Agnew Lawyer Plans Suit To Block Probe
Agnew's attorney says he will file suit this week to stop the federal investigation of alleged Maryland kickback schemes. Judah Best cites leaks as harming the right to a fair trial while noting no exact legal arguments yet. CBS and Newsweek reports frame the probe as approaches to the 1972 election era.
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UPI
Agnew
Maryland
Cas
Judah Best
Newsweek
Baltimore
Dale Anderson
Baltimore County
Best
Elliot Richardson
U.S. Attor
Ney
George Beall
Rationing discussed by GOP and campaigns topic at meet
A GOP session debated rationing gas and other fuels via fuel checks and rationing boards. The plan would involve deposits into special accounts and class adjustments by boards. The meeting also covered campaign finance disclosures and potential candidacy news in the Second District.
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Manche
Republican Central Committee
John Mel. Donald
Dallas Center
Mary Louise Smith
Des Moines
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Glen Charles
Two Nabbed In Breakin at Liquor Store
Two men were arrested during the weekend in a McGregor liquor store break in. They are held without bond and unnamed pending arraignment. Police said five men fled with liquor but were captured four miles west on Highway 10 after a neighbor provided a vehicle description. State agencies aided in the investigation as questions about arrest records release lingered ahead of a formal Iowa opinion.
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Eleader
McGregor
2 Bat
Postville
Clayton County
Des Moines
Iowa
Richard Turner
Michael Sellers
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Iowa Highway Patrol
Sellers
Turner
Rice Honored for Record Drive Total
John G. Rice received a walnut paperweight at the Rotary channeling acknowledging Linn county for a first in this year's cancer crusade. Linn county residents contributed 92 702 to the drive the first Iowa county to exceed 90 000. Debbia Marie O'Brien of North English and Bradley Duncan of What Cheer were injured when a car went into a ditch on highway 22 near Keswick and rolled over. She was charged with reckless driving.
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John G. Rice
Linn County
Wag
Tina County
Rotary
Robert Sigourney
C. Moorman
Cedar Rapids
Debbia Marie O'Brien
Iowa
Highway 22
Keswick
Miss O'Brien
Bradley Duncan
What Cheer
Keokuk County Hospital
Iowa Realtors Convention Sets Attendance Record
The Iowa Realtors convention at the Roosevelt hotel nears 50 percent with 375 advance registrations and an expected turnout of 780 to 800. JAR and farm and land broker committees meet as Mig Figi and Rep. John Culver address the opening session. Cedar Rapids chairmen Tom Fucker and Joh Zachar lead sessions with Evelyn Weeher heading equal opportunity. a Tuesday banquet will announce the 1974 Realtor of the Year and introduce officers.
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Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
C.F. Hunter
Largees Tihe
JAR
Farm and
Mig Figi
Waukesha
Radio and Television Assn
John Culver
Cedar Rapids Realtors
J. L
Tommy)Fucker
State Legislative Committee
Youth Charged After Accident on Williams Boulevard
Cedar Rapids police charged 16 year old Keven Ralston of 262 Twelfth Street NW with improper lane change and no town driver’s license after a Saturday night collision with a motorcycle driven by 18 year old Michael J. Macks of 128 Twenty-ninth Street Drive SE. Macks was taken to Mercy Hospital with a bruised leg and muscles and released Monday. The crash occurred when Ralston’s car in the inside lane changed lanes in front of Macks’ motorcycle in the outside lane.
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Williams Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
Keven. Ralston
Twelfth Street
Michael J. Macks
Twenty-ninth Street
Mercy Hospital
Ralston
Lions Club Talk By Dr Braley at Montpelier Hotel
Ophthalmologist Dr Alson E Braley will speak at the Lions Club meeting Thursday morning at the Mon gevelt hotel. Also in Stonmi Catalogs section a special offer from Jerone's apothecary lists Piercoil's lernarium at 5.50 with contact number 306-1826.
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Stonmi
Jerone’s
Piercoil
Lernarium Special” Apothecary
Five Sextuptets Improve Steadily
Five newborn sextuplets continue to improve at Colorado General Hospital in Denver as doctors report steady health gains through their second week. The babies remained in the high risk nursery while the family faces a separate incident of a lost billfold containing cash.
