East Iowa Police Use Hypnosis and Video Replay in Probes
Reports indicate East Iowa police increasingly rely on hypnotism and rolling videotape of victims to aid investigations. The approach is cited as aiding memory recall and as part of ongoing official inquiries.
Carter recalls Sadat peace gains after funeral remark
In a post funeral discussion with Gerald Ford, former President Jimmy Carter notes four Arab-Israeli wars yielded no Arab land recaptured, except Sadat via peace. He urges renewed focus on peace over arms, urging U.S. restraint and dialogue.
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Cedar Rapids to Hear Bond Issue and Wages Proposals
Cedar Rapids officials set a 9 am public hearing on issuing 7 million in industrial development revenue bonds to the Metropolitan Library Foundation. The firefighters union seeks a 2630 dollar across the board raise plus annual step increases for 140 members.
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Supreme Court to rule on busing limits and school policy
The Supreme Court said it will decide limits on state use of busing for racial desegregation in public schools. It will also determine local school boards power to ban books and whether religious schools practicing racial discrimination can receive federal tax breaks.
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Oppelt convicted of second degree murder in QuikTrip stabbing
The jury found Iowa City man Oppelt guilty of second degree murder for the May 27 fatal stabbing of 16 year old Steven White at a downtown QuikTrip. The defense had pleaded insanity but the panel rejected it after a two week trial and 12 hours of deliberation.
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Mirror misread as exit in fatal Marion farmhouse blaze
Two residents, Marjorie Watson 62 and Marvin Watson 64, died of smoke inhalation when a Marion rural home burned. A mirror mistaken for a window may have trapped Marvin Watson as firefighters battled the blaze at the old Dows Farms estate near County Road E-44 and Squaw Creek Road.
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Tobin Wins Nobel Prize in Economics for Portfolio Theory
Yale University economist James Tobin, 63, awarded the 1981 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science for his analysis of financial markets and their relation to expenditure decisions employment production and prices. Tobin's Portfolio Selection Theory explains how households and firms choose assets and how market changes affect spending and debt.
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Chicago
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