Ethics Panel Drops Punishment of Schorr Acknowledges Source Privilege
The House ethics panel voted 9 to 1 to lift subpoenas against CBS reporter Daniel Schorr and three others for refusing to reveal a secret intelligence report source. The panel rejected prosecuting Schorr and refused to set a constitutional precedent while noting his First Amendment protections. CBS News President Richard Salant applauded the decision.
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House Intelligence Committee
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Village Voice
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Viking 2 Finds Mars Icecap Opens Life Possibility
Viking 2 detects frozen water at Mars north pole, boosting hope life may lie beneath the ice. Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientist Crofton Farmer calls it stronger evidence for past life conditions and says future polar studies gain importance. Astronomer Tobias Owen notes organics or even life could be preserved in Martian ice.
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Mars
Crofton Farmer
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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North Pole
Tobias Owen
Martian North Pole
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Space
Muller Returns to District 4 AEA Board Seat
Victor Muller was unanimously reelected to a new three year term as director of district four on the Grant Wood Area Education Agency board. The vote occurred at a convention at Amana High School with representatives from multiple area boards in attendance.
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Muller
Victor
Boar
Grant Wood Area
Amana
Two Fined for Embezzlement From C R Bank
Two Cedar Rapids residents, Donna Mae Newmire and Glen Alan Stourzie, were fined 500 dollars each and placed on 30 months probation after pleading guilty in Cedar Rapids federal court to bank embezzlement. They admitted involvement in 7800 dollars stolen from Merchants National Bank in July 1975 with restitution paid.
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U.S
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Bayveaue
Glen Alan Stourcie
Chandler Street
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Stouwie
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Thai Prime Minister to resign amid dictatorship criticism
Seni Pramoj announced in parliament that he would resign after criticism of his military regime. Thanom Kittikachorn returned from exile in Singapore sparking debate on governance and potential deportation or trial for civilian deaths during the 1973 uprising.
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Thanom Kittikkachoening
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Cedar Rapids Senior Citizens Bus Service Ad
Cedar Rapids Senior Citizens Bus Service advertises a dial contact at 363-8244 for information and rides.
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Senior Citizens
Dial
Meany 82 Contemplates Retirement After Illness
Washington AP reports 82 year old Meany chief of the AFL-CIO may retire next year after illness dampened his vigor. Aides say his health is generally good but he has slowed and limited activities while remaining active and working. He did not set a retirement date but acknowledged considering retirement more than before.
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Meany
Aides
Tye
New Japan Foreign Minister Kosaka to Attend U N General Assembly
Newly appointed Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka will depart Japan for New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly. He will pay a courtesy call on U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, address the assembly, and meet with Henry Kissinger, Chiao Kuanhua, and Andrei Gromyko during the trip.
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UPI
Zentaro Kosaka
Japan
New York
United Nations General Assembly
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U.N
Kurt Waldheim
General Assembly
Henry Kissinger
F-14 Recovery Expected to Cost About 100000
Navy estimates the sunken F-14 off Soot land would cost about 100000 to recover. The aircraft, valued at 20 million with a 500000 Phoenix missile system, fell from the USS John F. Kennedy on September 14 after engine trouble caused a water landing.
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John F. Kennedy
Population Boom Projections By UPI
United Press International projects rapid growth with estimates that the world could reach over a milliard people by 2000 and by 2600 scientists warn of extreme population density per habitable area.
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United Press International
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