Harnish Seeks Alcoholism Classes With Drunk Driving Penalties
William Harnish of the Citizens Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse argues jail terms for drunk driving fail as deterrents. He promotes the Uniform Alcoholism and Intoxication Treatment Act requiring six weeks of classes plus a fine or jail, with fees for attendees. He cites Arizona and Minnesota examples and urges action this session.
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William Harnish
Citizens Committee On Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
Harish
Des Moines
Harnish
Phoenix
Ariz
Gazette Subscription Rates and AP Rights
The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and mail including night edition, Sunday and afternoon editions with monthly and yearly prices for local and distant subscribers. It also states no mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service and that The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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U.S. Territories
Associated Press
O'Brian Appears Before Cedar Rapids Council
Ronald O'Brian of 915 F Avenue NW spoke to the Cedar Rapids city council in his defense against last week's neighbor complaints about junked cars on his property. He showed photos of neighboring properties cluttered with junk materials and argued symmetry in cleanup. Mayor Canney said the main objection is blocked streets and alleys by his vehicles, and the material will be reviewed.
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Ronald O’brian
F Avenue
Cedar Rapids
O'Brian
O’brian
Donald Canney
Canney
Wellman Driver Charged With Manslaughter After Fatal Crash
A rural Wellman man Patrick Blaine Durian 21 faces manslaughter and drunken driving charges after a two car collision that killed Mark R. Elliott 21 of West Des Moines and Mary Mazzelli 20 of Des Moines. Durian sustained minor injuries and waived a preliminary hearing binding over to the Washington county grand jury.
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Wellman
UPI
Des Moines
Patrick Blaine Durian
Wellman Justice of the Peace Court
Iowa Highway
Elliott
Mary Mazzelli
Durian
Washington County
Grand Jury
Schafer Retires After 24 Years As Law Officer
Forest Sam Schafer of Tama county resigns after 24 years in law enforcement including roles on the Mesquakie Indian settlement and Tama police. Shafer, 66, cites ill health and plans to step down February 1. Sheriff Quigley states no replacement will be appointed at this time. Clyde Wanatee of the Mesquakie tribe continues training at Roswell New Mexico academy and will serve under the sheriff after completing 602 hours of instruction.
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Toledo
Sam” Schafer
Tama
Tama County
Mesquakie
Schafer
John Peters
E. C. Carnal
Lauren Sadler
Forrest Flynn
Milo Quigley
Quigley
Clyde Wanatee
Wanatee
Sac and Fox Tribal Council
Indian Police Academy
Roswell
N.M
Sheriff's Department
Planners OK Rezoning for Riverside Site
The Cedar Rapids planning commission approved one rezoning request for a 13 unit Riverside subdivision at C Street and Twenty third Avenue SW and six time limit removals with permanent zonings. The project aims to start housing under the Riverside Neighborhood Development Program, pending federal approval, with the preliminary subdivision plat also approved.
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Cedar Rapids
Commission
Collins Road
Lindale Plaza
Lazenby and
Bjornson
Bowman Road
Council Street
Midwest Development Co
Highway 30
Johnson Avenue
Blairs Ferry Road
Richard Havlik
Reece
North Brook
E. Cohn and Sons., Inc
Tenth Avenue
Ted Paulson
Planning Commission
Nixon Policy Will Not End War Says Kissinger
Nixon and Kissinger argue that Hanoi demands a political and military formula guaranteeing a Communist takeover of South Vietnam, a condition the U S will not meet. The two sides remain deadlocked over withdrawal versus total surrender, making a quick prisoner release unlikely and signaling a prolonged conflict.
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Nixon
U. S
Henry Kissinger
White House
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Kissinger
Hanoi
Vietnam
Uganda Exports Coffee and Cotton Lead in Trade
Uganda relies on coffee and cotton as its top exports. The report highlights these commodities as the principal drivers of the nation’s foreign trade and economic activity.
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Uganda
Ben seeks lost item in downtown Franklin building ad
A long text notes a wanted ad inside the Franklin building in downtown Cedar Falls. It mentions a five hour fire destroying Cedar Falls and provides a contact number 2369-1234 for locating the item.
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Franklin
Cedar Falls
Elkader School Sets Bond Issue Course
The Central Community school board plans to present voter petitions for a 450000 bond issue to fund new elementary classrooms and a gymnasium. If petitions gain 25 percent of last election voters, they’re filed and a bond election date is set.
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Elkader
Central Community School Board
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Ulysses J. Maynard
Michigan State Historical Commission
Abbot-Downing Concord
Maynard
Grand Rapids
August Hansell, Jr
Allen D. Vestal
University of Iowa Law School
U.S. Supreme Court
Minnesota
The
Gazette Co
Sun
Third Ave
Iowa
Council
Riverside
By Norman Kempster
Washington
Pws
Carpwrights
Elkader School
Killian
Navy
Iowa City
Sycamore
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