Public affairs TV faces students as questioners
Ford and top officials may appear on a new 30 minute series "Face the Students" produced by the Agency for Instructional Television. High schoolers from filming cities will ask questions, with first show set for September in Washington D C.
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AIT
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International Telephone and Telegraph Co
U.S
Henry Fownes
Television Listings for Cedar Rapids Waterloo and beyond
Day by day broadcast grid lists multiple stations and time slots across Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa Rock Island Davenport La Crosse Iowa City Des Moines showing day parts from afternoon soap operas News Weather game shows and classic reruns including As World Turns Guiding Light Bonanza Daniel Boone Sesame Street and Merv Griffin with blocks labeled by channel numbers and station identifiers
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Mickey Mouse
Bonanza
Jeannie
Mike Douglas
Misterogers
Merv Griffin
Daniel Boone
Pay Hikes Approved for Turner's DOT Staff
The Iowa DOT Commission approved 11 percent pay hikes for six state attorney general staff lawyers assigned to the DOT. Chief counsel Asher Schroeder will earn $29,900 after a retroactive raise, keeping him $900 above Attorney General Richard Turner. The panel also cut maintenance staff by 129 positions and halved overtime, while plans to reduce the vehicle fleet by five percent annually for three years were announced.
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Hank Williams Jr Injured in Mountain Fall
Hank Williams Jr. remained in fair condition after a serious head injury from a fall while hiking near Ajax Lake in the Montana mountains. He slipped on a snow field near the Continental Divide, plunging about 500 feet. he was first listed in critical condition but improved to stable.
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Mont
Hank Williams, Jr
Williams
Missoula Community Hospital
Ajax Lake
Butte
Gwendolyn Sue Williams
Fire damages paint booth at Langer Mfg Co
An extra alarm fire at 3:51 p.m. damaged a paint booth at Langer Manufacturing Co. 1025 Seventh Street SW. Firefighters worked until 6:56 p.m. Responding units included two engine companies an aerial truck a rescue squad and a district chief.
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Howard DeSotel Dies at 71 in Oelwein Hospital
Howard DeSotel 71 of Stanley died Tuesday morning at Mercy hospital in Oelwein after a long illness. Born November 29 1903 in Colesburg he farmed in Edgewood Arlington and Strawberry Point before moving to Stanley 21 years ago where he was a custodian at the Stanley school. He served on the Stanley town council for years. Survived by wife Mildred a daughter Dorothy Culbertson Dubuque a son Donald Volga seven grandchildren six great grandchildren a sister Elsie Medlock Greeley and a brother Sorrell DeSotel Greeley. Services Friday at 1 30 Brant Kern chapel Oelwein with calling after 2 Wednesday. Burial Taylorville Arlington.
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Law Suspension for Kleindienst
Richard Kleindienst former attorney general was suspended from practicing law in Washington for one month by the D C Court of Appeals. The panel cited direct and repeated misrepresentations about White House involvement in the ITT antitrust case. The four to three vote rejected a one‑year recommended suspension.
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Jury Selection Continues in Brewer Murder Trial
Jury selection proceeds in Linn district court with 20 jurors interviewed and several dismissed for cause. Both sides have eight peremptory challenges and may strike two more.
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Linn District Court
Brewer
Joseph Beck
Clarence Edwards
Anamosa
Edwards
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Carpenter Union Pickets Continue Amid Negotiations in Iowa
Scattered picketing by carpenters local 308 lingered Tuesday in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Ot tumwa as talks with Allied Construction Interests drag. Pickets stood at Corn Sweetness plant and at the University of Iowa Hospitals project amid unresolved contract issues tied to the Five Rivers Council. A general strike was not declared though one source cited a delay from lack of a new agreement.
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Allied Construction
Five Rivers Council of Carpenters
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Signal Removal Protests From Local Businesses on First Avenue
Three letters of protest from area business representatives oppose removing the traffic signal at First Avenue and Thirty-sixth Street E. The plan, part of four First Avenue changes, aims to improve safety and speed with pedestrian signals at mid blocks west of Fifth Street W, Twenty-fourth Street E, and Thirty-sixth Street E. Protests claim left turns will become nearly impossible, harming customer traffic. City council discussions are set for an informal meeting.
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Thirty-sixth Street E
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Fifth Street W
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Thirtysixth Street E
Thirty-sixth Street
Kiwanis forums and crime notes in Cedar Rapids briefs
Cedar Rapids items report Kiwanis meetings with Eldon Colton and Arn all Fuller to discuss safety and helicopter use at Bishops downtown. Crime notes list thefts and burglaries including tools, radios, tapes, a revolver, and a car break in. relocations and local business ads included.
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Eldon Colton
Cedar Rapids
Kiwanis
Armand Fuller
Purse Theft Reported by C R Woman
Patricia M. Burkhalter reported a youth snatched her purse containing $10 or $11 in the Hy Vee parking lot at 1556 First Avenue NE. The thief, with another youth not involved, pulled until the straps broke, causing a bruised right hip. A passer-by recovered the purse nearby. all items except the cash were later found.
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Country Club Parkway SE
First Avenue
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