Zoning Plan Moves Ahead Under City Planning Review
Cedar Rapids planners informally approve an ad hoc workflow for zoning applications, keeping the current process while study continues on a new zoning ordinance and land use map. Officials warn the land use revisions, tied to Interstate 380 and other projects, will reshape priorities, with possible motel development near Collins Road and shifts toward the Highway 141 junction.
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Jerry Ovel
Council
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Humphrey Urges Backing Nixon In TV Appeal
Senator Hubert Humphrey filmed a one minute television appeal urging Americans to back Nixon for a second term. The PSA will air on major networks and in the 50 largest TV markets around Inauguration Day. Humphrey, who narrowly lost in 1968, urges unity under America's ideals of freedom and equality.
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UPI
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Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota Democrat
America
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Nixon Dispatches Aide to Managua
President Nixon directs Maurice Williams deputy administrator of the Agency for International Development to Managua Nicaragua to coordinate U S relief for Managua oversee all U S assistance with Nicaraguan effort restore normal living conditions Williams has extensive overseas experience in economic development and disaster relief assistance
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Nixon
Maurice Williams
Agency For International Development
Nicaragua
U.S
Managua
Gerald Warren
White House
Williams
The Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Pricing Note
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 announces its daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates are listed for various delivery options with annual and monthly figures, and the note states limited exclusive republication rights for Associated Press dispatches.
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Huge Caucasus avalanche traps hundreds, no deaths reported
Pravda via Komsomolskaya Pravda said an avalanche in Dagesttan isolated villagers and blocked roads for about a week. Rescue helicopters faced winds and low visibility before evacuating villagers. sheep and herdsmen were isolated with no reported deaths or casualties.
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Caucasus
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Dagesttan
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Truman Kin Voice Thanks
In Independence Missouri Bess Truman and Margaret Daniel expressed gratitude for the sympathy and affection shown after the burial of Harry S Truman. They praised the dignity of ceremonies and the warmth of tributes paid to the 33rd President.
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Independence
Harry Truman
Truman
Bess Truman
Margaret Daniel
Newsman Farr Breaks Record For Stay in Jail
William Farr, jailed 82 days for refusing to reveal sources, has surpassed the previous record of 30 days held by another reporter. The 38 year old is under an indefinite sentence from Superior Court Judge Charles Older, who presided over the Manson trial. Farr refuses to identify source details, citing personal conscience and professional ethics. Appeals in federal and state courts are pending with no immediate ruling expected.
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Los Angeles
William Farr
Farr
Superior Court
Charles Older
Charles Manson
Older
Warr
New Draft Registration System Aims to Cut Paperwork
Washington AP reports selective services will start a streamlined draft system in January 1974 to reduce hours and paperwork. A single status card replaces two cards, with registration time cut to about three minutes for most, and only low lottery numbers trigger further forms and board contact.
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Pentagon
Budget cuts threaten SST dissenters reports say
AP says federal agencies threaten budget cuts if negative SST development data is reported. Dr Harold Johnston testified before Sen Proxmire that officials warned by the White House Budget Office to push favorable information. Johnston called it modern tongue cutting by the messenger of bad news.
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Wasitington
U.S
William Proxmire
D.wis
Proxmire
House-Senate
Harold Johnston
University of California At Berkeley
Johnston
Bureau of Standards
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Budget Bureau
Senate Republicans Probe Czech Espionage Claim at Taos Ranch
Twenty years ago Senate Republicans planned an inquiry into allegations that Czech communists used a dude ranch near Taos New Mexico for atomic and secret weapons espionage. The push reflected Cold War era fears and involved foreign influence on U S defense secrets.
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Taos
N.M
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