Ford predicts swift approval for Middle East accord
President Ford aims to gain congressional backing with a White House briefing by Kissinger and leaders, while Rabin and Dayan signal splits in Israel over the pact. If parliament approves, Israeli and Egyptian delegates plan a Geneva signing, seen as a turning point toward peace.
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Yitzhak Rabin Alan
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Geneva
Jerusalem
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Helmet law protest sparks cyclist complaints in Des Moines
C R Helmet Arrests and officials clash over helmet rules with Morris and Burgy arguing helmet mandates unfairly target riders. They cite two year riders and compare to seat belt and life preserver requirements while planning Des Moines protest and noting DMV contact details for headgear information.
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State Department of Transportation
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Burgy
Morris
Des Moines
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Auditor Burns Resigns Citing Time, Politics Likely Others
Supervisor Burns says he will remain politically active and supports county officers in upcoming elections. He cites becoming a real estate partner as a reason for resignation and notes he cannot juggle both roles. County Auditor Rogers blasts Burns as a dirty politician. Supervisor Bartel hints at possible resignation, but remains undecided.
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Johnson County
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Des Moines and West Des Moines battle blast aftermath
After a deadly explosion near the derailment crews struggled to approach the heat as further blasts were feared. Officer Anthony Gomez, 1,000 yards away, was struck by shrapnel while shouting for evacuees. Nearby warehouses and firms reported broken windows and destroyed doors, with Tucker’s Truck and Equipment Co and Plywood Minnesota Co suffering significant losses due to sprinkler activations and shock.
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Wurman Sluis
Tucker’s Truck and Equipment Co
Labor Day traffic toll lower than expected
Washington AP report notes July U.S. factory inventories fell for the seventh straight month to 147.1 billion and new orders rose 3.6 percent. Labor Day traffic deaths totaled 392, the fewest in the Labor Day weekend since 1961, surprising officials and the public safety council.
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Council
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Appearance on Stolen Property Charge Ordered
Dennis D. Rozenberg. 33. Tama. Ordered to appear in Tama county district court Sept. 12 on a charge of receiving or concealing stolen goods. Originally charged with carrying a concealed weapon. Item: nickel plated .257 cal handgun allegedly stolen from Steven L. Brandt. Handgun found in Rozenberg’s car glove compartment. Rozenberg was arrested Aug. 6 by Tama police. TOLEDO A Newton man Ronald G. Manley, 22, will be 23 Sept. 8, charged with drunk driving in Tama county information. Driver in Aug. 23 collision with Joan Breja. Joan Breja, 20, rural Elberon, and her sister Frances, 18, were seriously injured. Joan Breja’s condition improved. Frances remains critical at University Hospitals. Manley to appear for arraignment in magistrate’s court.
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Tama
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Newton
Ronald G. Manley
Tama County Depuy
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Manley
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Elberon
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Frances
University
Louis
Schaefer Takes Out Nomination Papers
Finance Commissioner Harold Schaefer, living at 406 Twenty sith street NW, has filed nominating papers with the Cedar Rapids city clerk as the second council member to seek re election. He becomes the first candidate for commissioner of accounts and finances, with Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis the other incumbent to file. Schaefer, unopposed in 1973, will seek a third term.
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Harold Schaefer
Cedar Rapids
Schaefer
Twentysith Street
Stan Reinis
Traer man dies by suicide, Iowa man Tony Novotny found
Deputy medical examiner Dr. R W Linthaeum ruled the death of Tony Edward Novotny 46 of Traer as self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was found by family at about 2 p m Saturday in his home garage. The report notes a 22 caliber pistol was used.
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R. W. Linthaeum
Tony Edward Novotny
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