Kissinger Eyes Namibian Votes in Zurich Meeting
Secretary of State Kissinger plans to press for Namibian elections and a role for a black militant group in Namibia during talks with South Africa’s Prime Minister Vorster in Zurich. He also seeks troop withdrawal and human rights steps for Namibia’s 800000 black inhabitants while Rhodesia remains unsettled.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Namibia
Zurich
Switzerland
John Vorster
South Africa
Vorster
Kissinger
United Nations
Rhodesia
Smith
Sunshine Law Okayed By Congress
Congress passed Government in the Sunshine to require about 50 federal boards to conduct most business in public. The measure, sent to President Ford, mandates advance meeting notices, limits on closed sessions, and keeps transcripts. Courts may review closed-session decisions and ban ex parte communications.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Power Commission
Viking 1 notes continued unexplained gas activity on Mars
Viking 1 scientists report ongoing gas activity in a life-search soil test, with carbon dioxide detected and nitrogen present. Dr. Harold Klein notes data interpretation awaits Viking 2’s landing Friday, as two other tests are repeated with new samples.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Harold Klein
Klein
Viking 2
Utopia Plain
Dissident Rebuffed No-Strike Plan Okayed by Steelworkers
In Las Vegas 4200 delegates at the United Steelworkers convention approved a resolution backing a no-strike agreement with the steel industry. The Experimental Negotiating Agreement limits strikes during talks and calls for binding arbitration on unresolved issues.
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Las Vegas
Nev
United Steelworkers
Edward Sadlowski
District 31
Chicago
Dust control pact eyed for Robins Road traffic
Residents along Robins Road near Hiawatha Balinain trailer courts reached an agreement with Linn County Supervisors to oil the road to curb dust. About 1500 vehicles daily including school buses and rock trucks contribute to the problem. The board agreed to partial funding while residents may be charged part of the cost and terms will be finalized.
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Robins Road
Hiawatha
Balinain
Robins
Linn
Parachutists Set for Upper Iowa Homecoming Show
Three Forest City men Bill Lamping Gordon Strohbehn and Ron Green will jump from 7 500 feet at 1 30 p m Oct 9 landing on Robertson field Fayette for Upper Iowa University homecoming festivities Also planned are a 10 30 a m parade a noon buffet the Upper Iowa Simpson football game at 2 p m a 4 30 p m reception and a 9 p m homecoming dance ACT testing will be offered that day for prospective students.
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Fayette
Upper Iowa University
Bill Lamping
Gordon Strohbehn
Ron Green
Forest City
Robertson Football Field
Upper Iowa
Simpson
Cedar Rapids Gazette details and subscription rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co lists address at 00 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 2406. It notes second class postage paid in Cedar Rapids and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for various editions and regions. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights to local news printed in the paper.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Ail AP
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