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Denver
Stanek
Sally Fiser
Ft A Avenue
John
Catherine
Kmart
Nathan
Tory
James Strain
Mathary
Colorado General Hospital
Steven Anu
Germany redraws land lines during European shifts
Germany reportedly reorganized its armed forces by shifting divisions across continents. About 200 divisions remained in Russia while the bulk of the remaining force moved toward the Balkans and Italy, reflecting a major redistribution of manpower.
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Germany
Russia
Balkans
Italy
Medical Examiner Revises Ruling on Linda Borg Death
Linn county Medical Examiner Dr. Percy Morris changes prior determination in the Linda Ju Borg case. Borg 33 was found dead in a car in a Cedar Rapids garage from carbon monoxide poisoning after initial ruling of self harm.
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Linn County
Percy. Morris
Linda Ju. Borg
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
Harris
Sheriff's Office
Borg
Gasoline Station Shutdowns Expand Across States
The California AAA reports most centers shut down virtually all stations in central and northern California. Nationwide protests spread with up to 5,000 stations potentially closed statewide while Olympic Peninsula dealers report 98 percent participation. Utah stations trim hours. Indianapolis area may close up to 400 stations through Friday. Washington area shows early protest impact with limited supplies reported in Silver Spring and surrounding regions.
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Gagallie Deaters
American Automobile Assn
Washington
Styte
Olympic Peninsula
Tom Logudice
Purdy
Poulsbo
Wash
Utah
Highway Patrol
Greater Indianapolis
Westers Assn
Simeby
Américan Automobile Assn
Silver Spring
Skylab 2 Crew Prepares for Home Splashdown
Skylab 2 astronauts Bean Garriott and Lousma wrap up chores on the space station in Houston preparing for the return mission. They plan to depart the lab at 2 50 pm CDT Tuesday and splash down at 6 20 pm Pacific time about 225 miles southwest of San Diego. Recovery by USS New Orleans will transport them to medical facilities for postflight checks.
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Apollo
Garth
San Diego
Calif
New Orleas
Ment
Bean
Garriott
Lousma
Tiemselves
Jerry Hordinsky
Mission Control
Governors Seek Energy Policy Role At Western Governors Meet
The Western Governors Conference urged the Nixon administration to involve state chief executives in energy policy planning amid the national shortage. John A. Love, newly appointed energy adviser for Colorado, and Interior Secretary Rogers Morton led main talks as the four day meeting in Glenede Beach Ore focused on the energy crisis.
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Western Governors Conference
Nixon
Washington
Gay
Dan Fivans Ald
Glenedet Beach
Ore
Department of Interior
White House
John A. Love
Colorado
Nixon Administration
Rogers C. B. Morton
Mrs. E G Rawson of Anamosa Dies at 59
Mrs. E G Rawson 59 widow of Dr E G Rawson physician here for many years died Monday. A former Cedar Rapids Iowa City resident she leaves son Tom of Dubuque five sisters and three brothers survivors listed.
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Anamosa
E.G. Rawson
E. G. Rawson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Tom
Dubuque
Dang Man Injured In Edgewood Road Accident
Charles Higley 18 was treated and released at St. Luke's hospital after a one car crash on Edgewood Road SW in the Tail block. Police said the northbound vehicle left the road, struck the east ditch at about 60 miles per hour. No charges were filed.
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Charles ‘I, Higley
Para
St. Luke’s Hospital
Edgewood Road
Higley
Stradivari Quartet to Open Season at University of Iowa
The Stradivari Quartet will perform Prokofiev, Beethoven and Schumann in its first concert of the season at the University of Iowa. Admission is free for the Sept. 26 rpm concert in Clapp Recital Hall.
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Stradivari Quartet
Lowa City
Prokoticy
Beethoven
Schumann
University of Iowa
Rpm
Clapp Recital Hall
Nixon Endorses Proposals to Boost Lumber Supply
President Nixon backed an advisory panel recommendation to substantially increase timber harvests including clearcutting under safeguards to ease a national housing lumber shortage. The report urges accelerated western production while cautioning on environmental harm and calls for negotiating limits on Japan timber buys.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Hr National
Oval Office
Japan
U. S
Thieves Take $1400 In Goods In Weekend Burglary Spree
Police investigate two break-ins over the weekend with losses totaling more than 1400 dollars. Items stolen from Frank Dolan at 1416 First Avenue SE include two televisions radio emerald ring and other jewelry. Another home at 1800 Second Avenue SE reported a starling clock wall clocks vases tapestry cash drawer and phone stolen.
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Frank Dolan
First Avenue SE
John McGrath
Second Avenue SB
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