Colby Relents Releases Secret CIA Files to Congress
CIA Director William ColbyTurned over 711 pages of documents on the 1968 Tet offensive including 25 pages of secret material to the House Intelligence Committee under a plan that Ford will decide what may be public. Otis Pike says the fight for subpoenas continues. An amendment to disclose annual CIA funding was proposed amid debate. Kissinger issued orders limiting who can testify on policy options.
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Cyprus
Thomas Boyatt
State Department
Four Rapes Reported in Cedar Rapids. Details Withheld
Cedar Rapids police released details of four rapes occurring Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. Two victims were attacked about 2 a.m. on the southeast and northeast sides. two more were assaulted at 6 p.m. Tuesday on the southeast side. The news release says all cases are under investigation and suspects are being sought. Chief Wallace LaPeters noted arrests would bring more information. Names of victims are not used in news stories.
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Speed Limit Lowered In C R Park Area
Cedar Rapids city council waived three readings to pass an ordinance cutting speed limits in Van Vechten park area. Twelfth avenue SE from Nineteenth to Van Vechten park road drops from 35 to 15 mph, and Van Vechten park road from Twelfth to park entrance also lowers to 15 mph, while remaining segments stay at 35 mph.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette details 1883 origins and subscription rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists its establishment in 1883 by The Gazette Co and provides address at 500 Third Ave SE, Cedar Rapids Iowa. It states subscription options by carrier and mail, with various weekly and yearly rates for Night, Afternoon, Sunday editions and U.S. territories, noting no mall subscriptions and AP republication rights for local and AP news.
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Linn Judges Dispose of Three Cases
In Linn district court Steven A. Ganske received a seven year suspended sentence and two year probation for a false uttering of a check. A Cedar Rapids man faced a $100 no account check case from June 13 in Springville. Donald A. Karr’s false uttering charge was dismissed due to civil action findings. Larry J. Wood’s assault charge was dismissed after a guilty plea to affray and a $100 fine for a July 15 incident.
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Daisy Feverhelm 54 dies after long illness in Marion
Daisy Maye Feverhelm 54, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died Tuesday night after a long illness. Born Oct 22 1920 in Aberdeen Miss she married Leonard N Feuerhelm in Amory Miss in 1943. She taught in Albion Iowa and served as Camp Fire Girls director. Memorials at Turner Chapel East Thursday 1:30 with body donated for research. Burial planned in Rose Hill Cemetery Marshalltown later.
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Cedar Rapids School Board approves data program pact
The Cedar Rapids Community school board approved an agreement with Grant Wood area education agency to develop a financial data processing package. Improvements will be sent to Mid Iowa. The board will revisit Wednesday activity policy changes in March, keeping the current tabled proposal defeated.
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Ray to Seek Legislature Action to Soften Valuation Hit
Governor Robert Ray announced plans to ask the legislature to soften the impact of rising property valuations on property taxes. He cited a projected $250 million budget surplus and said adjustments, including school aid formula changes, would be recommended to offset about $55 million of school costs shifting from state aid to local taxes.
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Hurricane Gladys Near Bahamas Aims Toward U S
Hurricane Gladys moves across the Atlantic with 100 mph winds heading west northwest. Forecasters expect it to miss the northern Bahamas and cautious about impact on the Eastern seaboard for at least two days. Centered near 26N 71W about 550 miles east of Miami, the storm may slow and turn northward. The NHC said it should not strengthen.
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