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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1976

Page

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Washington Proposes Full Executive Help to Trace Leaked Report

President Hord offered all services of the executive branch to find who leaked parts of the secret House Intelligence Committee report. Press secretary Nelson said the public excerpts did not originate in the executive branch. Committee chairman Otis suggested the leaks may serve an administration aim to embarrass the committee.

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Kissinger says spy panel tactics echo McCarthyism

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger denounced the house Intelligence committee for distorting secret documents and engaging in a new version of McCarthyism. He warned misuse of highly classified material harms U.S. foreign policy and said he might resign if it serves national interests, while criticizing Reagan on policy toward the Soviet Union and China. He also defended U.S. policy amid leadership changes in Beijing and cautioned against partisan slogans.

Washington Henry Kissinger House United States Kissinger U.S Pike Committee Iraq Ronald Reagan Soviet Union China Peking

Culver Won't Back B 1 Bomber Plan

Sen. Jutin Culver indicates he would not favor developing the B-1 bomber. He cites cost and argues a capable D-B2 with long range missiles could achieve the same goals more cheaply. Collins Radio of Cedar Rapids has contracts for two electronic systems used in the bomber.

Jutin Culver D-Juwn Callins Radio Gedar Rapids Culver Colling Collins Senate Armed Services Committee Heald Capitol Hill Pentagon

Dr Lippisch Dies Advancing Aeronautical Science

Dr Alexander M Lippisch renowned for delta wing design and first sonic boom era feats died at 1 Wednesday age 1, after decades in Cadiz Rapids since 1950, led Lippisch Research Corp and pursued the aerodyne wingless craft.

Alexander M. Lippisch Lippisch Cadiz Rapids Lippisch Research Corp

Plan to permit local option on taxes defeated in senate

DES MOINES AP plan to allow cities and counties to impose sales and income taxes was defeated by the senate on Wednesday. The chamber also voted to cap local budget growth at 7 percent, with debate over allowing local voters to approve a sales or income tax at a general election. Senator Gluba said redistribution of taxes, while Senator Andersen defended seven percent as fair for schools. Debate resumed Thursday on extending local taxing authority and earmarking new taxes to reduce property taxes, amid cost concerns from mental health funding exemptions.

Val Corley DES Moines Senate William Gluba Davenport Rabedeaux K-Wilson Ander Kevin Kelly Sioux City Kelly Earl Willits Des Molnies Calvin Huitman Red Oak

Iowa Seeks End To Deferred Sentences For Drunk Driving

About two thirds of those arrested for drunk driving in Iowa receive deferred sentences. Officials say the policy was never meant for such offenses and plan to back legislation to abolish deferred sentences. Court checks to verify prior deferrals are questioned as to regular practice.

Miss Hearst DES Moines IDPA Iowa Alale Cabrnet Supreme Court Don McCoy State Department of Transportation

Fragmented OCR: unclear text cites wages and city passage

An OCR fragment mentions wages and city infrastructure but lacks clear names places or dates. The readable parts suggest a local notice or report about municipal costs or salaries, though concrete details are absent.

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