Canney weighs appointment to airport commission
Mayor Canney said a vacancy on the airport commission will be filled soon and that many qualified applicants have contacted him. He noted the group is a working body with a five member limit and emphasized seeking broad citizen representation beyond occupational or income groups. The city council will handle the appointment after considering a critical Taxpayers Asking for explanations statement.
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Weather Review And Local Notices From Daily Record
An aged daily weather section notes above zero to below freezing conditions with forecasts for the coming days and includes sunrise sunset times. It lists births at Mercy Yee and St Luke’s, as well as multiple marriage licenses and court notices from Marion and surrounding towns.
Kissinger and Sadat outline Suez disengagement plan
U S officials say Kissinger and Sadat agree on delaying substantive work at the Geneva conference until after the new year with a first ceremonial session likely to last three days. They anticipate tackling a military disengagement at the first substantive phase after Israel’s elections on December 31.
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U. S
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Truckers threaten two month shutdown over government help
Arch Booth of the Chamber of Commerce said truckers’ complaints were justified but urged rejection of shutdowns. J W River Batdwares warned of a two month stoppage if federal aid does not arrive, as truckers continued protests.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Washington
Congress hearing on bill to curb paper and metal waste
Washington AP report details a Friday subcommittee hearing on a bill to cut paper and metal waste. Environmental groups testified in support, with Environmental Action notably printing side-by-side pages. Other groups mentioned include the Wildlife Federation Natural Resources Defense Council and the Sandin? Kissinger and Sadat referenced in vague terms.
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High Court Defines Law Practice by Magistrates
DES MOINES AP reports the Iowa High Court interpreted the Code of Judicial Conduct to bar part time magistrates from practicing law in proceedings where they acted as magistrate or attorney. Justice Edwin Moore said part time magistrates may practice outside their home county before other magistrates and full time jurists, but not in cases involving their magistrate duties. the ruling responds to ethical concerns about part time judges and law practice.
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Death notices for Leo J. Bisinger and Valley Rice
Leo J. Bisinger 7 of 3621 Ninth Street SW died Thursday after a long illness. Born July 3, 1902 in Oxford Junction he was a retired Universal Engineering Corp employee and a member of Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 2272. Surviving are his wife Elizabeth Melichar a son Richard J. Melichar two sisters and two grandsons. Burial in Cedar Memorial. Valley Rice of Clearwater Florida former Cedar Rapids resident died Thursday at Tampa General Hospital. He was a bulk plant manager for City Service Co in Cedar Rapids retiring in 1972 and moving to Mori. Survived by wife Algeria Gutieres three daughters a sister and several grandchildren. Body to be flown to Allen Funeral Home in Sterling for arrangements.
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Cedar Rapids
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Wayne
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Phoenix
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Waterloo
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Local tribute marks rural cemetery service
Rev Bernard Collins led a Saturday ceremony at the Rural ML Calyssey cemetery, honoring a deceased local figure. The service included readings and reflections as community members gathered to pay respects and remember the individual.
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Grant case confined from Page 1 summary
The report notes insufficient evidence to prosecute Grant at the Meldeat haemuse and cites jailer discipline issues due to a crowded weekend. Sheriff Tene says 24 to 30 inmates were jailed, many for intoxication, with police considering sending clear drunks home unless they cause trouble.
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City Units Change Sought as Drug Case Prompts Review
The sheriff described a Wednesday jail incident with alleged drug injection and contraband. He noted prescriptions and illicit substances among inmates, and urged changes to city boards and commissions as a broader reform. A survey of major city boards showed high satisfaction but recommended broader representation and streamlined leadership. Washington news brief notes Soviet and U S relations as Nixon meets Dobrynin.
IBM Target of Suit for Billion Dollars in Antitrust Battle
Memorex of Santa Clara California sues IBM in federal court claiming antitrust violations in the market for plug compatible peripheral products and disk packs. Spokesmen say Memorex seeks 750 million in damages plus 200 million for foreign subsidiaries and associates, with potential treble damages if proven. Memorex alleges IBM engaged in monopolistic tactics to suppress competition since 1970, including harassment and coercive licensing practices related to 1969 patent licensing agreements and prior trade secret actions. IBM allegedly targeted Memorex domestically and internationally, impairing capital access and suppressing rival efforts in the peripheral market for IBM-compatible computers.
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Courthouse Bill for Unpaid Overtime Raises Question
Linn supervisors heard Auditor Merle Kopel say a federal Labor Department study indicates the county may owe about 10 000 in unpaid overtime for the last two years to 18 county home employees. Kopel noted five workers may not be covered by Wage hour rules, possibly reducing the total to 9 000 or 9 500. Chairman William Martin said the county may appeal once the federal order arrives, but no decision has been made. Officials said the practice of rotating 14 hour days followed by 9 day weeks is ending, as most county home employees appear to be covered by the regulations.
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Market Continues Toward Unified European World Role
A fragment from the Page 4 market discussion shows Europe seeking closer ties with all regions, including China and Japan, Asia, Canada, Latin America, and developing nations. It argues Europe must speak with a single voice as power concentrates among leading nations to secure mutual benefits and a proper global role.
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Secrecy Blamed by Chief Justice Over Watergate Scandal
AP reports Chief Justice Warren said Watergate conduct debases institutions and excessive secrecy caused the trouble. The remark frames the fallout as a critique of political secrecy. Dial 898-8234 references an unrelated sales line.
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