House Members Delete Provision From Energy Bill
Congressional conferees voted 23 to 2 to remove anti-busing provisions from a broader energy bill. House members halted a push to ban using gasoline or diesel for busing pupils past the nearest school, with only a parent transporting a child exempt. Senators and representatives argued over public policy, with House foes calling the anti-busing language an exercise in futility and supporters arguing for broader constitutional remedy.
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J. Bennett Johnston
D-La
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Fuitty
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D-Ark
Congress
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Harley Stoggers
D+ W.Va
Torber
Macdonald
Dmasa
Kissinger Defends Balk On Subpoenaed Memo
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger appeared before the House Intelligence Committee to deny withholding the dissent memo on Cyprus policy. He argued release could hinder his ability to obtain candid advice while stressing the need for cooperation and accountability of senior officials. The panel voted to subpoena the Boyatt memorandum as part of ongoing investigations into covert operations and policy handling.
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House Intelligence Committee
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D-N.y
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Robert McClary
Illinoia
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National Security Council
Crackpot with Toy Gun Triggers Brief Ford Security Run
A known eccentric named Albert W. Zero teetered into custody near Union Square with a plastic toy pistol as Ford prepared to depart the St Francis hotel. Police described him as a crackpot and the Secret Service held him for psychiatric observation after questioning. The incident followed earlier California threats where Sara Jane Moore and Lynette Fromme fired at or aimed at Ford in separate Sept visits.
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Ford
California
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St. Francis
Union Square
Lou Sylvestri
Albert W. Zero
Zero Consulting Co
Secret Service
Sara Jane Moore
St. Francia
Lynette
Squeaky" Fromme
Bree
Missing Navy Men Lost on Spy Flight
Washington AP report reveals a Navy patrol four engine plane vanished on April 8 1950 while on a top secret electronic search mission off the Soviet Baltic coast. Officials say there is no credible evidence eight of ten crew survived in Soviet camps despite prior claims.
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Power Shift Ends Era in Spain as Juan Carlos Takes Power
In Madrid, Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon, 37, inherits chief of state powers from the ailing Generalissimo Franco, as Premier Navarro moves to end Franco era rule. Franco, gravely ill, remains alive but unresponsive. the prince presides over a cabinet meeting to address urgent business, signaling a possible future transition to a constitutional monarchy.
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Spain
Juan Carlos de Bordon
Generalissimo
Francisco Franca
Juan Carlos
Carlos Arias Navarro
Franco
Juan Carls
Francd
Rejef
Gazette Rolls Out New Saturday Edition With Fresh Features
A new Saturday Gazette arrives Saturday morning replacing the afternoon paper. It includes expanded sports coverage for Cedar Rapids and area, outdoor activities, TV Vision highlights, a city calendar, outdoors column, features on people and activities, and religious news.
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Bird
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
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the Gazette
Tylings
Marien Hireh
Final Cedar Rapids Sewage Plant Plans Submitted
Final plans and specifications for Cedar Rapids water pollution control facility will be submitted to the DEQ. City officials discussed the project with Howard R Green Engineering Copittile services director Dick Jensen and George Millihan. The plant, to be built on the Cedar river six miles downstream from the existing plant, carries an initial estimate of 14.56 million with 75 percent federal funding, 5 percent state funding, and the rest from user fees on heavy industry.
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State Department of Environmental Quality
DEQ
Howard R Green Engineering Copittile Services
Dick Jensen
George Milli- Han
Cedar River
Industrnd
Suspected Cartano gets suspended term and fine
Cartano was sentenced in Cedar Rapids federal court by Judge Edward J McManus to a suspended prison term and three years probation plus a $1000 fine for transporting unlawful gambling equipment in interstate commerce. A jury acquitted him on a separate charge of conducting an illegal gambling operation.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S
Edward J McManne
Cartano
Fightboisint Court of Appeals
Cars Lang
Thnt
Aid
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McManus
Cacino
Coined quip hints at reforming bail with coat hangers
A fragmented line jokes about crossing bail with coat hangers to multiply penalties rather than reduce them, ending with a garbled phrase suggesting a cryptic aside. No clear event or people are identifiable.
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