Cedar Rapids Highway Project Adverse Award Appeals
Ames locates The Loch highway commission appeals a $2000 Oscar L Walker jury award for land needed to widen a Cedar Rapids road near the county limits. The commission offered $5750. Walker sought $18500. Also listed was a $507 award to Sac County Country Club. Land purchases cited include Builders Inc. 400 Joan Lipsky 220000 J H DelWees 10000 for interstate 3h0 Cedar Rapids CA. Builders Inc. 400 Joan Lipsky 220000 J H DelWees 10000 For highway 40 four laning George J Kloudar 8100 William J Novak 8000 Emma B Novak 12000. The commission approved a railroad agreement with Rock Island for dual over head bridges on highway 30 in south Cedar Rapids. State to finance structures, costs estimated at 17247.
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Newark Rejects Black For Police Head Post
Newark mayor Kenneth Gibson nominated Black police Lt Edward Kerr as police director but the city council defeated him after a lengthy, tumultuous session. The vote exposed racial tension with white council members opposing Kerr while Black council members supported him as residents urged recall of white leaders.
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Newark
Kenneth Gibson
Edward Kerr
Mursday
Sharpe James
Kerr
Agiainst Hin
Tin
Nier
Gibson
John L. Redden
J. Reeden
North Ward
Workers Want More Job Decisions Say Workers Want More Job Decisions
A government study finds most employees favor a say in decisions affecting their work, prioritizing meaningful tasks over pay. White collar staff share blue collar discontent, with the panel urging job redesign and more positions to reduce unemployment.
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Washlngton
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
James O'Toole
Commission On
Five Vehicle Crash Involving School Bus Injures 25
About 35 persons, most of them high school pupils, were injured Thursday in Hampton township when a tractor trailer collided with a standing school bus and three cars. The bus overturned, passengers escaped via a rear exit with help from bystanders. Some were admitted to North Hills Passavant Hospital.
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North Fills Passavant
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Pallee
Rowley Man Injured in Corn Picker Accident
Carl Evers, 60, of three miles south of Rowley, was injured in a corn picker mishap late Wednesday morning. He suffered injuries to his left hand and fingers. Surgery was performed at Peoples Memorial Hospital where he remained in good condition. He was able to turn off the machine to free himself, officials said.
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Carl Evers
Jeff Jey
Peoples Memorial Hospital
Hursday
Rise in Personal Income in November Outpaced by October
Government figures show personal income rose by 8.7 billion in November, with October revised up 17 billion due to a 20 percent Social Security boost. Annual personal income reached 972.5 billion seasonally adjusted, while wage and salary disbursements increased 4.6 billion in November and the private sector slowed.
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Commerce Department
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Mt Pleasant appoints new police chief Gary Brobston
Mt Pleasant city council named Spi Gary Brobston 26 as the new police chief replacing retiring Chief Werner A. Smith OB.
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UPI
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United States and USSR Agree on SALT Watchdog Body
Geneva AP report says the United States and the Soviet Union agreed to form a Joint watchdog body to oversee SALT arms control observance. Ambassador Gerard Smith and Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Semenov signed a memorandum of understanding adjourning to Web. 27 for Standing Consultative Commission to meet at least twice yearly with special sessions on short notice. The exact agenda remains to be set.
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Geneva
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Soviet Union
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Astronauts Reunited With Families After Moon Voyage
Apollo 17 crew and families shared emotional embraces at Space Center Houston after the moon mission. Schmitt and others thanked engineers and workers for their support as the astronauts spoke of continuing exploration and unity among the space program community.
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