High Court to Hear Nixon Tape Bid
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Nixon’s bid to control White House tape recordings and related records. The case challenges the Presidential Materials and Recordings Preservation Act of 1974 granting GSA access to about 42 million pages and 88 five inch reels of tape. Nixon argues the act violates privacy. lower courts have allowed limited public release of trial tapes.
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News Briefs From Around The World
Moor manufacturers cut prices by an average of 8 percent starting Wednesday. Milan bank burglary leaves $7 million in jewels and valuables missing while bread and cigarette remnants hint at a longer break in. A Soviet airliner crash near Moscow kills about 70. Arab oil states wait for Carter policies before deciding on an oil cartel price meeting. The earnings gap between genders widens, with men earning about $5,000 more than women in 1974.
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Weather notice amid cold spell with shifting clouds
Partly cloudy and cold conditions persist with lows around zero to six degrees below. A brief improving trend comes Tuesday with cloudiness decreasing and temperatures rising to the upper teens to lower twenties.
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Chuckle Notes on Aging and Time Misperception
A terse humorous observation notes that middle age often seems to begin earlier for others, highlighting the human habit of comparing timelines and feeling singled out by aging. The playful line reflects shared laughs at common life milestones.
Icy Cold Lingers in Iowa as Arctic Air Stays Put
Arctic air mass keeps Iowa in deep freeze with subzero readings across multiple cities. Dubuque hits 11 below, Burlington 2 below, and Ottumwa 3 below, while Des Moines and Ames stay relatively warm among overnight lows. Power outages affect several towns as utilities report strain from the cold. Temperatures are forecast to stay frigid through Monday night with a gradual warming by Tuesday.
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Portland Sniper Wounds Policeman
A sniper fired over 30 shots from a five story perch early Monday. Officer Barry Cook, 25, was wounded in the chest and treated in Emanuel hospital and officers closed a bridge area as police returned fire from a nearby motel. The gunman surrendered after police closed in at a Holiday Inn.
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Record Home Sales Despite Rising Costs
Washington reports home buying remains buoyant as both incomes rise and equity gains soften price barriers. Analysts note two incomes help many households stretch to afford median priced homes, with mortgage rates easing and equity cashouts aiding purchases despite a 61 percent surge in new home prices over four years. Census and Realtors data show rising sales of existing and new homes, though first time buyers face a chill as affordability tightens.
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Two Are Shot Youth Arrested in Cedar Rapids Case
Cedar Rapids police investigated a Saturday shooting at a house that left Mack Gibson and Pauline Lips injured. The nephew of one victim, Tyrone Cubson, 33, was jailed on two counts of attempted murder as authorities pursued motives. Gibson was hospitalized in serious condition and Lips remained in critical condition after the incident on Bever Avenue. Police did not release a motive or details of the shooting.
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Home for Holiday Cadet Charged in Mountain Township Family Killings
Harry De La Roche Jr., 18, a cadet home for Thanksgiving at his Bergen County, New Jersey, residence, was arraigned on four counts of first degree murder for the killings of his father Harry Sr, mother Mary Jane, and brothers Ronald 16 and Eric 12. Police said he discovered the bodies after returning from a visit and initially claimed no knowledge of the crime. The weapon found was a .22 caliber handgun. investigators say they have evidence linking him to the murders.
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