Rights Unit May Reconsider Firing if Reasons Good
Cedar Rapids Rights Commission leader Tommy Tucker said the panel would likely reverse Paul Young’s dismissal if the NAACP findings reveal material facts affecting the case. The firing, for unprofessional conduct after a year’s service, sparked debate over procedures and pay-raise timing amid calls for accountability and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Kueter
Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission
Tommy Tucker
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Paul Young
Young
Commission
Mark Doolin
Bernard Clayton
Coe College
Paul
Doolin
Charles Ligons
Grande Avenue SE
Ligons
Cedar Rapids
Hugh Gibson
Mark
Carl Ledford
Fifth Avenue SE
Viola Gibson
U S Warns Cuba Against Ending Anti Hijack Treaty
The United States warns Cuba not to abrogate the 1973 anti hijacking agreement after a Cuban fishing vessel was sunk and a crewman died in an attack between Cuba and Florida. Officials say the move would aid international terrorists and harm global security interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Florida
White House
United States
U.S
John Trattner
Hughes Aides Place Ads to Locate Will after Death
Ads placed by Summa Corp officials in about 40 newspapers seek information on Howard Hughes Jr. death and possible will disposing of a $2 billion fortune. A Summa spokesman says notices confirm his death and aid the will search. there is a direct line to Summa offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Will
Los Angeles
Howard Robard Hughes
Allene Gano
Summa Corp
Summa
Hughes’ Holdings
Acapulco
Mexico
Houston
Sum
Arelo Sederberg
Sederberg
Encino
Calif
Cedar Rapids Gazette Data Summary
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Co published daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Rapids. Rates include carrier 5 cents per week and mail options: 4 weeks 46 dollars 52 weeks 70 dollars. no mail in carrier areas. Associated Press rights noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE. Rapids
Jowe
Cedar Rapids
Walters Negotiations Heat Up Across Networks
In New York AP reports Barbara Walters remains tight lipped as NBC continues talks to renew her Today show role and ABC joins in negotiating. ABC is said to offer Walters a five year contract worth about $1 million annually to co anchor the ABC Evening News with Harry Reasoner.
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New York
Barbara Walters
Jim
Harry
Miss Walters
NBC
ABC
ABC Evening News
Harry Reasoner
Conviction for Intimidation Tied to Fromme Obsession
Michael Carvin, 21, a college dropout from Pompano Beach, convicted in Miami under the 1968 federal law for intimidating Ronald Reagan and for six related threats to Reagan Ford and Nelson Rockefeller. Jurors found some mental illness but not enough to acquit. He faces up to 34 years. defense eyes appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Lynette
Fromme
Ronald Reagan
Michael Carvin
Carvin
Ray Sandstrom
Pompano Beach
Reagan
Calvin
California
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Denver
The
Cret
University of Denver
Rockefeller
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
Sandstrom
President Ford Wins Quick IRS Refund For 1975 Taxes
President Ford received a refund of 11 631.07 from the Internal Revenue Service after paying 94 568.93 in 1975 federal income taxes. The release shows a 251 991.24 gross income with 204 605.83 taxable income and 106 200 withheld from pay, plus 50 000 expense allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Internal Revenue Service
Ron Nelsen
Nelsen
IRS
Nessen
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Gloria Egli
Thirty-fourth Street
Ernest Merriweather
Thirty-second Street
Pat Feltes
Katherine Garvey
NASA
Associated Press
Idolized Fromme
Fords
Virginia
Michigan
Colorado
Eva
Eva Gabor
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