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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1975

Page

9

Mother's Day Craft Ideas From Simple Jars

A guide to making personalized gifts for Mother's Day using baby food jars. Describes turning jars into decorative paperweights with clay figures, felt bases, and optional candy or bath products. Includes DIY portrait suggestions using paper, yarn, and paints to resemble the mother.

New York No-Fault Law Declared Unconstitutional

State Supreme Court Justice George Nicols ruled New York No-Fault insurance is unconstitutional saying it violates due process trial by jury and equal protection. The decision, rooted in a suit by nine accident victims, calls the act a colossal fraud and voids its provisions.

New York UPI State Supreme Court Brooklyn Supreme Court George Nicols Nicols Albany Bernard Gordon Lawrence Jones The American Insurance Assn Massachusetts Florida Kansas New Hampshire Michigan

Newport Officer Changes Name to Page

Newport police officer Kenneth Pigg has changed his surname to Page to avoid misidentification and telephone mix ups at headquarters. Despite the legal change, fellow officers plan to keep using his old nickname Piggy, a carryover from his prior identity.

Newport UPI Kenneth Pigg Page Pigg Paducah Chief Pigg

CIA Analyst Says Underrating Of Reds Strength Was Deliberate

Former CIA analyst Sam Adams says superiors and the Defense Department deliberately underestimated Communist strength in Indo China. He claims the Tet offensive and political considerations kept lower figures in use, with estimates up to 600,000 Viet Cong and 100,000 to 150,000 Cambodian communists, leading to personnel losses and a purge from his Khmer project.

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