Rogers Holds First U S Meeting with Red Chinese
United Nations New York report says Secretary of State Willard Rogers hosted Chinese Foreign Minister Chiao at the secretary's New York apartment. The social dinner conversation focused on improving U S China relations and potential wider trade and travel openings. No talk of Taiwan or Viet Nam discussed.
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Rogers
U.S
United Namons
N.Y
Tio(ap
Willind
Washington
Larham
Rogers Ard
Transmoral
Chive Rudi Mie
Hua
China
Peking
Wilt Vale
United
Chiao
Out of
New ‘York
Rhonr
Jiminule
Mtogers
Rogers Daid
U.s.-Peking
Toger
Chickey
United States
Taiwan
East River
U.N
George Bush
Alfred Jen Yies
State Department
Huang Hua
Shenen Gyun
Guidelines for Tax Relief to Elderly Drawn
DES MOINES State senator Riley, a member of the aging commission and a White House delegate, outlined proposed principles for a senior property tax relief program. The plan favors state funding, targets low income seniors under 6000 annually, uses a sliding scale instead of a fixed 12 dollar credit, includes renters, and limits credits so tax or rebate aligns with income.
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Des Moines
Stu
Tom Riley
State Commission, On
White House
Senator Riley
Million Tree Forest Anniversary Honor in Israel
LONDON AP A forest of one million trees will be planted in Israel to mark Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip's silver wedding anniversary. The plan is tied to the Jewish National Fund and involves a lengthy display with the Great Britain government and US agencies referenced amid broad talk of commemorative projects.
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London
Israel
Elizabeth T
Prince Philip
Jewish National Fund of
Washington
Britain
Senate
Krekeler Ends API Investigative Reporting Session
Noland J. Krekeler Gazette reporter completed a two week seminar on Investigative Reporting at the American Press Institute in New York City. The program attracted newspaper personnel from 19 states and Canadian provinces. It covered politics, investigative teamwork, electronics, organized crime, civil liberties, press responsibility and consumer affairs with speakers including New York Police Commissioner Patrick Murphy and Columbia Teachers College president Dr John Fischer.
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Noland J. Krekeler
Cout House
Pennsylvania
Kansas
St. John’s College
Winfield
Kan
Denmark
Germany
Jin
APL
Progtm
New York
Patrick V. Murphy
John Hi. Fischer
Teachers College of Columbia University
FBI
Bruner Accused Of Twin Pines Break In Virginia
Gregory Mahaffey allowed Montgomery county Democratic committee use of a repair shop space as a campaign HQ. Gary Bruner, 23, of 1746 Owasis Avenue NW, is held on a $5,080 bond on charges related to a break in at Twin Pines golf course pro shop on Forty-second Street NE. Police found him hiding in the locker room.
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Christianburg
UPI
Gregory Mahaffey
Montgomery County
Democratic
Gary R. Bruner
Avenue NW
Tom Bowendan
Two Pines
Forty-second Street
Brunet
East German Warning on West Germany Talks via Moscow
East Germany warned Friday that West Germany cannot bypass it through Moscow in the attempt to fully conclude all German treaty talks. The announcement underscores East Germany’s demand to participate in negotiations affecting German accommodation.
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Aerian
East Germany
West Germany
Moscow
Floods Claim Three Lives Across Virginia in Severe Storm
A major coastal storm drenched the seaboard with high winds and heavy rain causing widespread flooding in Virginia. A 36 year old Marilyn Denking and her daughter Andrew died crossing Meadow Brook bridge near Waynesboro. Mary Clarke aged 98 drowned near Syria while helping others restart a stalled car. Authorities reported several hundred evacuated, roads closed and schools shut as floodwaters surged through Shenandoah Valley.
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Richmond
Theo Na‘tional Weather Service
Pridig
Virginia
Waynesboro
Shenandolah Valley
Marilyn Denking
Andrew
Mary Clarke
Washington, D
Syria
Shenandoah Valley
Staunton
Toddville Man Injured in Truck Rollover Ditch Incident
Raymond Derby, 48, was treated at St Luke's Hospital for a broken bone in his right leg after his pickup rolled on county road 19 and went into a ditch. The rear window shattered during the crash, authorities said, as Derby attempted a turn on county road Fond 6A and lost control.
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Toddville
Manaves
Raymond Bt. Derby
St Luke's Tyspistal
Cain
Lina Atgputles
Derby
Trans County Fond
Tie
Schoolgirls and Teacher Kidnapped Near Faraday
Melbourne AP reports six schoolgirls aged five to eleven and their teacher Mary Gibbs were abducted from a Faraday school during music class about 76 miles away. A ransom note demanded one million Australian dollars. Parents found the note on a desk as the remaining pupils were elsewhere.
