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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1971

Page

4

Allot 205 Million for East Iowa Road Work

Iowa highway commission unveils a five year program directing about 206 billion in Eastern Iowa road construction. In 1973 through 1977 the plan allocates 91 million for I 380 from Town City to Waterloo with completion slated for 1976 as part of District two covering 20 northern counties.

Iowa Ames Iowa Highway Commission Interstate 380 Town City Watterloo Waterloo North Centre Mississippi Mason City

Linn County Road Program Keeps Five Year Plan On Track

The state plans a 119 million Linn County road program focusing on 1 380 and routes 13 30 94 149 and 218 amid inflation driven cost increases. Several projects are deferred due to funding limits while 1 390 and other Cedar Rapids bridges proceed under existing contracts.

Amis Haris Commission Rienay Taving Linn County Pateneene Roe Cedar Valley Highway Commission Benton County Line Rowling Street Marion Bowling County Regional Planning Commission Ely Avenue

Cedar Rapids approves tavern film ban on class B beer venues

The Cedar Rapids city council unanimously passes an ordinance prohibiting taverns and bars with class B beer permits from screening films and slides to curb obscene material. The measure, praised as a safety step, faces criticism over free speech and equal protection concerns from groups including the Hawkeye Area chapter of the ACLU and critics like Eli Abodeely. Proponents argue it closes a loophole while opponents warn of constitutional rights violation and potential legal challenges.

Cedar Cedar Rapids Ling Crdinance 14 Des Moines

Waldheim picked as UN secretary general for five years

United Nations General Assembly appoints Kurt Waldheim of Austria by acclamation to succeed U Thant for a five year term. The Security Council endorsed the choice, and Waldheim called the post a heavy but important duty as he pledged active leadership in maintaining international peace and security.

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Waldheim Wins U.N. Secretary General Race in 11–1 Vote

Austria's U.N. ambassador narrowly tops two rivals in three rounds of secret balloting for the post. Waldheim secures the nine votes needed, with Jakobson and Ortiz de Rozas trailing. China eases stance and Waldheim prepares to take over on January 1. Cedar Rapids names Arthur Williams to county post to fill vacancy after Werder's death. Williams, from Whittier, will serve until the next election.

Austria U. N Wor Waldheim Max Jakobson Finland Carlos Ortia de Rovas Argentina Jakobson Ortiz de Rozzhs Soviet Union China Waldhet U.N Cedar Rapids Linn County Charles Werder Jarthur Williams Prairie Drive Williams Wiliams Aid Generalltie Tire Whittier Slettion

Arthur Williams Named Linn County Auditor

Arthur Williams was named Linn County auditor and will assume the office on January 3. Linn clerk of court J. Ken Perry will continue as acting auditor until then, with Gov. Robert Ray and Des Moines officials involved in the timing and appointment process. Witt, a Democrat, had been serving a half time role after a hospitalization and resignation announcement sparked by ICC controversy and leadership changes.

Des Moines Iowa Gavness Robert Ray U.N Ation Witt Harold Hughes Hughes Robert [Ray Commerce Commission Maurice van Nostrand Ell

Rate Increase in Living Cost Steady in November

Washington government report shows the cost of living rose by two tenths of one percent in November, matching October’s gain as the wage price rent freeze lingered for the economy's last hold.

Washington

Iowa plans drug rebate distribution under $100 million settlement

Iowa AG Roxanne Conlin outlined a plan to distribute about 1.6 million of the 1.5 million share from a $100 million multi state drug price fixing settlement. Funds go to Iowa health agencies nursing homes hospitals and consumers who purchased Verramycin Tetracycline chloramphenicol and Aureomycin. Distribution targets three funds consumer vendor reimbursement and federal medical programs plus a state university hospital share.

Des Moines Iowa Atv Roxanne Conlin Lowe City Arnold Reeve

Commission Sets Rental Guidelines

Washington AP reports the Price Commission unveiled complex guidelines on residential rents amid 1972 forecasts. It allows automatic 2.5 percent yearly increases to cover costs, with up to 15 percent or more possible for some tenants and potential rollbacks, sparking tenant backlash and claims of inflationary pressure.

J. R.coupal, Jr Coupal Washington C. Jackson Gray Son Grayson Rose Wylie National Tenants Organization Couny Price Commission

Ohio Governor Backing Muskie for 1972 Democratic Nomination

Gov. John J. Gilligan of Ohio endorsed Maine Sen. Edmund Muskie for the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination at a Columbus news conference. Gilligan said Muskie is uniquely qualified by intelligence and experience to lead a better campaign and run the nation’s affairs, but he did not pledge all 153 Ohio delegates.

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Pay Board business members challenge raises over seven percent

Washington AP reports five business members of the Pay Board issued a blanket challenge to any future raises above 7 percent in contracts begun before the wage freeze of August. The move targets the construction sector where many 1972 increases exceed the 6.1 percent industry average.

Washington Virgil Day General Electric Co Bureau of Labor Statistics Autre Matic Pay Board Jahor Ihoard Heaid Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen

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