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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1975

Page

2

County Lung Exhibit Set for Linn County Students

A county wide lung exhibit organized by the Linn County American Cancer Society, in cooperation with school nurses and teachers, opens for seventh and eighth graders in Linn-Mar schools and travels to Center Point Alburnett Springville and other locations through April. The three panel display simulates lung action, showing emphysema and cancer effects, with volunteers ready to answer questions.

Linn- Mar Center Point Linn County American Cancer Society Cedar Rapids Bruce Fishwild ACS Alburnett Springville Cancer Society R. E. Weland Linn Cancer Society Board Hiawatha Farmers State Bank Hiawatha Mt. Vernon Lisbon

Vietnam crisis widens as Thieu pressure grows

Viet Cong signaled readiness for peace talks if Thieu ousted while Ky urged his resignation. Thieu postponed a meeting with U.S. envoy Weyand as political shifts loom. U.S. airlift replenishes South Vietnam gear and evacuation efforts continue ahead of the advancing North. U.N. Waldheim appeals for humanitarian aid to refugees as ships move to assist. In Wisconsin, James Usher, 21, of Iowa, suffered a thigh wound from an accidental discharge while target practicing on a farm.

Thieu South Vietnam Saigon Nguyen Cao Ky U.S Frederick Weyand Ford Eastman Wis James Usher Center Point Iowa Prairie du Chien Usher Donald DuCharm

Food Stamp Recipients Hit 18.4 Million in February

Washington UPI reports the U S Department of Agriculture says the count of people receiving food stamps rose to a record 18.4 million in February.

Washington UPI U.S. Department of Agriculture

Justice Dept gathers facts on Arab boycott links

Attorney General Edward Levi says the Justice Department is collecting information to determine if U S companies are taking part in an Arab boycott targeting firms with ties to Israel.

Washington Edward Levi Justice Department U.S Israel

Saigon Defense Feasibility Tested as U S Evacuations Fail

Analysis notes that a rapid regrouping of the South Vietnamese army could stabilize Saigon and the delta but Thieu's weak political support threatens his hold. Washington officials admit plans are outdated as Da Nang evacuation efforts fall far short while Communists advance. U S faces moral duty to protect South Vietnamese helpers amid accelerated Communist gains.

U.S Qui Nhon Tuy Hoa Nha Trang da Nang Saigon Delta Thieu Washington South Vietnam Vietnam

Stanwood Students Present Three One Act Plays

Stanwood Lincoln Community High School students direct and stage three one act plays at the Stanwood center gymnasium on April 4 5 and 7 at 730 pm Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students One adaptation is Death of a Hired Man directed by Tom Donohoe Another is The Case of Humanity vs Pontius Pilate directed by Dale Broulck and Hello Dolly directed by Sandra Scott Hartford Conn UPI Connecticut sales tax rises from 6 to 7 percent making it the highest in the nation.

Stanwood Lincoln Community High School Stanwood Center Robert Frost Tom Donohoe Dale Broulck Pontius Pilate Sandra Scott Hartford, Conn Upi Connecticut

City Garden Plot Sign ups Doubled From Last Year

Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis announced city garden plot signups reached 1412 as of Tuesday morning, with all Ellis and Beverly plots spoken for and Squaw Creek remaining few. Plots measure ten by fifty feet and lease for 1 dollar, plus 1 dollar for plowing and prep.

Stan Reinis Squaw Creek Ellis Beverly Parks Department Reinis City

Knife Wielding Youth Robs Woman of $25

A knife wielding youth entered through an open door at Sylvia Landt's residence on Fifth Avenue SE and demanded $25. The robber, a Black male 16 to 18, six feet tall, 150 pounds, placed the blade to her throat and fled with the money.

Sylvia Landt Fifth Avenue SE

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