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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
9
Abigail Van Buren collects letters from readers about family independence and privacy. A 15-year-old asks if a 24-year-old sister should stop barging into the home and fridge when visiting. Other notes discuss confidentiality breaches in hospitals and adoption pressures, with Abby offering guidance and caution about relationships and dating.
Mrs. Madalyn Murray says she will file suit in June in federal court to challenge an FCC directive that requires broadcasters to provide public service time for religious programming. She argues the rule breaches church state separation and aims to tax churches and their real estate income, predicting a future battle over federal aid to parochial schools. The remarks came during a Cal Western University appearance after her Austin Texas residence.
State Sen. David Stanley told University of Iowa Young Republicans that the quiet majority of college students should speak out to avoid being drowned out by a noisy minority. He urged more citizens to participate in public affairs and to state views boldly.
Marion report says Bill Weber earns a spot on the White Clothes Workers of America best dressed list at the annual meeting. He wore white nopleat slacks and a white shirt with a white wrap around apron, plus white socks handkerchief and hat. The notice promotes Mr Bill's Gourmet Dining at 720 10th St.
Yvette Diago Powell seeks $1500 monthly support from Adam Clayton Powell in a San Juan civil court filing. She and her 4-year-old son allegedly receive no financial help. The Powells, married in 1960, have been separated for over a year amid a fragile economic situation.
A Manchester man James Cramer and Edgewood doctor Dr John Compton were named to represent the Delaware county board of education on a steering committee to study vo tech school problems. The group includes two members from Delaware Dubuque and Jackson counties to explore joint solutions.
CHICAGO UPI six acres of glass will be required to cover more than five football fields for the 7 000 windows of the First National Bank of Chicago headquarters under construction A 60 story tapered skyscraper in the Loop is due for completion in early 1963.
Urbana town council votes to build a municipal sewer system and treatment plant with federal aid support. A $25 advance sewer service fee will apply to prospective users, with a $50 connection fee charged at project completion. Monthly service will be up to $4.50. FHA tentative approval expected to fund about 30 percent of the system and 50 percent of the treatment plant costs. Project cost awaits preliminary plan by Shive Hall and Hattery of Cedar Rapids.
A daily Dennis the Menace feature shows up in the newspaper's classified section, appearing alongside ordinary ads and notices. The recurring strip is listed among other humorous or comic items for reader entertainment within the ads.
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