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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1972

Page

7

Iowa Governor Ray pushes open door rule at national GOP convention

Iowa Governor Robert Ray led a push for an open door amendment to rule 2 at the GOP convention. He argued for proportional representation and a more equitable formula for delegates, aiming to counter hawaii’s open door stance while noting Mississippi’s defeated amendment would have nullified the effort. The vote drew heat from crowded rooms and television lights as delegates sweated through the proceedings.

Freuze Miami Beach Citisany Ners National Party Robert Ray Hawaii Ray Pat Pardon Brandon Rules Committee Michigan Ohio New York Rayard William Milliken all/s Hng Geer Mississippi

Belfast Bomb Attack Kills Eight at Newry Post

A bomb attack at the Green Hills customs post near Newry in Ulster killed eight people, including two terrorists attempting to plant the device. Six others were injured, two seriously. Security spokesmen said the blast occurred five seconds after placement, as two men arrived in a car and opened the door to a warning before it exploded. Newry lies near the border between Ulster and the Republic of Ireland.

Belfast UPI Lawry Green Hills Newry Kdi Iver Ulster Republic of Ireland

Protests Turn Violent on Miami Beach Streets

Police report chaotic scene as demonstrators clashed with pedestrians and cars on Washington Avenue and 6th Street. Protesters blocked sidewalks, climbed poles, and burned an American flag before authorities moved in. Two young women were detained. no serious injuries reported.

Keaman Miami Beach Police Beach Co . Department 6Th Street Washington Avenue Miami

Chuckle Remark About Parents With Two Cars

A quirky line notes that the newest bhast of under ofikiren are those whose parents own two cars, a playful jab on wealth and status.

Airport siege in Trelew ends after deadly jailbreak

Nineteen youths seized Trelew airport in Argentina last week and were shot by guards during an attempted jailbreak. Eighteen remained captured after a jailbreak at Rawson prison. guerrilla leaders fled by plane to Chile, while others surrendered.

Federal Rawson Guerning Chile

Ship Last ATHENS: Freighter Duty Off Albania

The ministry of merchant marine announced a Sunday duty off Albania. Eleven persons were saved after the vessel sailed into trouble.

Athens UPI Albania

July cost of living up 0.4 percent worldwide

The Labor Department reports a 0.4 percent rise in consumer prices for July driven mainly by food costs. Average weekly earnings of rank and file production workers rose 0.8 percent, boosting buying power to 1.0 percent for the month. Nonfood prices edged up 0.3 percent while apparel fell 0.6 percent. Overall, July prices are 3 percent higher than a year ago, yet real earnings exceed last year by about 3.5 percent.

Washington Labor Department Department Theemureau Iabor

Predict Floor Fight On Conservative Plan In 1976 GOP

The 1976 Republican convention in Miami Beach faces a floor clash between large state moderates and small state conservatives over delegate apportionment. The nine hour rules committee session pushed a conservative plan for Agnew era bids, with Nixon renomination and platform approval on the agenda as the convention proceeds.

Miami Beach United G.O.P Nixon Spiro T Agnew Charles Percy Illinois G.op Tittle

Saigon Offers Mass POW Release Amid Amnesty Move

The Saigon government proposed unconditional release of 601 North Vietnamese prisoners of war and amnesty for 496 South Vietnamese convicts on the Buddhist festival of Vu Lan. It urged Hanoi to discuss reception of the POWs, signaling a potential exchange effort.

Saigon Foreign Ministry Hanoi Republic of Vietnam John, Sexton, Jr Warren Mich United States South Vietnam Washington U.S Nguyen van Thien

For Stock s Sake Town Wants To Be Rural Again

Lynn county zoning commission weighs petitions from Whittier residents to rezone from Residential to rural so they can continue raising livestock. Residents cite farm sizes of 10 to 30 acres and portions of three farms within residential zones. The issue stemmed from an anonymous hog-raising complaint near Whittier cemetery.

Lynn County Zoning Commission Whittier Onder Cord Thay Bays Bores Penne Rae Ruth Lovelace County Engineer's Office Sua Whittler John Williams Dorrell Stimson

Republican convention schedule in Miami Beach report

Tonight's session coverage shows 3 p.m. opening call led by House Republican Leader Gerald Ford with Nixon film and presidential ballot. NBC CBS provide gavel coverage, ABC offers wrapup at 8 30 p.m. A voice vote resolution draws in disillusioned Democrats as D C theme song plays. Conflicts center on rules and McCloskey supporters amid late start and overtime.

Miami Beach House Gerald Ford Nixon NBC CBS ABC Tie

McGovern Visits LBJ Ranch Amid Campaign Unity Efforts

George McGovern and running mate Sargent Shriver fly to the LBJ ranch from Austin for a campaign strategy meeting with former President Johnson. About 10,500 welcomed, McGovern praises Johnson while noting a secretive session with media barred to preserve Johnsons privacy despite lingering tensions over war and policy directions.

Johnson City, Texas George McGovern Johnson McGovern Sargent Shriver LBJ Austin Johnsson South McGovern jBides Shome

Strike Protests Thieu Press Law in Saigon

About one third of Saigon's 43 newspapers did not publish in protest of President Thieu's new press law. The strike is the largest public opposition to Thieu's six month emergency powers and cites penalties for national security violations, including seizing papers and jailing publishers.

Saigon Thieu

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