Bayh Announces Presidential Bid in Indiana
Senator Birch Bayh returned to western Indiana to announce his 1976 Democratic presidential bid before about 600 supporters in Shirkieville. He spoke in the Indiana House, outlining a platform to close tax loopholes, curb oil monopolies, enforce anti trust laws, reform the Federal Reserve, and push for job creation with modern policies beyond past decades.
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Indianapolis
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
Shirkieville
Terre Haute
Federal Reserve
Franco Faces Second Heart Complication During Illness
Reports from Madrid say Generalissimo Francisco Franco, aged 82, developed endocarditis in addition to influenza. Doctors at the Pardo palace observed a brief arrhythmia earlier, with Franco reportedly resting and an official update expected.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Pardo Palace
Franco
Carlos Arias Navarro
Washington Honor Group Inducts 20 Members
The Washington high school chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 20 members in a ceremony at the school. State Sen. James Redmond spoke as guests noted a 3.40 minimum GPA for ADASTRA members, and the new members listed include Kimberly Barnes, Del Brickley, Annette Christensen, David Crites, and others.
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Washington High School
National Honor Society
James Redmond
Adastra
Washington
Kimberly Barnes
del Brickley
Annette Christensen
David Crites
Lawrence Dudak
Wayne Fauchier
Mark Fedde
Andrew Fletcher
Jane Haddy
Lori Hanson
Virginia Harmon
Gregory Hayes
Stephen Mehri
Vietnam Allows U.S. Civilians to Return Home
Representative G V Montgomery said 50 to 60 American civilians including missionaries and State Department staff in South Vietnam will be allowed to leave this month or in November. He noted not all are prisoners as some may be under house arrest. The U N was informed by Hanoi on behalf of the Provisional Revolutionary Government.
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Washington
South Vietnam
G. V. Montgomery
Dmiss
Hanoi
U.S. State Department
U.S
Saigon
Montgomery
Select Committee For Missing Persons
Southeast Asia
House
United Nations
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Stennis Delivers Positive Update After Gall Bladder Surgery
Senator John Stennis of Mississippi, 74, underwent gall bladder and stone removal at Walter Reed Medical Center. A spokesman says he is doing fine and doctors report no complications. confinement expected two to three weeks per typical recovery.
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Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Walter Reed Medical Center
Stennis
Dekalb, Miss
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Postal Strike Threat Hits Canada Across Provinces
Ottawa reports a nationwide postal strike threat as workers walk out in western Canada Ontario and Nova Scotia. Postmaster-General Mackesey says talks resume only after the Canadian Union of Postal Workers decides on the government final wage offer. Ontario units in Ottawa Owen Sound and possibly Toronto Hamilton London and Windsor may join. Current average wage is 4.59 dollars per hour with a 1.70 dollar raise proposed over 30 months. The union sought 71 percent in 12 months, now trimmed to 51 percent per Mackesey.
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Ottawa
Canada
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Bryce Mackesey
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Owen Sound
Toronto
Hamilton
London
Windsor
Jean Moisan
Mackesey
Governor Declares U N Withdrawal Week in New Hampshire
New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson branded the United Nations an American based bastion of foreign spies and urged removing the U N from the U S. He proclaimed October 20 to 26 as Withdrawal From the United Nations Week and noted U S payments to the U N since 1946 totaling four billion dollars.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
United Nations
U.N
United States
Thomson
Russia
FBI
Fromme seeks Ford testimony in assassination trial
Lynette Fromme's lawyer asks President Ford to testify at her trial on attempted assassination charges saying Ford was in the best position to know what happened. A subpoena request will be presented in federal court while a trial delay is sought to allow defense preparation.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
John Virgo
Miss Fromme
Thomas) MacBride
Virga
Psychiatrist Links Creech Murders to Childhood Claims
Dr. Michael Estess testified that Thomas Creech began misbehaving in childhood, seeking attention through sensational claims. The psychiatrist doubted Creech’s Satanic murder theories while noting police could not locate victims, though two bodies were found in a ditch near Donnelly, Idaho. Creech, 25, is on trial for two Oregon murders.
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Wallace
Idaho
Thomas Creech
Michael Estess
Boise
Creech
Estess
Nevada
Wyoming
Oregon
Bruce Robinson
Edward Arnold
John Wayne Bradford
Donnelly
FTC Reports Retail Profits Up 65 Percent
The FTC reports second quarter 1975 profits for U S retailers rose 65 percent from the first quarter as major retailers earned about 2.3 billion after tax on 112 billion in sales. The after tax return on stockholders equity rose from 8.5 to 13.7 percent.
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Washington
United States
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Parliament Member Explains Faked Death in Florida
London AP report states John Stonehouse, a British MP charged with fraud conspiracy and theft, admits he faked his death in Florida last November. He told the House of Commons the ruse stemmed from a deteriorating mental state and media coverage of the case.
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London (Ap
John Stonehouse
Florida
Stonehouse
House of Commons
Human Failure Possible In Mexican Subway Crash
In Mexico City Mayor Octavio Senties cites technical and perhaps human failure as causes of a Monday rush hour collision between two subway trains. 26 people died and 55 were injured. An official said sabotage is not suspected.
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Franco
Mexico City
Octavio Senties
Red Cross
Paris
Drop Plans for High Speed Rail Route in Northeast
The government abandons a 150 mph Boston to Washington train plan, citing a $4 billion cost and replacing it with a $1.2 billion upgrade plan for existing tracks. Upgrades would not speed New York to Washington travel and could trim only half an hour Boston to New York time.
