Two charged in break in at Brighton grocery store
Edward Kleinberg and Thomas Lee Morrison of Washington appeared for a preliminary hearing after being caught leaving Booths Grocery at Brighton with sacks of merchandise. Deputy Elmore arrested them around 11:30 p.m. on larceny in the night time, bond set at 10000 each. Louisa County probing Dairy Sweet drive in robbery near Columbus Junction.
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Evening Journal
Edward Kleinberg
Thomas Lee Morrison
Washington
Booth
Brighton
Clifford Elmore
Louisa County
Columbus Junction
Six Murders Shock Miami Suburb In Executions
In Carol City near Miami, three gunmen posing as utility inspectors entered a two bedroom home, bound eight occupants, and shot six men in the head. A woman, Margaret Wooden, 24, and man Johnnie Hall, 45, survived with injuries as police investigate motives and seek a car tied to the suspects.
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Miami
UPI
Power Company
Dade County
Margaret Wooden
Florida Power & Light Co
Miss Wooden
Livingston Stocker
Carol City
Tom Lawley
Lawley
Johnnie Hall
Joyce Campbell
David Burns
Randle-Eastern Ambulance Service
Fire destroys Smith farm home. possible lightning linked
State fire marshal investigators joined Emmetsburg police in probing an early morning fire that leveled the Nile and Norma Smith residence. No one was home when the 5:30 a.m. alarm sounded, and authorities said lightning is possible amid storms. The Smiths, previously acquitted of two murder charges from a Dickinson County trial, had been accused in the October shooting deaths of Raymond Henkins, 30, of Emmetsburg and Debra Laubenthal, 18, of Bancroft.
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Emmetsburg
Iowa
UPI
Nile
Norma Smith
Tom Erwin
Erwin
Smiths
Dickinson County
Raymond Henkins
Debra Laubenthal
Bancroft
Maharishi MIU Lays Off Ninety Staff in Iowa
In Fairfield, Iowa, Maharishi International University cut 90 staff members as part of a broad streamlining of the Transcendental Meditation empire. The school notes staff layoffs do not affect the university's core mission, and MIU has continued its TM centered liberal arts program after relocating to the Parsons College campus in 1974.
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Fairfield
Iowa
UPI
Maharishi International University
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
MIU
Parsons College
Parsons
Snyder
House moves ahead with food stamp legislation
The House pressed ahead on food stamp legislation while the Senate stalls over a filibuster. It approved Carter's plan to provide free stamps to qualified poor and aimed to finish combined subsidy and farm-support measures. The House also backed limiting diplomatic immunity and potential auto emission standards amid broader Capitol Hill action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Senate
Carter
Congress
U.S
Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House International Relations Committee
Iran
Thomas O'Neill
Robbery attempt leaves man shot in Des Moines
United Press International reports Chicago men John Urvanik and Antonio Garcia attempted to rob a Des Moines McDonald's east side. Urvanik was shot by a police officer and hospitalized. Garcia held on armed robbery charges. Authorities linked the incident to a separate Iowa City holdup where $4,700 was taken by masked robbers.
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John Urvanik
Chicago
Broadlawns
Polk County Hospital
Des Moines
East Side
Capital City
Iowa City
Urvanik
Antonio Garcia
Rick Host
Host
McDonald’s
Fire consumes Santa Barbara outskirts in massive $20 million blaze
Firefighters gained full control at dawn after burning 729 acres across 385 structures, including 200 homes. No deaths reported as 2,000 residents fled. kite-connected ignition blamed by District Attorney Stanley M. Roden. Governor Brown declared a disaster area and sent 120 guardsmen to aid search and security.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
William Patterson
Patterson
Stanley M. Roden
Stan Hill
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Carter cites Mideast concerns amid Israeli settlements
President Carter warned that Israel’s legalization of three occupied settlements could hinder peace in the Middle East and cautioned world opinion may struggle to accept expansion. He pressed Begin on limiting new settlements, defended arms sales to Egypt, Sudan, and Somalia, and announced Geneva talks on a comprehensive nuclear test ban beginning October 3. He urged public financing of Senate campaigns and noted a $25 million trade deficit, urging oil conservation to balance trade. He also said FBI director search proceeds slowly and charter approvals for FBI and CIA are hoped for.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Israel
Middle East
Occupied Territories
Menahem Begin
Begin
Egypt
Sudan
Somalia
Soviet Union
Geneva
U.S
Senate
Jordan River
Great Britain
FBI
CIA
Thunderstorms move across Iowa with cooler Friday
Weather update for Iowa shows thunderstorms across most sections tonight, moving from northwest to southeast. Lows will be in the 60s. Friday will be partly cloudy and cooler in the north with highs around 80, while the south reaches the mid 80s.
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United Press International
Iowa
Senate votes on public financing of Senate elections
Washington UPI reports the Senate backed letting taxpayers express opinions on public financing of Senate elections while opposing extending such funding to primaries. The vote to end debate was expected to be close amid a four day Republican filibuster.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
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