Connally Says He Can Back Any GOP Nominee
Former Texas governor John B. Connally told a Cedar Rapids audience he can support any Republican nominee who provides needed leadership. He denied presidential ambitions and urged focus on issues while criticizing government growth and budget expansion. He predicted Ford may face Reagan and called for energy and welfare reforms, cautioning about party confidence and national debt.
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Ambassa dor Shot In Vienna Embassy Attack
A Turkish diplomat, ambassador to Vienna since November 1973, was shot and killed after Turkish officials say attackers grabbed hidden submachine guns and fired. Police and ambulances arrived but he died from his wounds. An embassy staffer could not confirm political motive. Separately, Ford described seeing a woman with a handgun near the state capitol park during a walk.
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Armed Forces Caravan comes to Iowa City for two day exhibit
The bicentennial caravan will arrive in Iowa City for a two day display at the Johnson County 4-H fairground. From noon to 9 p.m. October 29 and noon to 8 p.m. October 30 the exhibit site opens with audio visual aids artifacts and information from the army navy air force and marines. Admission is free to the public.
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