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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1971

Page

3

Trader Vic Attacks Veterans Administration In Public Rant

Vic Bergeron of Trader Vic's publicly blasted the Veterans Administration for neglecting amputee veterans, urging concrete rehabilitation over vague promises. He cited US hospitals with no air conditioning, criticized psychologists, and pressed President Nixon's aides to act or risk political backlash.

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Book by Dr Francis W O'Brien Published at Rockford

Dr Francis W O'Brien visiting associate professor of political science at Coe College has had his second book for the year published by Rockford College Press in Rockford Illinois. Was Justice Done is a review of six trials largely edited and written by Dr O'Brien, a professor of constitutional law at Coe. The work aims to be offered as a home study teaching resource at Coe while the college makes selections for offerings.

Francis W. O’brien Coe College Rockford College, Press Rockford O'Brien Rockford College al Coe

O Brien Publishes Book on Conflicts and Trials

O Brien offers a spring term including lectures on the Calley trial Jesus trial Nuremberg Mul tiny trial War Objectors' trial and Pentagon Papers trial October brings Divided Ireland Roots of Conflict by Dr. O'Brien Rockford Press IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE

Lichty Woman Among Nominees for High Court

Des Moines AP reports ten nominees for a vacancy on Iowa’s Supreme Court include one woman and five current district judges. Clarence Kading released names publicly as the nominating commission prepares to select three finalists for Gov. Ray. If Mrs Shaw is chosen, she would become the first woman named to Iowa's high court. Other nominees include judges David Harris, Maurie Herrick, and Richard Cooper among others.

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Soviets Report Photos of Mars From Space Probes

Moscow based Tass news agency said Mars 2 and Mars 4 probes have regularly photographed Mars but provided no detail on images. It noted American Mariner craft circling Mars since November 13 amid a planet wide dust storm. Tass also did not report on Mars 3 descent capsule ejected December 2 or its radio and video signals.

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Notable Local Figures and Officials Named in District List

Lake Charles H. Peltl aged 60 of Bloomfield and Perry resident Van Wivvat 61. Assistant Attorney General G. Bennett Cullison 19 of Des Moines. Attorneys Banks McCall 69 of Newton W Stuart Cheriton 143 of Manchester and Albertus Habhab 48 of Fort Dodge. Gullison and Charlton are sons of long time former district court judges. Habhab is the mayor of Fort Dodge.

Kirkwood Plans Second Car Inspection Program

Kirkwood Community College announces a second program for service station owners and others affected by the new Town automotive inspection law. Sessions on December 28 at Kirkwood automotive shop in Linnhall cover inspection procedures, certification applications, and how to become an inspection station. Over 30 attended December 7. 100 more registered for December 28. Call 308-5548 for reservations.

Kirkwood Community College New Town State Public Safety Department Kirkwood Linhhall Iowa

30 Years Ago War Authority to President Roosevelt

Thirty years ago a house land senate voted to grant sweeping war authority to President Roosevelt. The action reflected a shift in legislative power during the wartime period and raised questions about executive supremacy and congressional limits.

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