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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1975

Page

13

SLA Founder Claims Innocence in Foster Killing Plot

Clifford Jefferson a claimed SLA founder testified in a Sacramento court that he ordered the Marcus Foster killing and that Willie Wolfe carried it out. He asserted Russell Little and Joseph Remiro are innocent while naming an unidentified co conspirator and linking Patricia Hearst to past SLA ties. Foster was slain November 6 1973 near the Oakland school administration building. Little and Remiro face murder charges.

Sacramento Calif Clifford Jefferson Symbionese Liberation Army SLA Oakland Marcus Foster Jefferson Jeff Willie Wolfe Russell Little Joseph Remiro Little Remiro Superior Court Wolfe Los Angeles Miss Hearst Foster

AT&SF Opposes Rock Island Bankruptcy Exploitation

The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad opposes moves by rivals to profit from Rock Island Lines bankruptcy. Santa Fe backs emergency service plans with Ft. Worth Denver Missouri Pacific to run segments, arguing against major line extensions and favoring shipper service to grain regions and southwestern centers.

Chicago UPI Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rock Island At&sf Reed The Santa Fe Southern Pacific Tucumcari N.M Kansas City Gateway ICC Denver Rio Grande Western Gulf Ft. Worth Missouri Pacific Southwest

Jefferson Honor Society Inducts 67 Members

The Jefferson high school National Honor Society inducted 67 students in a Tuesday ceremony in the auditorium. Seventeen seniors and juniors were recognized for leadership service character and scholarship with Dr. Leo Nussbaum of Coe College addressing the group.

Jefferson High School National Honor Society Leo Nussbaum Coe College James Albert Susan Anderson Sherry Rossey Patricia Baker Janet Bales James Balvanz Christine Bouzek Beth Bruce Scott Bruzek Joni Cimburek Jennifer Cook Mike Crabb Leonard Frendle Susan Graham Susan Hansen Barbara Hidinger Jori Jones Timothy Kane Jodi Kropnenski Gregory Lagerquist Russell Lane Kathryne McCrea Gayle Mead David Millis Jeffrey Moon Dennis Munson Deborah S. Novak Pat Nugent Stephanie Pisha David Samek Charles Schwitters Erin Shanahan Kevin Shaver Robert Simbro Brad Smith Terri Stoltenberg Roy Swallom Vicki Tiedtke Linda Waite Jeffrey Weber Michael Wilson Mark Anderson Stephen Belay Scott Benesh Linda Berzinski Cathy Conway Jeffrey Dahn Debbie Dauenbaugh Kent Dvorak William Gretten Richard Grimm Jeff Kaiser Jean Kartens Julie Malloy Barbara Molander Gordon Nordgren Cindy Ohirogge Scott Pospisil Kay Rath Jeffrey Ripperton Richard Samek Patricia Schamberger Albert Steinbach Donell Stonebraker Michael Wicke Barbara Wilford Susan Zvacek

Study Finds Cancer Clusters Linked to Pollution Across U S

A four year map of U S cancer rates links certain cancers to industrial pollution. Observed patterns include high bladder cancer near auto plants and elevated lung and liver cancers near chemical sites and metal smelters. The maps cover 34 cancer types in whites nationwide.

Washington U.S Joseph Fraumeni National Cancer Institute

Scouts Aim To Break 30 Ton KAB Cleanup Record

Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts from seven counties plan a Saturday effort to beat last year’s 30 ton KAB Project total. They will collect trash in their communities and haul it to collection points at Recipe Fried Chicken outlets in Marion and Cedar Rapids for transfer to the city dump by Army Reserve volunteers.

Cub Scouts Boy Scouts Cubs Marion Cedar Rapids U.S. Army Reserve

Symingtons Face Senate Seat Change in 1976

St. Louis Democratic Rep. James Symington is expected to seek the Missouri Senate seat vacated by his father, Sen. Stuart Symington, who announced he will not run for re election after 23 years in the chamber.

ST. Louis James Symington Stuart Symington Senate

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