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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1973

Page

5

Thieu Announces Vietnam Viet Cong Talks and Cease Fire Plans

Saigon reports President Thieu said South Vietnam will start political negotiations with the Viet Cong by Tuesday and ordered Ambassador Pham Dang Lam to Paris. He urged joint military commission observers into the field to enforce the cease fire and noted U S, Canadian, Polish, Hungarian and Indonesian observers aiming for regional headquarters deployment.

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Bypass Disputed At Williamsburg Hearing On Route 149

Public hearing at Williamsburg city hall debated Highway 149 bypass options for North English and Williamsburg. Residents favored routing the road through Parnell and Williamsburg rather than bypassing three miles west, while opposition criticized the western bypass proposal.

Spncial Garett North English Dean Morse Inglish Ard Dhen Fiens Main Street Tung Bushores Highway Commission Williamsburg Keith MacGrugor Williamsburg City Atty Alfred G McSwingin Pleiku le Trung Itien Mion

U.S. officials press for longer POW list

Washington officials urged North Vietnam to add more names to a prisoner list after a partial Hanoi tally of seven airmen and three civilians. Kissinger said a full accounting is needed and questioned the fate of about 308 U.S. servicemen and 4 civilians, while Pentagon and State Department officials voiced disappointment.

Washington U.S North Vietnam Lst Ay Gita Laos Henry Kissinger U. S Pentagon State Department Paris Vietnam Indo-China Walter Stischer Edward Leonard Norbert .Goiner Stephen Long Jack Rutelier Charles Reiss Air Force Navy Henry Bedinger Friedheim United States Hanoi

Watergate Bonds Set at 100000 in Trial

District Judge John J. Sirica set surety bonds at 100000 for G. Gordon Liddy and James McCord after questioning a key witness. Sirica criticized McCord's lawyer for alleged errors and warned of possible grievance action. He questioned Hugh Sloan's complete truthfulness about funds turned over to Liddy.

Washington John J. Sullea Als G. Gordon Liddynor James McCord Sirica Gerald Aleh McCord Jor Sivica Hugh Sloan Nixon Ihance Wii Liddy Sloan

Road plan aims to widen highway 143 through multiple towns

McSwiggin cites county needs and major banks for a long awaited road improvement. Proposal calls for widening and rebuilding highway 143 from I 80 north of Williamsburg to Parnell via North English and Sigourney. Start date listed as July 1974 though plan not yet adopted.

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Winn Seane Today's Chuckle Diets

A short quirky note describes a brief period of dieting with a curious gain of five pounds, followed by a rapt sense of progress. The fragment mentions a playful mood and a dated, informal tone.

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30 Cardinals Named Three Are Americans

In Vatican City Pope John Paul as announced 30 new cardinals in a consistory including three Americans. The group adds to the College of Cardinals bringing total to 146 with five from Latin America and two Africans among the non European selection. The American cardinals include Archbishops from major sees and the age profile is notably youthful for a consistory.

Vatican City Paul VI Wridow Amori Chneeh Umberto _ Madeiros Cain Iil Hostan Thoby College of Viet of New Cardinals Hallans Venice Almatlan Giors Sindan

Brewster Sentenced To Two To Six Years

Former Sen. Daniel Brewster is sentenced to two to six years and fined $20,000 for illegal gratuities. Co-defendant Cyrus Anderson gets 14 months to four and a half years and a $30,000 fine. Both plan appeals. plane survival gear questions tied to Spiegel, Inc. contributions.

Washington Daniel Brewster D-Md Prigoh Air Brewster Trey Temsined Jaska Hale Senate Bobee D-Le House Alaska Spiegel, Inc National ‘Transportie Spietation Safety Board Fel Anderson Don Jon

Nixon urges teamwork with Congress in State of the Union

Nixon calls for mutual respect and cooperation between the executive and Congress. He argues for a pragmatic rededication to social compassion and national excellence, rejects the notion that bigger government fixes all, and hints at forthcoming policies without detailed specifics.

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Fiat strikes injure dozens in Turin protests

AP dispatch from Turin reports that dozens of Fiat workers were injured in strikes during the last three months. The Italian automaker faced renewed labor unrest as protests spread across factories and city areas.

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Sewage Plant Grant Seen Ready in Iowa City

An Environmental Protection Agency official says a Cedar Rapids area sewage plant grant is virtually ready and could be approved before March 1 when new federal funding rules take effect. The grant would fund federal aid for local treatment facilities and shift costs to industry under amendments to the Water and Pollution Control Act.

King Nalding Cedar Napists The Mental Protection Agency Grant Proce EPA Kansan Frictures Cedar Rapids Paul Walker Hew Walker the Gazette

Court rules on Iceland fishing grounds extension

The International Court of Justice in The Hague ruled it competent to judge disputes over Iceland extending its fishing grounds to nine nautical miles off the coast.

Tue Hague Internaonal Chirs of Justice TL Medday Iceland

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