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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1976

Page

5

NYC Transit Walkout Avoided in New York

New York City narrowly averted a transit strike when bus and subway workers agreed to a two year contract with point for point cost of living raises. In San Francisco a city strike continued with 250000 commuters affected as 34000 transit workers faced possible action.

NYC Transit San Francisco New York New York City Subway Mounicipal New York City Transit Workers Union Transit Authority David Yunich Yunich Service Employes International Union SEIU George Moscone Board of Supervisors

Linn United Way names Marshall Hardesty Jr president

Marshall G. Chip Hardesty Jr of 2300 Hillcrest Dr SE was elected president of the United Way of Linn County at its annual meeting. He succeeds Anita Terpstra who praised a year of growth and pre campaign budgeting. Terpstra became the first woman to lead the agency in 60 years.

Marshall G Chip) Hardesty, Jr Hillcrest Drive United Way Linn County Hardesty Simmons, Perrine, Albright and Ellwood Anita Terpstra AA. Rogers Terpstra John Byers Richard Rehman Emmett Scherrman Lillian Neff Percy Harris

Alabama lawmaker denounces marker bias on Indian battles

Rep H L Callahan a part Muskogee Indian told state historical commission director Warner Floyd markers misname Indian victories as massacres and white victories as battles Floyd, claiming Cherokee Indian heritage, promised fairness in the future. United Way board members were elected with J Bernard Rehnstrom as first vice president and Sam Wallace among new directors. terms assigned to Kay Chapman Martin Garvey and others.

Montgomery, Ala UPI Alabama H.L Sonny” Callahan Mobile Muskogee Floyd J. Bernard Rehnstrom Scherrman Donald Carstens Sam Wallace Sigm Falk Donald Koppenhaver Bernard (Bing) Grabek Kay Chapman Martin Garvey Wilburn Hollis Kathryne Sears Reginald Watters Irene Konecny Richard Goode Charles Denny [II Constance Whitmore

Kidney danger signals and home remedy claims emerge

A garbled ad style notice warns of kidney danger signals like backache and getting up at night. It touts a "Corner Ahead" remedy and urges flushing and regulating with purported baskets of cures. It promises gentle relief and a 5 cent refund in 12 hours.

FMC Corp and UAW approve three year labor pact

United Auto Workers local 299 and FMC Corp crane and excavator division ratified a new three year labor contract for 1160 maintenance and protection employees at Sixth Street and Bowling Street plants. Negotiators cited general wage increases and added benefits including improved insurance pensions vacations and an extra holiday.

United Auto Workers Local 299 FMC Corp. Crane and Excavator Division FMC Sixth Street Bowling Street

Laser Treats Diabetic Retinopathy Cuts Blindness Risk

UPI reports preliminary results from the largest diabetic retinopathy study showing photocoagulation with high intensity light and laser reduces more than half the risk of blindness in some patients. The 10 year trial includes 1720 people across Baltimore Boston Madison Miami Minneapolis Chicago Los Angeles San Juan Albany Iowa City Philadelphia Salt Lake City Seattle Detroit and other centers. The National Eye Institute confirms the findings as a major advance in eye care.

United States National Eye Institute Baltimore Boston Madison Wis Miami Minneapolis Chicago Los Angeles San Juan P.R Albany N.Y Iowa City Philadelphia Salt Lake City Seattle Detroit

More Buried Than Alive By United Press International

A United Press International report notes an eerie statistic: there are thirty times as many people buried in the earth as currently living. The piece contemplates mortality and population in stark terms.

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Emergency Financial Control Board TWA Marshall Hardesty, Jr Linn United Way United Way Board Cool-Line Michigan C.R. Lumber & Appliance CO Cedar Rapids Marion Area Second Street United State Bank Your Family Bank 16Th Ave Sembig FDIC FMC Corp UAW Washington Pisa Italy Franco Paron Paron Bhi Malloy Haval Cooler Rapids Malloy Jewelers United Press International
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