Panel probes Ruby syndicate ties in Kennedy assassination
House investigators examine Jack Ruby's telephone calls to alleged crime figures before Kennedy's death and clash over Havana visits in 1959. They seek links to a possible syndicate conspiracy, while conflicts arise over Ruby's presence in Dallas, Havana, and other records as Warren Commission findings are weighed.
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Weather and birth notices with river stages across Iowa
Highs and lows forecast with a NE wind at 16 mph and sunrise at 7 00 am. Mississippi River stages list multiple locations with gains and falls, including LaCrosse 6.1 and Clinton 10.2. Birth announcements cover Mercy Sept 24 and Perry Sept 26 with numerous Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids area families listed.
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Farber wins reprieve as Dr X murder trial unfolds
New York Times reporter Myron Farber is ordered released from jail while the Dr Mario Jascalevich murder case proceeds. The Supreme Court rule halts his incarceration until further notice as defense seeks his confidential notes. Farber has served 27 days and the Times paid 130000 in fines for not surrendering files.
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Mario Jascalevich
Oradell Hospital
Susan B Anthony dollar clears House for minting plan
Treasury officials say the Susan B Anthony dollar will begin minting 500 million copper nickel coins in January and be issued about June. The House approved the bill 368 to 38 with Senate approval and President Carter expected to sign.
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Carter
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First Amendment Defense Wins in Teen Murder Suit Against Networks
U S District Judge William Hoeveler dismissed Ronny Zamora and parents $25 million suit against ABC CBS and NBC claiming TV violence taught the teen to kill. The ruling allows amendment within 20 days. attorney Ellis Rubin will decide future steps. The decision follows network content debates.
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William Hoeveler
ABC
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Zamora
Ellis Rubin
Gann Pushes New Measure After Prop 13 Critique
In Sacramento, co author Paul Gann argues Proposition 13 failed to curb state spending and reveals plans to sponsor a new initiative. He contends the current approach needs revision to curb government growth and restore fiscal restraint.
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California Assembly
Sacramento
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Paul Gann
James Bassett Loses Battle Aboard Malibu Home
James Bassett, author of Harm's Way and former Los Angeles Times associate editor, died Tuesday at his Malibu home. He was 65.
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James Bassett
Harm’s Way
The
Los Angeles Times
Malibu
Seattle teachers end three week walkout with back-to-work order
Seattle teachers say they will return to classrooms Friday, following a back-to-work directive that ended a three week strike affecting about 55,000 students. The move comes despite a leadership recommendation to stay out. In Cleveland and Fall River tentative talks resume while Dayton, Ohio, sees two dozen teachers arrested for violating a court order during picketing.
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Carter Signals Veto Threat on Public Works Bill
President Carter hinted to a congressional group he plans to veto a 10.2 billion dollar public works bill despite energy legislation threats. Lawmakers said the implication was clear, while Speaker ONeill urged him not to veto to avoid alienating allies and endangering the natural gas bill.
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Richard Bolling
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Typhoon Ida 20 Years On Devastates Central Japan
Twenty years after Typhoon Ida, central Japan remembers a disaster that left 241 people dead. Officials note the long-term impact on coastal communities and disaster preparedness.
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Ida
Japan
Vance and Gromyko reopen talks on nuclear limits
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko begin two days of meetings at the United Nations to determine if a new treaty limiting arsenals can be completed by year end. Talks start at the Soviet Mission and move to the U.S. Mission, with Carter likely to lead discussions in Washington after Vance addresses the General Assembly.
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Andrei Gromyko
U S
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Carter lifts arms embargo on Turkey amid Cyprus settlement push
President Carter signed a bill and dispatched a memorandum to Secretary of State Vance as the three year arms embargo on Turkey ended. He argued Turkey is acting in good faith to achieve a just Cyprus settlement. The House approved a $2.8 billion military aid package 208 to 205, enabling him to lift the ban upon a formal finding of good faith.
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Cyrus Vance
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The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette and its subscription framework are described, including location 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406, daily and Sunday editions, post rates, and geographic subscription rules. The notice also states AP exclusive rights for local news republishing.
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Gazette Company
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Associated Press
Plane crash kills eight in San Juan
An engine explosion on a Beechcraft caused a fiery crash in a crowded San Juan street. Eight people died, six aboard the plane and two in a car crushed by debris, with six others injured.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
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