City county law center plan moves forward
County Sheriff Yale Jarvis briefed the City Council on a potential joint city county law enforcement center. The plan would combine city police and sheriff facilities, share dispatch, and create a high band radio system funded by federal Crime Commission money. If planning goes smoothly, the project could be real by February 1976.
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Marty Chebuhar
Evening Journal
Yale Jarvis
Jarvis
Public Safety Committee
Washington County
City Hall
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Office
Tracis Crime
Joint Law Center
Iowa Crime Commission
Robert Cox
Fairfield
Crime Commission
Kenneth Bauer
Kenny
Clarence Brown
Yale
Dick Anderson
Joint Law Enforcement Center
Council
Slayings Probe Deepens as Cedar Falls Mourns Fatal Farmhouse Attack
Cedar Falls Iowa residents remain edgy as law enforcement extends a wide manhunt after Leslie Mark Jorjean Mark and their two children were found murdered at the Mark family farm. Investigators compare the case with a Wisconsin triple homicide and monitor leads from about 30 officers including Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation, Waterloo and Cedar Falls detectives, and state troopers.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
UPI
Leslie
Jorjean Mark
Mark Farm
Black Hawk County
Wendell H. Christensen
Grand Marsh
Wis
George J. Mallason
Antoinette
Christopher
Mallasons
Mallason
New Mexico
Dirks
Keene
Marks
Tleven
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Waterloo
Iowa State
David Dutton
Washington merchants set holiday hours at Chamber meeting
Thirty retail merchants met with the Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants bureau to plan Christmas hours and other measures for Washington's retail sector. Sunday hours run 1 to 5 p.m. Nov 30 to Dec 21 with extended evenings 9 p.m. Dec 8 to Dec 23. Store closings include 5 p.m. Christmas Eve.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Bureau
Bob Riley
Central Park
Kissinger Seen Loser in Cabinet Shakeup
Washington officials say Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was the big loser in the White House cabinet shakeup. They hint Elliot Richardson may return to Washington to take Kissinger’s post even before the 1976 election. Kissinger loses NSC head role and daily White House access.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Elliot Richardson
Commerce
Richardson
U.S
Great Britain
Ford
Rogers C.B. Morton
Kissinger
National Security Counsel
White House
Ford reshuffles top team with Kissinger leading policy drive
President Ford unveils a major White House overhaul selecting Henry Kissinger as dominant foreign policy figure and naming Donald Rumsfeld as defense secretary George Bush as CIA head and Brent Scowcroft as national security adviser The shakeup also replaces James Schlesinger as defense secretary and William Colby at the CIA Rockefeller declines 1976 VP bid while Richardson becomes commerce secretary and Cheney to run White House staff.
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UPI
Ford
Air Force
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Soviet Union
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Defense
China
George Bush
Central Intelligence Agency
Brent Scowcroft
James R. Schlesinger
William E. Colby
CIA
Nelson
Elliot L. Richardson
Boston
Nixon
Commerce
Rogers C.B. Morton
Richard Cheney
Rumsfeld
Schlesinger
Pentagon
United States
Beefland charges dismissed in ABP case
US District Judge Robert V. Denney dismissed all charges against Beefland International Inc and narrowed counts against Frank R. West and ABP. Remaining charges include alleged diversion of funds from ABP to creditors. West testified he did not authorize or know about bounced checks amid ABP’s 1974 bankruptcy filing.
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Old City
16Th Street
South 4Th Avenue
South Stn
Polk Street
Gover
Denney
ABP
West
General Electric Credit Corp
GEEC
Thomas Clark
ABP Group
Iowa leaders react to Ford shake up of top administration
Iowa lawmakers and Rep. Bedell expressed concern over President Ford’s firing of James Schlesinger and William Colby while signaling unease about Henry Kissinger’s growing power. Sen. Clark called the moves surprising and noted Rockefeller’s abrupt action may signal Reagan’s challenge.
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Richard Clark
Rockefeller
Defense
James Schlesinger
CIA
William Colby
Schlesinger
Bedell
Kissinger
Department of Agriculture
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