Auction Draws Long Line at Linn County Fairgrounds
A large auction billed as offering outstanding quality items drew buyers from miles around to the Ruth L. Gates Sitate sale at the 4-H building in Centro City. Marvin Waterhouse of Manchester announced the event as local collectors browsed Tiffany style lamps and other items as Clifford Kendall of Marion and W E Guons of Alburnett looked on. Mare pictures on page 4A.
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Ruth L. ‘Gates
Linn’ County Fairgrounds
Cantro City
Marvin Waterhouis
Mancester, Belt
Clifford D. Kendall
Marion Boulavard
Marion
W.E. Guons
Alburnett
Mare
Weather forecast shows partly cloudy day and cooling night
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies today with clearing tonight. Highs around 85 dropping to near 60. Winds light. Sunday looks sunny with highs in the mid 60s.
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Warner
Nostalgia Aims at Old Caddy Convertibles and Air Travel
Fragmentary notes describe revived interest in classic cars and early air travel in Cedar Rapids. Mentions the last convertible rolling off an assembly line in April and a Cedar Rapids man among buyers, reflecting a cautious nostalgia for bygone transport eras.
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Emand
Minnesota Embargo Closes Fishing and Hunting Season
The Gazette notes Minnesota imposes a full ban on fishing and hunting this fall. The outdoor columnist examines the major implications for residents and seasonal recreation, outlining impacts on wildlife management, tourism, and local traditions.
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Minnesota
the Gazette
Medicaid Assertion Faces Wash DC Reply
Washington welfare official calls a subcommittee claim that Medicaid mismanagement harmed thousands of children grossly inaccurate. Robert Ful ren, administrator of social and rehabilitation services, says only a few children were found to have serious disabilities and most were exempt.
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Washington
UPD
Robert Fullon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal judge expands NAACP injunction in Oxford Miss
A federal judge extended a preliminary order prohibiting 12 Port Gideon merchants from collecting a $1.2 million award sought by the NAACP. The action addresses ongoing controversy in Oxford Mississippi as authorities enforce civil rights concerns.
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Oxford
Miss
Jobless Fraud Detailed Editor's Note
An editor notes a fraud scheme involving a man known as Bob who used weekly unemployment claims to siphon payments. He worked beyond six weeks, then was laid off, continued collecting benefits, and arranged to resume new claims while still employed. Iowa Job Insurance authorities pursued repayment over three months.
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Eoen
Bob
L.js.45
Cesar Rapids
Joe Amet
Lowa
Carter Attacks Ford Over Brainwashing Charge in Albuquerque
Carter told a rally in Albuquerque that Ford appeared brainwashed on Poland and Soviet influence. He accused Ford of hiding in the White House and demanded the truth about campaign issues, while Ford defended himself after a debate and a gaffe on Eastern Europe.
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Jimmy Carter
Ford
Apparetty
Polaml
Poland
George Romney
Carter
Albuquerque
Dyke Plaza
Windle
White House
Carter Friday
Europe
Lawton
Okla
Soviet rejection sinks new SALT talks effort
Washington AP reports the Soviet Union rejected a second attempt to cut a nuclear weapons pact covering cruise missiles and Backfire bombers. Ford and Gromyko discussed the setback at a New York dinner, with experts noting disagreements over bomber inclusion and range. An interim treaty expires next October, leaving highlevel talks ongoing.
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Washington
Amieter
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Ford
Gromiyko
White House
Geneva
Mld Gromiyko
Sirdet ‘Union
Kissinger
Mivecow
United States
Israelis Aid Christian Forces in Lebanon War Claims
A report claims Israeli armored units joined Christian forces in southern Lebanon, shelling towns such as Marjayoun and NabeIpel. Officials in Tel Aviv denied the allegations as unconfirmed, while Palestinian and leftist groups alleged Israeli involvement and support.
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Din Tel Aviv
Palestinan
Ar Israqis
Tmd
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation Organization
Lebanese Arab Army
Faraelj
Qfelat
Marjayoun
Khiyan
Nabe Ipel
Thay
Britain Sets Rhodesia Talks
Britain welcomes Geneva conference to establish an interim multiracial Rhodesian government. Prime Minister Ian Smith's government and black nationalist groups hailed the plan amid debates over power transfer timelines as talks prepare to begin on October 21 with sessions set for October 25.
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Ian Smith
Britain
Geneva
Rhodesia
Smith
Aatement
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Central Fire Station
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Central City
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Rusulay
Ciass
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Gazette
Teraeli
Israel
Qtélal
Marjeyoun
Dire Ales
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