Yule Shopping Begins in Cedar Rapids Downtown
Crowds flood Third Avenue and Second Street SE as Cedar Rapids shoppers start holiday buying after Thanksgiving. Festive mood and brisk demand mark the opening, with stores eagerly welcoming early-season buyers.
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Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
Second Street SE
Index shows October dip signals slower economy
The Commerce Department reports the leading indicators index fell 6.5 percent in October, the second straight decline, with four components down and five up. Officials cite slower growth, but note the index remains 12.5 percent above last February’s low and may revise as more data arrive.
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Washington
Commerce Department
James &. Pate
Pate
Slain Guinness Book editor tied to IRA scare in Britain
Police launched a nationwide manhunt Friday for Ros Mary McWhirter co editor of the Guinness Book of World Records after a hit on her husband in Enfield North London The crime is seen as a potential new IRA style knock on the door assassination with the couple attacked as they answered the front door in the evening McWhirter had offered a reward for IRA bombers and advocated the death penalty for terrorism.
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London
Rosy McWhirter
Roy Jenkins
Britain
McWhirter
Great Britain
Jenkins
Houses of Commons
Jenking
IRA
Aleo
Hutt
Enfield
North London
Rosdmary
Northern Ireland
TRA
Postal Service Promises No Christmas Mail Snarl
The Postal Service says it can handle what could be its busiest holiday season despite a seven million dollar daily deficit. Over a billion pieces of mail are expected to move before Christmas as rate increases loom. Officials claim overtime reductions and extra staff will prevent jams, while unions warn overtime remains essential to move the mail.
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Washington
Postal Service
Henry Cooper
National Association of Greeting Card Publishers
But & Postal Service
W.F. Bolger
James Rademacher
National Association of Letter Carriers
Francis Filbey
American Postal Workers Union
Postmaster General
Calley Appeals My Lai Case to Supreme Court
William Calley appeals his My Lai murder conviction to the U S Supreme Court arguing Congress withheld confidential testimony and comparing Nixon Watergate secrecy to his case. Attorney Houston Gordon says the 9th Circuit erred by denying review of the conviction and cites the Watergate tapes ruling.
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Calley
My Lai
Supreme Court
Washington
Wiliam Gil Jey
U.s.supreme Court
Congress
Nixon
High Court
Houston Gordon
Covington
Three Teens Charged in Cedar Rapids Car Vandalism
Three 16 year old boys were charged with malicious damage after 105 windows were broken in cars on Cedar Rapids east side. Police stopped a suspicious car carrying two youths. a BB gun was found. Arrests followed questioning and ongoing investigations by Marion and Cedar Rapids police.
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Cedar Rapide
von Fisher
Carroll Drive
Mike Parker
Taina Street
Richard Dougherty
Thirtieth Street
Cedar Rapids
Marlon
Marion
Israel Rejects Changes to UN Peacekeeping Resolution
United Nations Security Council planned a vote amid Israel warnings that any alteration to resolutions 338 242 and the Geneva invitation could release Israel from past commitments. Rabin accused Waldheim of a Syria deal and urged U.S. veto on Palestinian matters. Waldheim met Jordan’s King Hussein hopeful of renewal before expiry.
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United Nations
Security Council
U.N
Golan Heights
Israel
Mid-West
Hafez Aqsad
Yitzhak Mabin
Laraeii
Dsevclation
Jerusalem
Geneva
Rabin
Kurt Waldheim
Middle East
Syria
U.S
Palestine
USN
Pothite
Jordan
Waldheim
London
Thuralay
Hussein
Hafez Assad
Assad
Wallheim
Puerto Rican terror plot links Castro to U S unrest
Senate subcommittee testimony alleges Cuban intelligence directs Puerto Rican militant groups, including FALN, to disrupt the 1976 bicentennial in Philadelphia and wage a campaign of terrorism in the United States while coordinating with the KGB and DGI.
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Washington
Firlet Castro
United States
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Castro
Puerto Rico
Alfonso Taribochia
Francisco Martinez
Martinez
Puerto Rican Socialist Party
KGB
Juan Marirat
United
Philadelphia
DGI
Party
Puerto Rican Liberation Front Armed Forces
FALN
State Department
Workington
New York
Ncix
United Nations
Puerto Furan Socialist Party
Bombs Set to Explode In Flight On Nassau Return Flight
A Bahamas air flight bound for Nassau was found with two plastic explosive bombs and a detonator in a lavatory. Police said timing devices would have detonated in midair during the return trip around noon. Bomb squad officers deactivated the devices. other aircraft were searched with no further threats. A caller identifying as Ernesto later telephoned newsroom attempts.
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Miami
Bahamas
Nassau-berind
Thomas Hughes
Pojigy
Denis Shaw
Feta
Slowdown by Doctors Triggers British Health Crisis
In London the NHS faces its worst crisis as hospital doctors stage a work slowdown affecting emergency care. Thousands of nonurgent admissions are delayed while cancer and birth cases continue. waiting lists surpass 500,000 for nonurgent operations as protests unfold across Britain.
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London
Britain
Scotland
National Health Service
NHS
Printer Question Reveals Driver Sobriety Doubt in Insurance Claim
Fragmentary OCR shows an accident claim form query asking if the driver was sober with a terse reply and stray letters. The readable text hints at a printer issue or misread entry. No clear names, dates, or locations are established in the readable portion.
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