Consent Orders For Four Cedar Rapids Industries Approved
Iowa water pollution control commission approves consent orders for Wilson-Sinclair Penick and Ford Quaker Oats and Cargill to implement in plant corrections cutting sewage discharges. Orders require renegotiated city contracts and tie to expansion of treatment facilities with compliance periods up to 18 months. The city may receive a pending order to outline schedules for plant expansion.
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Iowa Water Pollution Control Commission
Cedar Rapids
Wilson-Sinclair Co
Penick and Ford, Ltd
Quaker Oats Co
Cargill, Inc
R. J. Schliekelman
Commission
Schliekelman
Wilson‘Sinclair
Water Pollution Control Commission
State Commission
Cedar River
Penick and Ford
Cargill
Wilson-Sinclair
Conservation Group Attacks Morton Record in Vote Chart
The League of Conservation Voters labeled Rep. Rogers Morton’s voting on 10 conservation issues over a decade as terrible with a minus 14 score. Morton, a Maryland Republican, was Nixon’s interior secretary pick after Walter Hickel’s dismissal, amid votes on SST, logging in forests, pollution, San Rafael wilderness, transit, estuaries, Indiana Dunes, waste disposal research, and the cross Florida canal.
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Washington
UPI
Rogers Morton
Nixon
League of Conservation Voters
House
Morton
Congress
Marion Edey
League
Maryland
White House
Walter Hickel
San Rafael
California
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
cross-Florida
Hazel shines in color on KCRG Channel 9 at six
A cheeky notice promotes a color broadcast at 6 PM Monday featuring Hazel and a playful jab at vanity. Viewers are invited to watch on KCRG TV Channel 9 for the entertaining program.
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Hazel
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Caucasians Reported Seen With Viet Cong in Vietnam
Reports from Binh Dinh province allege a small group of four to six white men, likely Americans, operated with Viet Cong units on November 23 and December 1. Villagers say the group carried M 16 rifles and an M 60 machine gun, taking supplies and abducting civilians in two hamlets. U.S. officials are unsure of the reports’ reliability.
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Saigon
Binh Dinh
South Vietnam
U. S
Phu van
Hoai An
Hoai Nhon
Gift Books For Christmas Dining At Bishop Stores
This Christmas gift books offering dining fun for all. Gift books priced five or ten dollars are available at any Bishop cashier desk. Stop in any time to purchase.
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Bishop Cashier
Dismissal of Breaking and Entering Charge for Hewitt Jr
The municipal court dismissed the breaking and entering charge against 29 year old Robert Hewitt Jr of 2004 J Street SW on December 2 following a State motion. Hewitt was accused of entering a residence at 5610 Briarwood Street SW on October 27.
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Robert Hewitt, Jr
J Street
Hewitt
Briarwood Street
Court Refuses To Rule On Gas Rates Set By FPC
The Supreme Court declined to intervene in the Federal Power Commission established natural gas rates from southern Louisiana. About $376 million in potential rebates remains in escrow if the rates prove too high after further FPC hearings. Most major parties favor a compromise after more proceedings, with the case possibly returning to court.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Louisiana
FPC
Maryland
Labor Department
Downtown Group Opposes Mini Theaters in Cedar Rapids
The Greater Downtown Cedar Rapids Assn. opposes a proposal to establish a Mini-16 theater in downtown Cedar Rapids. The association cites constitutional questions and urges state and city action to prohibit such enterprises, per a letter from Executive Director William B. Pohorsky.
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Cedar Rapids
Assn
Association
William B. Pohorsky
Pohorsky
Reasoner to Join Smith on ABC Evening News Coanchor
Harry Reasoner will deliver incisive commentaries twice weekly as co anchor with Howard K. Smith on the ABC Evening News at 5 PM Monday through Friday in color on TV 9.
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Harry Reasoner
Howard K. Smith
ABC Evening News
TV 9
West Germany and Poland sign treaty to normalize ties
Chancellor Willy Brandt and Polish Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz sign a pact in Warsaw renouncing German claims to former German lands seized after World War II. The accord recognizes current borders including the Oder Neisse line, with ratification expected despite opposition within Bonn.
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Warsaw
Willy Brandt
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Poland
Brandt
Bonn
Soviet Union
West Berlin
West Germany
Bundestag
Christian Democratic Party
Rainer Barzel
Social Democrats
Scheel
Free Democrats
Europe
Oder
Neisse
East Germany
Thrifty want ads promise big returns for small spend
A local classified note urges readers to place low cost want ads for effective results. Call 369-1234 to place an affordable ad and reach shoppers seeking bargains. The pitch emphasizes savings and quick turnover for listings.
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Dial
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Gazette
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Kenwood Transfer
Center Pt. Rd
Blairs Ferry Rd
First Ave
S.E
Buffet Lindale Plaza
Ist Ave
Connecticut
Oregon Supreme Court
Germany
Radziwill Palace
Walter Scheel
Springmaid
Iowa City
Sycamore
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