Television Listings and Schedule Fragments
Listing fragments for Cedar Rapids Iowa stations and others show channels 9 KCRG 2 WMT 7 KWWL 12 KIIN 3 KTVO 4 WHBE 6 WOC 8 WKBT 10 KROC 13 WHO 40 KDUB plus LRfestinest 2 and 7 News Weather Spts. Saturday afternoon and bandstand and Monkees programs appear in fragments.
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Kcrg-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Wmt-Tv
Kwwl-Tv
Waterloo
Kiin-Tv
Iowa City
KTVO
Ottumwa
Whbe-Tv
Rock Island
Woc-Tv
Davenport
WKBT
la Crosse
Kroc-Tv
Rochester
Who.tv
Des Moines
KDUB
Dubuque
HTT Will Air Five Major TV Dramas This Season
Hollywood Television Theater kicks off with Montserrat on January 5 and repeats The Andersonville Trial later. Other plays include Big Fish Little Fish on February 2 Poet Game on April 6 and U S A on May 4, all produced for non commercial PBS under Ford Foundation support.
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Hollywood
UPI
Andersonville Trial
Hollywood Television Theater
HTT
Public Broadcast Service
Hugh Wheeler
Bill Bixby
Jeff Corey
William Windom
Mar
U.S.A
John Dos Passos
Paul Shyre
America
Dos Passos
House Approves 2.4 Billion Housing Bill
The House approved a 2.4 billion housing measure by 327 to 30, aiming to fund about 120 000 new homes and crime insurance for homeowners and firms unable to secure private coverage. It extends authorizations for urban renewal and affordable housing through July 1, 1972, with funds to be appropriated later.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
U S Sues Alabama On Marriage Denial
The Nixon administration filed the first federal suit to void Alabama anti miscegenation laws. A probate judge in Calhoun county refused a license to Army sergeant Louis Voyer and Phyllis Bett, a white man and Negro fiancée. The action, filed in Birmingham, cites Defense Department support.
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Washington
Nixon
Alabama
Atty
John Mitchell
Mitchell
U.S. District Court
Birmingham
Department of Defense
Louis Voyer
Ft. McClellan
Phyllis Bett
Anniston
C. Clyde Brittain
Calhoun County
City Clerk for Oelwein Names Oelwein City Clerk
Elaine Gundacher 37 of Geneseo N was named city clerk of Oelwein succeeding Dick Kirkham who resigned last September. Gundacher has served as Geneseo city clerk since 1966 and is a former resident of New Hampton.
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Oelwein
Elaine Gundacher
Geneseo
Marengo Motorist Charged With Drunk Driving
Duane D Roggentien of Marengo was arrested by a highway patrolman after radar showed speeding on highway 149 south of Fairfax. He appeared before Justice Glenn Powers and a Dec 17 trial was set with bonds at 500 dollars.
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Marengo
Fairfax
Roggentien
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Powers
Toll Machines Stall Drivers On Bay Bridge
About 10 percent of motorists crossing the San Francisco Oakland bay bridge cannot use the three new automatic toll collectors. Standby toll clerks stay in lanes to assist with dropped coins commuter tickets and making change.
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Oakland
Calif
Upi
San Francisco- Oakland Bay Bridge
Historian Denied Chance to Speak at Budget Hearing
Iowa historian Walter Rundell was blocked from addressing governor budget hearings after being told the schedule would not accommodate complaints about a department. Rundell had criticized the State Historical Society and its director and sought increases of 285217 for the archives and 210407 for the society, a sizable boost over current funding.
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DES Moines
Iowa
State Historical Society
Walter Rundell
State Archives
Rundell
Elmer VerMeer
Robert Ray
VerMeer
University of Iowa
William “Steamboat
Bill Petersen
Willis Elected Chairman of Iowa Engineers Examiners
Noel W. Willis 44 was chosen as chairman of the State Board of Engineers Examiners at the annual meeting in Iowa City. Willis, of Powers-Willis and Associates, was appointed to the board in 1967 by Gov. Harold Hughes, succeeding Henry M. Black of the University of Iowa engineering department.
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Iowa City
Noel W. Willis
State Board of Engineers
Willis
Powers-Willis and Associates
Harold Hughes
Henry M. Black
University of Iowa
FBI Chief Hoover to Remain Director Amid Question
The White House said J Edgar Hoover will stay on as FBI director. At a regular briefing reporter noted his 76th birthday on January 1 and asked about reappointment. officials said reappointment is not necessary and he remains in place.
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Game
Anthony Terpiloff
America
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British Broadcasting Corporation
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Cyril Cusack
Anthony Hopkins
Barry Morse
Billie Whitelaw
Sylvia Narrizano
Washington
White House
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Ronald Ziegler
Want to Rent Your Garage Quick Ad
A simple want ad offers garage rental with fast placement and low cost. Call 369-1234 to list your space for rent or inquire about available garages.
Senate Bars U S Combat Troops From Cambodia
Senate appropriations committee approved a $66.4 billion defense bill while barring U S ground combat troops from Cambodia. It rejected the Nixon administration request to add $1.3 billion to the House bill and cut $654 million in unbudgeted items. It also removed $417.5 million for ships and trimmed other added programs totaling about $301 million.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
U.S
Cambodia
House
Senate
Laos
Thailand
House votes to restore funds in sweeping defense bill
The House approved restoring $766 million in the defense bill while cutting $6.2 billion from the previous year’s defense budget. Senate action is anticipated next week with a net reduction of about $4.6 billion after next year’s pay increases are accounted for.
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House
Senate
Congress
Using Car in Crime Will Cost License
London reports a new government rule to automatically suspend licenses of criminals who use a car in any crime. The measure applies even if the offender commits no traffic violations.
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London
UPI
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