarps
Firemen Near Control of L A Blaze
Fire crews moved toward containment as wildfires roared through 57 000 acres of rural woodlands north of Los Angeles. About 6 000 residents fled, 70 firefighters suffered smoke inhalation, and 1 600 personnel battled fires across the San Gabriel mountains and Angeles National Forest with hope of surrounding the largest blaze by nightfall.
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Los Angeles
San Gabriel Mountains
Big Tujungs Canyon
Angeles National Forest
Baldy
Salt Gabriel Valley
Claremont
San Dimas
Mt. Baldy
Group Proposes Alternate Route to Cedar Rapids Street Extension
A 60 member citizen group from near Thirty-fourth Street SE plans to submit an alternate route next month to halt a plan creating a bypass along Cedar Rapids southeast side. Ronald Moore, vice-chairman of Thirty-fourth Street Action Alan, asked the Linn County regional planning commission to hear the proposal, which could affect the commission's route and its Cedar River crossing to connect with Highway 40.
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Thirty-fourth Street
Thirty-fourth Street SE
Cedar Rapids
Ronald Moore
Commission
Cottage Grove Avenue
First Avenue SE
Adult Guards Urged At 11 C R Crossings
A Cedar Rapids safety committee urged the school board to fund an 9,000 pilot program placing adult crossing guards at 11 city intersections used by children commuting to school. If approved, the city would cover costs after the current year. details include uniforms and deployment at First Avenue, Thirty sixth Street East, and other marked crossings. board to decide by December 15.
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Titexdiy
A W. Sackett
Arthur
Aldrich Drahos
Pupil Personnel Services Vn
Iowa
Dhes Pot
Dra
First Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Furst Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Thirteenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Eighth Avenue
Williams Bomevard
Sixth Avenue
Sixth Street
Center Point
Forty-second Street
Com
Catholic Eddealing
Schnal Binerd Goole
Kissinger signals possible meeting with Soviet leaders to end deadlock
Secretary of State Kissinger said he is prepared to meet Soviet leaders to break the nuclear weapons negotiation deadlock. He indicated a Moscow trip could occur to confer with Leonid Brezhnev if the Soviet Union revisits its stance.
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Detroit
Henry Kissinger
Tuesaday
Kissinger
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Soviet Union
Vostok
Brezhnev
Ford
Ameritec
Andrei Gromyko
Kirsinger
Hana
Angetty
U.S
Israel
Syria
Golan Heights
Middle East
Angola
Weahington
Aviation Week
Tim
Congress
Fromme Guilty Charge in Doubt Jury Weighs Motive
SACRAMENTO Calif AP Jurors weighing Lynette Fromme’s intent in pointing a gun at President Ford enter a second day of deliberations after her attorney conceded she is guilty of assault The eight women four men panel reviewed testimony from two college students with conflicting accounts of Fromme’s statement after the Sept 5 incident The case centers on whether she intended to kill Ford or simply express her views tied to Charles Manson follower status
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Sacramento
Calif
Ford
Lynette Fromme
Miss Fromme
Miss. Fromme
Charles Manson
Local Editor Responds to Reader’s Curious Pledge
A reader writes in about blame in a chaotic incident, claiming personal responsibility while noting others were involved. The correspondent reflects on accountability and the social dynamics of fault in a tense moment.
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