No deal with Iran amid hostage crisis despite arms aid
The Carter administration refuses to cancel aid to Saudi Arabia and Jordan while seeking hostages' release. Tehran signals conditional talks, but Washington aligns with no preconditions. Officials deem negotiations realistic and prudent given Iran's leverage and Islamist backing.
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Jordan
Carter
Tehran
Rajai
Iran
U.S
Iraq
Scrutiny of Congressional Record Exposes Aging Committee Fiction
The piece examines a Grassley claim tied to a 1977 Social Security tax debate, tracing it to a forged speech in the Congressional Record extension of remarks. It notes Grassley’s denial, Culver’s wave of barbs, and reveals the speaker as a minority staff member, not Grassley. The article criticizes record-keeping practices as unreliable and urges catalogers to treat the Record as fiction until reform.
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Culver
Congressional Record
House Select Committee On Aging
Colloquy on Church Attendance Between Attender and Non Attender
A dialogue between a church attender and a non attender explores reasons for skipping services. The non attender cites boredom and a desire to sleep in on Sundays, while the attender argues personal insight, prayer, and communal benefits as reasons to attend regularly. The exchange covers education, church finances, hypocrisy, and the role of religion in moral values versus business life.
White House family profit record builds
An opinion piece accuses President Carter of tolerating and promoting self enrichment by his close circle. It cites Patrick Caddell’s Saudi work, Bert Lance’s finances, Jeff Carter’s Philippines contract, Billy Carter’s Libya ties, and Iran contacts to argue nepotism and impropriety. The piece asserts presidential complicity and urges judgment on endorsement.
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Caddell
Middle East
Bert Lance
Financial House of Cards
Bert
White House
Lance
Time Magazine
Jeff
Philippines
Human Rights
Jeff Carter
Dictatrix
Imelda Marcos
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Billy
Jimmy Carter
Senate
Michael Shaheen
Georgia
Ardeshir Zahedi
Iran
Carlton Hicks
James Bishop
U.S
Sleaze, Inc
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Hicks
Bishop
St. Simons Island
Jordan
Hussein
CIA
Cedar Rapids Organist Eleanor Taylor Retires After 37 Years
Eleanor Taylor of Cedar Rapids served 37 years on the Coe College music faculty before retiring in 1974. She has been an organist for several organizations including the Cedar Rapids Symphony where she also contributed as an annotator.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Right eee and the F words in focus
A discussion of words starting with F such as flout flaunt flare flair and flotsam. It explains meanings and distinctions including flotsam versus jetsam and quotes a Big Ten spokesman about Illinois risking penalties for flaunting rules.
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Big Ten
Des Moines
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