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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1975

Page

4

Five new TV series canceled as season opens

New York AP reports five low rated series cut from CBS NBC including Kate McShane Family Holvak and The Invisible Man. NBC drops The Montefuscos Fay Holvak and Invisible Man shifts air dates. CBS may reuse Fay. NBC reshuffles Police Woman and Police Story with Ellery Queen special and expanded Disney World on Sundays.

New York CBS Kate McShane NBC Family Holvak Montefuscos Fay Holvak Dick van Dyke McClean Stevenson Mac Davis Rich Little Little

Television Listings Across Iowa and Nearby Markets

Television listings show stations 6-WOC Davenport 8-WKBT LaCrosse 10-KROC Rochester 12-KIIN Iowa City 13-WHO Des Moines 4 at Ramen Velisplinsenes 10 Josie 13 Josie in a reader compiled schedule.

WKBT LaCrosse Kroc-Tv Rochester Kiin-Tv Iowa City Who.tv Des Moines Josie

Post Strike Talks Suspended Indefinitely

Washington AP reports nine hours of federal mediation produced no progress as pressmen strike against the Washington Post. Talks were recessed indefinitely by Kenneth Moffett after Oct. 1 walkout and fire sabotage crippled all presses except for the Oct. 2 edition. Non union workers repair presses with two operating by Saturday night.

Washington Washington Post Kenneth Moffett Moffett The Post Mark Meagher

Thais Sink Laotian Gunboat in Mekong Clash

A Thai gunboat battled a Laotian patrol boat on the Mekong river, sinking the Laotian vessel and leaving five Pathet Lao crewmen dead or drowned. Thai police said the Thai boat returned fire after being fired upon, with three others swimming to shore amid the clash.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Mekong Pathet Lao

Spanish Cabinet Seeks New Terrorism Measures

The Spanish cabinet met for the third time in five days to present anti-terrorist measures to Gen. Francisco Franco. Ten people were killed this week as violence surged, including three civilians, six police, and a Basque linked to ETA. Former Foreign Minister Gregorio Lopez Bravo condemned external pressure and international misreading of Spain's actions. Supporters staged demonstrations honoring police and the army in Barcelona and Valencia drew around 100,000 participants.

Madrid Spain Francisco Franco ETA Gregorio Lopez Bravo Lopez Bravo Barcelona Valencia

Strike Threat By NYC Unions If Cuts Continue

New York union leaders warn they may strike again as city budget cuts filter into layoffs. Mayor Beame orders agency heads to propose alternate spending cuts of five to eight percent to meet a 200 million reduction in the 12 billion budget. Proposals due to the Emergency Financial Control Board by October 15, with agency plans due by October 1.

New York Abraham Beame Beame Emergency Financial Control Board Hugh Carey

Congress office bugged Dellums testifies at hearings

Rep. Ronald Dellums testifies his Berkeley office was bugged in 1972 or 1973 amid draft resistance counseling. An electronics maker reports FBI purchases of wiretap gear totaling about 100000 dollars between 1968 and 1973. Witnesses note widespread private and government use of wiretaps, with 150 devices found on lines 1967 to 1974.

Washington Ronald Dellums Berkeley Calif California Democrat House Intelligence Committee FBI Dellums Martin Kaiser Cockeysville U.S. Recording Co Washington, D.C Kaiser Federal Drug-Abuse Agency Army Intelligence Ft. Holabird Army Narcotics Bureau Michael Hershman National

Beirut Cease Fire Holds End of Street Fighting

Street fighting between Lebanese Christians and Muslims eased at dawn under a Syrian sponsored cease fire personal supervision by Yasser Arafat. Premier Rashid Karami did not reveal new security terms but said the worst was over. Palestinian and Syrian backed Saiqa would aid Muslim areas while Phalange and National Liberal forces assist Christian zones. Similar truces have failed in the past. On this date in 1845, the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis opened.

Beirut Lebanon Yasir Arafat Rashid Karami Arafat Hafez Assad Damascus Saiqa Phalange Party Camille Chamoun National Liberal Party U.S. Naval Academy At Annapolis

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