Fitzgerald II Is Ordered Reinstated
Washington AP A Fitzgerald a former air force civilian analyst fired after he disclosed a large CIA aircraft project overrun was ordered reinstated with back pay by the Civil Service Commission. The ruling said the dismissal was improper and personal, not a valid reduction in force, and the air force has 10 days to appeal.
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Kissinger Face Senate Panel Approval Amid Debate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 16 to 1 to recommend confirming Henry Kissinger as secretary of state. McGovern opposed, citing prolongation of the Vietnam War, while others voiced support for Kissinger’s dual White House and NSC roles and pledged consultation with Congress on major foreign policy decisions. The report notes concerns about surveillance and executive power but signals likely confirmation despite opposition.
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Gas Stations Close or Break Law, CLC Told
Gas station owners testified before the Cash of Living Council that many stations are closing due to price ceilings and others are skirting regulations. They argued Phase 4 ceilings and enforcement push stations toward higher costs, with estimates of up to 60 percent potentially leaving business without relief.
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Chilean Toll at 95 in Junta’s Crackdown
Santiago AP report: military authorities say eight killed and 4,700 arrested in a week of military rule under Allende’s ouster. Foreigners among detainees to be tried by martial law. casualties include 22 rebels and 14 police and nine soldiers. Some details unclear due to damaged text.
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Tedtay's Chickie WAT pheviaMenAn: Boweye dents fly to college
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases about football, colleges, and lakes. Core facts and entities are unclear due to garbled input, but suggests a local notice or brief about athletic movements and education.
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Coralville to Open Eight New Liquor Stores
Coralville officials plan eight new liquor stores with the first opening on Tuesday at Garatville. The council voted to keep certain stores open until March 1 if state funds are not provided to operate them. A new self service checkout system is to be installed before Thanksgiving in state self service stores.
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EPA Tells Mileage of 74 Autos
The EPA released mileage data for 378 vehicles tested in 1974 with an overall average of 15.1 mpg. Highlights include a 2,000 pound Honda Civic at 29 mpg and a 9,000 pound class averaging 14.4 mpg, while a 45,600 pound Oldsmobile Toronado managed about 8 mpg. The agency proposes voluntary display of mileage by weight class and model on new cars.
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UAW Wins Limit on Mandatory Overtime Pact Details Surface
Detroit AP summary indicates UAW agreement limits mandatory overtime after talks between Chrysler Corp and United Auto Workers. The tentative pact, needing approval by Chrysler workers and their locals, aims to cap overtime and set terms for retirement benefits. Key officials express cautious optimism about the deal.
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Rumors Stir Over Agnew Resignation Amid Chrysler Pact Talks
Washington reports say Vice President Agnew weighs quitting within days as UAW terms with Chrysler reach agreement. Observers note pressure on his family and legal scrutiny, while White House aides decline comment. The Chrysler deal includes wage hikes, safety inspections, dental insurance, and retirement improvements.
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Three of Sextuplets Face Respiratory Problems
Lakewood Cola AP reports three of the six children born Sunday night to Mr and Mrs Eugene Stanek are facing respiratory problems. Doctors say condition is serious but stable as the family waits for further tests and updates from Lakewood General Hospital.
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Tiny preterm quadruplets brighten hospital outlook
Hospital officials reported four premature babies born at just under three pounds each. Three boys were in satisfactory condition while two girls and another boy remained in guarded status, with some improving.
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Board approves game license but blocks school bingo plan
Cedar Rapids board reluctantly votes to apply for a gaming license to cover school carnival games of skill while denying Garfield PTSA permission to run bingo in the school building. One vote margin with major concerns about gambling, tax implications, and policy timing.
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Giants Probed for Employment Bias in Historic U S Case
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission launched a federal probe into major corporations including General Motors General Electric and Sears Roebuck for alleged discriminatory employment practices. The investigation targets wages benefits layoffs seniority and representation with unions in auto and electrical sectors.
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