Carlos the extremist actor linked to Entebbe raid splinters abroad
Western authorities report Venezuelan extremist Carlos Ramirez Sanchez, age 27, known as Carlos, hiding in an unidentified Arab embassy in a unidentified West European country with a small nuclear device. U.S. protests Yugoslavia over allowing his escape after a Belgrade raid setup, with ties to past hijackings and Vienna oil ministers kidnap.
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Entebbe
Cairo
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State Department
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Vienna
Uganda
Penny candy to penny stocks end of an era
News brief summaries touch on shifts in money and values across the nation. Personal income rose 0.4 percent in August, a slower pace than July. Patty Hearst faces Sept 24 sentencing. UN and North Korea ease Panmunjom tensions. Kissinger warns KwaZulu on apartheid clock. Penny items fading from daily life and a potential end to male-only priesthood discussed. Details on pages 9 12 27.
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Carter Attacks Ford Record in 1976 Campaign
Jimmy Carter challenged Gerald Ford as running on a record of vetoed bills and unkept promises. He argued Ford’s pledges were hollow, citing job and housing statistics and noting his own confidence in winning in November amid questions about Ford’s stance. Ford, in the Ann Arbor speech, promoted trust and unveiled housing and tax ideas while praising the campaign kickoff.
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Indianapolis
Saginaw, Mich
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Congress
Ann Arbor
US Labor Department
America
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Regents Served Subpoena Over Old Brick Case
Iowa City regents faced subpoenas to appear in Johnson county district court over the demolition of the Old Brick church. A temporary injunction stalled demolition. a continuance was sought or a representative allowed to testify in lieu of the full board as budget deliberations continue. The University of Iowa Regents, meeting with Iowa State and Northern Iowa officials, consider an $87,115,000 budget ask.
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State Board of Regents
Johnson County
William Eads
the “Defense Committee For Old Brick
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Regents
Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Iowa
State University
University of Northern Iowa
Civic Center bids exceed estimate by over a million
The Cedar Rapids project faced bids about one million higher than expected. Knutson Construction Co led at 10.237 million for center and hotel, with center portion under that once shared costs are allocated. Mechanical and electrical bids added roughly 2 million more. Olson urged avoiding major design changes to prevent rebidding. City bonds totaling 7 million funded urban renewal site improvements.
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Cedar Rapids
Scott Olson
Leo Peiffer and Associates
Olson
Fourth Streets
Knutson Construction Co
Minneapolis
Campaign Code Complaint Filed Against Riley in Cedar Rapids Race
Second district Congressman Mike Blouin filed a seven count complaint with the fair campaign practices committee against Republican Tom Riley of Cedar Rapids. Blouin released the document with a Sept. 15 letter to Charles Taft and notices of alleged violations, while Riley’s camp denied misrepresentation and criticized Blouin.
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Cedar Rapids
Mike Blouin
Dubuque
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Charles Taft
Washington, D.C
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Fair Campaign Practices Committee
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Pat Miller
the Gazette
Washington
House Approves Tax Bill as Senate Move Looms
The House approved a broad tax revision extending multibillion dollar income tax cuts for another year and approved gift and estate tax provisions. Votes were 383 to 26 on continuation, 229 to 181 on estate tax changes, and 405 to 2 to pass the section. The bill moves to the Senate for swift action. The Senate also approved a tuition tax credit up to 250 dollars a year for students, with Long predicting House acceptance.
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Senate
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Senate Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
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