Demo Leaders Set Budget Caucus
In Des Moines Democratic leaders announce a joint caucus for 8:30 am Tuesday to review 1975-76 appropriations. The plan aims for a $30 million to $40 million cut from Gov. Ray’s $1.141 billion 1975-78 budget, following revenue projections.
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Des Moines
House
Senate
George Kinley
Kinley
Robert Ray
Gerry Rankin
Marvin Selden
Rankin
Selden
Dale Cochran
Eagle Grove
Jerome Fitzgerald
Fort Dodge
Keith Dunton
Thornburg
Sen
William Palmer
Ddes
Maines
Judge Sets Aside Jail Term for Lawmaker Hansen
U.S. District Judge George Hart set aside Rep. George Hansen’s two month prison term for misdemeanor campaign financing violations and fined him $2,000 after reexamination found no evil intent. Hansen is an Idaho Republican facing a legal review of campaign funds.
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Washington
U.S
George Hart
Rep
George Hansen
R-Ideho
Hart
Hansen
NineYearOld Boy Survives Two Nights on Lake Pontchartrain
Ricardo del Real, 9, the sole survivor of a plane crash, stayed awake and afloat two nights in Lake Pontchartrain after the crash near Mandeville. His mother Roselyn and sister Carmen died. father Dr. Ricardo del Real and two younger siblings remain missing. Coast Guard searches doubt crash site drift, awaiting confirmation of exact location.
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New Orleans
Ricardo del Real
Lake Pontchartrain
Lake Pontchartre
Roselyn del Real
Carmen
Boca Raton, Fla
Lisa
Toni
del Real
Lima
Peru
Pompano Beach
Fla
Coast Guard
Mandeville
Health compatibility tests offer hope for arthritis patients
An editorial in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests tissue matching science used in organ transplants may aid arthritis care. HL A antigens especially HL A 27 are linked to rheumatic diseases, enabling early treatment to reduce crippling. Dr Andelman invites letters to discuss problems.
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Journal of the American Medical Assa
Munich Revolt Breaks Out As Allies Close In
Thirty years ago Munich radio said a revolt had erupted in the Nazi capital as three Allied armies pressed toward the city. The report notes the advancing Allied forces and the tense situation surrounding the historic center of Nazi power.
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Munich
Nazi Party
Five Injured In Saturday Cedar Rapids Two Car Crash
Five persons were treated and released from St. Luke's hospital after a two car crash in the 2600 block of Seventh Avenue Cedar Rapids. The drivers were John Buchanan 28 and William Suck 18. Police said Buchanan attempted a right turn into a private driveway causing the collision and he was charged with making an improper right turn.
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Seventh Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
John E. Buchanan
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Foby J. Buchanan
Wendy Lynn Buchanan
C Avenue
Thomas F. Buchanan
Park Avenue SE
Cedar Rapida
William D. Suck
Fourth Avenue
John Buchanan
Suck
Buchanan
Richmond man charged with air piracy after hijack plot
Covey a 43 year old from Richmond Virginia awoke in Fulton County jail Atlanta to face air piracy charges for attempting to hijack United Airlines Flight 344 from Raleigh Durham to Newark with 67 aboard He allegedly threatened to blow up the plane for a Cuba trip but was subdued during a restroom break No gun or nitroglycerin found and two FBI agents detained him after the crew fled the cockpit after landing in Atlanta
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API
Covey
Richmond
Fulton County
United Airlines
Cuba
Joste Fidel Castro
Washington, D.C
Raleigh-Durham N.C
Newark, N.S
Veen
Raleigh
Breward Cases Seld
Hartsfield
FBI
Tonkt Covey
Canney says West behind in Cedar Rapids Bicentennial plans
Mayor Don Canney notes western United States lags in ARBA bicentennial readiness. He co chairs Midwest ARBA and spoke in Las Vegas to western region officials. About 50 pamphlets from the Mid American Bicentennial Commission sold quickly as delegates viewed local project photos.
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Ceder Rapids
United States
Don Canney
Canney
ARBA
Las Vagae
Mid- American
Woman Charged with Assault and Battery
Lauretta Marie Emerson 36 was arrested for intoxication and charged with assault and battery after allegedly striking officers during booking at the county jail. Police found her in a car at Lindale Avenue and Thirty-second Street NE. She reportedly attempted to bite and kicked officers and is free on $160 bond.
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Lauretta Marie Emerson
Carolina Drive
Sir
Lindale Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Six Injured in C R Accidents Over Weekend
Six people sustained minor injuries in four weekend traffic crashes in Cedar Rapids. Details include charges against Robert Hess for driving on the wrong side, Leptiu Glaus for loss of vehicle control, and Dennis Farley for running a red light. Multiple parties were treated and released from St Luke's and Mercy hospitals.
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Robert George Hess
Ellis Boulevard
Wiliam Kulhavy
Wilson Avenue
Hess
Richard Nemec
Third Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Leptiu Jamey Glaus
Shaver Road
A Avenue
Kevin Leslié Glaus
Sheth Avenue
Louis John Roman
J Street
Chamber Kirkwood Set Corn Growing Contest
The Cedar Rapids Marion chamber of commerce and Kirkwood Community College will sponsor a state wide corn growing contest this summer to find the best seed corn in Iowa. Mayors of 99 counties are invited to submit seed samples. a plaque goes to the county seat producing the tallest corn.
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Chamber
Kirkwood
The
Agriculture Bureau of the
Ceder Rapids-Marion Area
Iowa
Bureau
al Swears
Department of Agribusiness and Natural Resources
Allen Peterson
Swegleauldt
Swegle
Cedar Rapids Revenue Sharing Allocation Rises by 52431
Cedar Rapids city officials report a 52431 increase in the sixth entitlement period of the revenue sharing program to 1872864 for July 1 1975 through June 30 1976. City admin Tom Aller cites per capita income and population as key factors, with disagreement on three other metrics. Governor plan must be submitted by June 27 and spending will focus on storm sewer projects and capital items funded from revenue sharing.
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Cedar Rapids
Tom Aller
Office of Revenue Sharing
Aller
Kenwood Ditch
Marion Police Charge Cr Man In Stolen Property Case
Marion police charged David Allan Swenson, 18, of 1925 C Avenue NE Cedar Rapids, and a 17 year old Marion juvenile with possession of stolen property tied to a Crimea report in the Marion and Cedar Rapids area. The juvenile was released to his mother and Swenson jailed in Linn County.
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Marion Pance
David Allan Swenson
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Crimea T
Swenson
Linn County
C R Man Arrested On Narcotics Count
Edward John Surerman, 20, of 118 Second Street SW, was arrested at 11 50 a m Sunday on intoxication and possession of a prescription drug. Police say while being booked he had a quantity of Super in his possession. He was held in Lint county jail Thursday. Des Moines Gov Robert D Ray to be absent Tuesday for National Governors conference in Washington.
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Edward John Surerman
Second Street
Lint County
Mursday
Des Moines
Robert D. Ray
Washington
Dick Gilbert
Cedar Rapids Gazette establishment and subscription details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co., is published daily and Sunday. Subscription rates are listed as $1.05 per week, with various mail and carrier options and rates for daily news and public notices.
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the Gazette Co
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Mwa
Corder
Nigm! Gultiga
Rernaon Finn
NoMa
Gaxette
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