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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
9
Town forms Crime Prevention Association to curb a spate of burglaries. Officials report 18 break-ins in six weeks, with thefts including calf losses and vandalism. Community members urged to provide tips for arrests and convictions, offering a reward.
A noisy OCR fragment claims two Nixon supporters’ sons contributed to McGovern’s campaign. The text references Dale of Cincinnati and a local Enquirer figure, mentions an honorary role and a reward dispute over the 107 percent figure, and ties to the Watergate era. The readable bits are garbled and do not form a clear, coherent report.
A fragmentary quote suggests Presley asserts no burglary report since a previous incident, while Phare reportedly not involved. No additional verifiable details are present in the readable text.
In ALBLGH North Carolina a grace period for the new 55 mph speed limit expired as highway patrol halted the tolerant warnings. Officers then issued regular citations for speeding while a DOT spokesman confirmed warnings were given during the period though no total count was released.
AP reports the Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected arguments alleging improper grounds in an asset seizure tied to Nixon era actions. The decision cites prior rulings and Executive Branch authority, noting the impoundment aligns with congressional intent and due process limits.
Disjointed OCR fragment references water funding, Nixon era order, pollution controls, and a prison incident. The readable parts mention North Yarn and a compound, but essential facts, names, dates, and outcomes are unclear. The piece is too garbled for a precise summary.
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