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Melbourne
U.S
Mary Gibbs
Faraday
Christine Ellery
Lynda Con
Helen
Elizabeth Ho]warth
Michelle
Derisy Kaye
Posts $110 Bond On Forgery Charge
Bonnie Hackman, 43, released on a $110 bond after being charged with uttering a forged instrument. She allegedly attempted to clear a forged check for 45 at a West German bank and trust company. The report notes a collision involving the submarine USS Tullibee and a ship near North Carolina, with minor damage reported to both vessels.
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Bonnie Hackman
West Post Road
Normolk
Tullibee
Atland A
Guaranty. Bank and Trust Co
North Pear
Thurs-Carolina
Merweman
Hiawatha council approves 304417 budget and park bond
The Hiawatha city council adopted a proposed total budget of 304 417 with 101 867 to be raised from taxation. A annexation of Quass addition north of the elementary school was approved along with a $50 000 bond issue for a city park spanning about 20 acres. If voters approve the bond, the city will seek 50 000 in federal funds and proceed with federal grant applications.
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Hiawatha
Uixulton
Joan Biederman
Quass
Isue
Hiagwatha
Regional Planning ‘Commission
CLR Airport expansion eyed as traffic climbs
CLR Airport reports rising domestic passenger traffic with 472 monthly total and Cedar Stump area service up 13 percent versus last year. Freight and enplanement gains push figures toward the 1909 peak. runway repairs near completion but cost discussions and a possible $6 million bond issue face voter consideration.
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Anal Snronghaul
Taigor
Roy Deiatesen
Cedar Stupids
Dameson
Frelyh
Tagettier
Jameson
Fedapt Aviation Administration
Jantv“sén
News Blackout On Negotiations At Collins Radio
Negotiations at Collins Radio face a news blackout as a one year contract nears expiration next Wednesday. Union members in Local 1382 of the Fleetment Workers are involved. The company employs about 6,800 people in Cedar Rapids and federal mediation has begun attending meetings.
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Collins Radio Co
Uw Federal Mediation Service
Gunning
Collins
Cedar Rapids
Motorcyclist Charged After Collision
Gerald P Bell of 1282 Third Street NW was treated at St Luke's hospital after his motorcycle collided with a car on Fifth Street NW near 0 Avenue. James Kalina of 1818 Eighth Street NW drove the car and was charged with failure to have the vehicle under proper control.
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Gerald P.’ Bell
Third Street NW
St.“Luke's Hospital
Fifth Street
Hell
Fifths Street
Carly
Ty James Kalina
Eighth Street
Ball
Two Girls Face Shoplifting Counts
Two 10 year old girls face shoplifting charges after alleged thefts on September 27. Items valued at 34.50 from Kilan's and 44.28 from the Sresge store in Lindale were reported missing. Juveniles were processed by youth care staff and referred to a probation officer. Also, Jerom Turner was treated for possible head injuries after falling from a moving carrier at Second Street and Eighth Avenue SE.
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Killan's
Sresge
Lindale
Plaga
Richard ‘Turner
Second Street
Eighth Avenue SE
Fear of More Mail Bombs Shocks West Germany
Fragmentary AP copy reports public officials warning of additional mail bomb threats amid recent AVHD terror suspicions. Officials in West Germany and other nations tightened security as authorities pursue leads and deter further incidents.
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BOM (Ap
Middle East
Fetter Bonita
West Germany
Wekturit
School Officials View Hospital Careers Day Preview
More than 50 Eastern Town area high school officials attended a Friday preview of Health Careers Day at St Luke's Methodist Hospital. Twenty six Cedar Rapids registrations were noted along with attendees from Marshfield, Independence, Delhi, Moor and nearby communities. Counselors toured 27 departments, described jobs, required skills, and education, and handed out career portfolios with scholarships and student aid information.
Columbus Day Federal Holiday Mail and Office Impacts
The article notes Columbus Day affects federal offices with closures and limited mail service, including no regular mail delivery or window service and holiday schedules for collections. City offices, banks, schools, and downtown businesses are described as open.
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Calumbus
Amn
Woman Posts Bond On Assault Count
Shirley D. Nelson of 1818 Eighth Winnie SW was released on $1 bond Thursday after arrest on a charge of assault and battery. The complaint was filed by Robert Maresh, with no address, in connection with a September incident.
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Shirley D. Nelson
Winnie SW
Robert ‘Maresh
Condustion
Breakin at Holler Brome costs $40 in cash
Authorities report a break in at Holler Brome on Highway 40 West with about $40 in cash taken. Linn County deputies found the scene during patrols early Friday morning. No suspects are named and no arrests reported.
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Highway 40
Linn
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Waterloo
E. 4Th St
Oa Optical
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Collins Radio
Yewald
Jerome “Turner
St. Luke's
Thursstay
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Hardi Gardens Landscape Division
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Hardi
Eter
Barde Gardens
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