Reagan a Tough Fee for Ford Says CBS Reporter
CBS veteran Richard Threlkeld, speaking at Coe College, warns Ronald Reagan will be a tough Republican candidate against Ford and may win early primaries. He cites fundraising hurdles for Reagan and explains Ford tapped Reagan backers.
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Ostrich Photo Wins Honorable Mention at Kodak Awards
One of the notable entries in the Scholastic Kodak Photo Awards drew praise for a portrait of two ostriches at Milwaukee zoo by David Knusten. The unusual pose earned an honorable mention among 80 000 submissions.
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Four Fined In Beer Theft Case In Cedar Rapids
Four of eight men charged in the alleged theft of 47 cases of beer from a railroad boxcar near Quaker Oats Co in Cedar Rapids pled guilty in U S district court to misdemeanors and were fined 50 dollars. Others planned to plead innocent or not guilty as the case moved through federal proceedings.
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Notice of Circulation and Advertising Department Hours
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Economic Conference Ends With Vague Compromise
Paris AP report says representative industrial and developing nations agreed to shelve differences until December ministerial talks to negotiate new trade aid and financial relations. A three day prep conference produced broad guidelines and four proposed commissions on energy raw materials development and finance.
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Fleming's Death Ruled Death by Own Action
Caspar Fleming 22 son of author Jan Fleming known for James Bond novels, died from a drug overdose in London on October 2. The coroner ruled death by own action noting a suicide note and mood treatment for depression. Fleming inherited 604000 from his father in 1964 and had barbiturate addiction since age 16.
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Two Plead Innocent of Robbery Count Two
Two out of state men, Donald Cubean and Melvin McMillian, pled innocent in Cedar Rapids federal court to armed robbery charges tied to the Bath Employes Credit Union holdup in Waterloo on August 15. They face a November 10 trial. co defendant John Gaines is also charged. The trio allegedly stole $2,207 cash, $10,000 in American Express travelers checks, and $6,021 in treasury coupons. Both Cubean and McMillian appear on five counts including conspiracy and guns during a felony. Cubean faces a second indictment with further gun charges and a transit of stolen securities.
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