Million Transfer Planned to Airport Construction Fund
Cedar Rapids plans to end the airport deficit by year end with amendments to the 1975 budget. Finance Commissioner Nat Schaefer cited a deficit of just over 1 million due to recent land purchases near the airport. A public hearing on December is scheduled, with proposed transfers of 500000 from the airport operations fund and 550000 from the liquor fund to the airport construction fund.
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Cedar Rapids
Nat Schaefer
Schaefer
Memorial Commission
Deflett
Pai
Indoor and exterior Christmas lights ban to save energy
The energy chief William Simon announced a ban on interior Christmas tree lights and on promotional, display, and ornamental lighting for homes and commercial buildings to conserve electricity. He urged turning off nonessential lighting and limiting tree lights to family gatherings. The White House also weighed energy estimates as the oil shortage spurred revisions and industry groups lowered forecasts for crude and refined products. Saudi oil minister hinted the embargo could ease if Israel withdraws from occupied territory.
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Washington
Wpi
Bassion
William Simon
Silman
Simon
Goldstein
Sheik Ahmed Zaki al Yamani
Israel
Auto Price Increases Follow Industry Decontrol
AP reports Ford and Chrysler raised average wholesale prices by about 150, lifting suggested retail averages by around 192. Models like Pinto, Maverick, and Comet each gain roughly 160. GM and AMC expected to post similar boosts, while decontrol links to the end of wage and price restraints sparking wider industry impact.
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Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
Word
Bath
Israel
U.S
Maying He Ecan
Page
Mom
AMC
Limi Ital
Cdaipany
Continand
Supreme Court expands police search powers
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 8 decision, broadens authority to search when arrests are lawful, overturning a lower court ruling that limited police to pat downs. Justice Marshall dissented, joined by Justices Douglas and Brennan, arguing the ruling abandons long standing Fourth Amendment principles.
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District Aft Columbia
Thurgood Marshall
William O. Douglas
Willian Brennan
Anne
Cahdy
Todays Chuckle Suen keeps gift plan alive
A lighthearted note on holiday preparations with names mangled, mentioning Cartes tape HHS Wonaver Christmas and Voie saving the last year’s gifts, reflecting a playful if unclear local humor item.
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Suen
Nixon expansion of trade reform faced emigration limits
Washington report details Tuesday vote pressure over a major trade reform bill tied to expanding President Nixon power. The measure would ease restrictions on Soviet emigration while imposing new controls, with veto threats and a debate over tying relief to leave approvals and credit terms.
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Washington
Nixon
Bane
Isa
Congress
Hines Expected To Resign From Airport Group
Airport Commission chair Don Hines is poised to resign from the panel, possibly by the next city council meeting. Commissioner Joseph Mladky urged clarity while the board discussed the newly drafted airport master plan and future needs.
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Hines
Airport Group
Roger Gree
Cédar Rapids
Hint Hughes Data Targeted in Watergate Breakin
Washington reports indicate investigators consider a link between the Watergate breakin and information about Hughes ties to the Nixon brothers. Transcripts reveal a theory the burglars sought data on Lawrence O'Brien and Hughes Associates dealings including a Nevada nuclear testing matter and influence over Air West sale and AEC actions. The case ties Donald and Edward Nixon to Hughes via business and political favors while subject to ongoing legal challenges.
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Washington
UPL
Breakin
Fortiegic Investigulors
Mrr
O'Brien
L. A
Hughes
Nevada
Secres
Senate
Hughes Associates
Aubrey Robinson
U.S. Court of Appeals
Brien
Nixon
Donald
Lawrence O'Brien
F. Donald Nixon
Edward Nixon
Las Vegas
Air West Airlines
AEC
Charles
Samuel Dash
My. O'Brien
Democratic National Committee
Washes Tool Ca
Dob Meier
Dana Nixon
Linn County 18 Month Budget Cuts Levy in 12 Month Plan
Linn supervisors adopted a 18 month budget proposing 12 794 406 for 1974, cutting the levy to 17 533 from 18 688 as federal revenue sharing and ADC payments reduce local costs. Substantial staff cuts were made while fairs and 4 H club funds remained unchanged. The plan runs Jan 1 1944 to June 20 1975 with 12 928 183 to be raised by property taxes. Increased costs noted include telephone, insurance, utilities, fuel, and institutional care. BRUSSELS AP Belgium lifts Sunday pleasure driving ban on Dec 30 and Jan 22 due to holidays.
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Gear’ Rounds News
Linn
ADC
Sus
Tadej
Eaid
Rockefeller to devote time to national water panel leadership
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller announced he will resign as New York governor to head two major commissions on national issues. He said he is not a candidate for the presidency in 1976 and would consider a run only under certain conditions late in 1975 while remaining chair of the two panels. Malcolm Wilson will succeed him as governor.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson Rockefeller
Yuestay
Rockefeller
Twe
The
Commission For Critical Choices For
National Commission On Water Quality
Malcolm Wilson
Wilson
New York State
Tse
Critical Choices Commission
Ford
Kissinger
G.O.P
Heuer
Being Nice Pays Off and a New York Tale of Struggle
A gifted young man named Branchi in Manhattan helps an elderly widow, Mrs. Field, by delivering groceries and running errands for 14 years, aided by $8 weekly from an APS tech branch. His acts of kindness grew into a lifetime effort after her death, as he inherited items from her estate and reflected on the motives and consequences of his generosity. He remains living with his father and plans to pursue further education and work while continuing to honor Field's memory.
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New York
APS Tech
Manhattan
Nike
John Wag
Mtchel
Sig
Ric
John Boys
Blanehi
Mlotd
Jo A
Thar Meld
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Lawrence J. Goldstein
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