Route 1-380 Split Hits Hiawatha Tale
Nale Kueier reports a planned split of the Route 1-380 corridor near Hiawatha with details on the proposed redesign, anticipated impacts on local traffic, and community responses from residents and officials.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1973
Page
3
Nale Kueier reports a planned split of the Route 1-380 corridor near Hiawatha with details on the proposed redesign, anticipated impacts on local traffic, and community responses from residents and officials.
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Chilean President Balvador Allende faces a crisis as the military enters his cabinet amid a deteriorating economy and rising tensions. Strikes disrupt transport and shops while opposition groups call for broader military involvement, complicating efforts to avert civil unrest and preserve democracy.
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