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Washington
Boston
Transportation
William Coleman
Senate
New York
New York-Washington
Coleman
Senate Transportation Subcommittee
Northeast Corridor
Ford Administration
Two Germans Die In Crash With U S Tank In West Germany
Two Germans were killed when their small car collided with a U S army tank retriever during the Reforger training exercise in Kitzingen West Germany. The army reports the double fatality raises the exercise toll to 11 with unofficial totals at 13. About 10 000 U S soldiers participated in the operation with forces flown from U S bases.
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Kitzingen
West Germany
Army
U.S
United States
Landmark Farm Co Incorporation Filed Under Iowa Law
Notice of incorporation to form Landmark Farm Co under the Iowa Business Corporation Act Chapter 496A. The document notes corporate existence beginning October 75, with authority to issue shares and appoint officers and directors, filed by clerk H. J. Brookman.
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Iowa Business Corporation
Iowa
Landmark Farm Co., A
Tory Ly A
Lowe
T Corporation
Vicor Rogers
Real Estate Contract Notice in Linn County Iowa
Notice to Reas LLNER and Reavy K Wullne, contract purchasers, of a forfeiture due to missed payments on Lots 58 gna 3 Lol nevor Survey NW a, Linn County Iowa. The contract requires payment of specified sums by dates. failure triggers forfeiture and costs of service. The document cites the parties and attorney service details for remedy or sale.
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Wats
Sheryl
Hue Ban
Linn
Lowe
Notice of Forfeiture of Real Estate Contract in Iowa
Public notice to J NER and KATHI V KEENER of Linn County Iowa that a real estate contract dated January 1974 between Hubert Cork and Kai Keener is forfeited for default. It lists missed payments and upkeep failures with a demand to cure by December 5 1975 or lose possession. Also notes Aachen’s 1944 Allied capture.
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J . Ner
Kathi
Keener
Reo Gerae
Linn County
Iowa
Noringost
Southwety
Rapids
Li County
Beirow Koury
Hubert Cork
Kai Keener
Local Council Moves on Sanitary Sewer Interceptor Proposal
Council members present discuss the proposed sanitary sewer interceptor project. New figures indicate potential impact on property owners and the plan proceeds with public posting and next meeting date.
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Mons
Sollee
Marilyn P Cook
Notice of delinquency petition in Iowa court
You are notified a petition filed in the Iowa court for James Calvin Dixon case 654. It alleges delinquency under section 232.2 and sets a hearing at Rapids City on November 9 at 9 am. You must appear with or without counsel or be default entered. The court may appoint an attorney if you cannot afford one.
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James Calvin Dixon
James Alvin Bwaa
Lowa
Gohine
Gove
Ion
Chawter
Fither
Torst
Rapids
Cineco
Iowa
Miller's Automotiveek
Tornsen Investm Ogration
Cosor Rapids Copumy
Oak Hill
Riv Orem
Rt Center
Oom
Mingle Valley
Stev Fo
Tor
Spruce Avenue
Mowen
Leonardo's Mi
Robins City Council Proceedings September 8 1975
Council members present approved minutes and treasurer's report. Bills totaling several hundred dollars for utilities and services were sanctioned. Mayor LeGrand reported on land purchase, vandalism at cemetery, and forthcoming ordinance amendments.
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Yor Herane
Wallinois
Colleyunty T Cpaeurer
Anderson
Linn Cty
Hoagland and Associates
Kieck's
Kacena Company
Keller-Hull Co
D's Doy
Fel
Ws Ds Hiowa Apco
Cashirecifflen Laries
Wage Eine
LeGrand
Ors Penenne
Karr
Enarger
Marshal
Dom Bye
Korr
Dye
Hanna
Va Love
Baskerville
Askerville
Hanno
Steel Nnance
Lign
Arl
Etreet
Linn
Robins
Cedar Rapids Council Proceedings and Budget Motions
Cedar Rapids City Council discusses publication costs and numerous resolutions. Items include bids, zoning, sewer and street projects, leases, and purchase proposals totaling thousands, with final action on a 1976 ton truck purchase and related trades.
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Amy Road
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Ted
Dr. Meyer
Vanae
Gomi
Thiding
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Steet
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Aigia
Sires
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Sam O Sas
4Th Avenue Avenue
Wr Bank
S31
Rinite Homes, Inc
Ray
Bui
Agais
Anen
Cedar Valley Corpora
Edgar L. King
Kenneth Harstadering
J Gerst Uction Company
Ormitrom Ceder Rapids Welding
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Jornsen
Aperovi
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Fee Ijar Lone Ranon Sanitary Sewer Oy
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Mar Werere
Hale
F Avenue
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Wall Bus
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Lois M. Keller
Seueon Aero
Pete
Western
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Rawere
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Ken Nsseliver Quit Inc
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Modern Life N Life
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Walter
French Gary Walter
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Cope
Mary A
Ruth Wittman
Harrson
Lou
Bleily Service
Oetare i3
Bernadin Urqus
Ianice
Biant
Prino Buehler
Meg Rihors
Hoon Lowe Eyes Lower, Inc
Ola Onling
Posepsi Ed Perkins Ir
Ola Hing
Plonger ' ‘Alk 9 Co
Precision Bearing Rapids Chrolet Eco 27
Resote Iig Company
Bock” Sie Wei Transit
Moony Nenpera
Mitt Construction
Ildr
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Pen Raneer Tility
Hal Ae
Weick & Cos
Aum Mes Co ii Ng
Paul Ray
Trust & Agency
McMahon City
Cedar Rapids
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