Harmony Haws elects 974 president in Cedar Rapids
Robert Calon announces Mario is elected president of the Harmony Haws chorus Cedar Rapids chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encourages Mental Barberstop Quartet Singing In America He succeeds Donald D liver Colon and other officers as well as several board members named Vic Bunge Jerry Cas ane Dicket Ken Frantz and Ed Vara are listed among 1974 appointees with Jim Gratchen Bob Nance Carl Royer and Chuck Stookesburry in key roles
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Robert Calon
Tower Terrace
Mario
Harmony Haws Chorus
Cedar Rapids
Society For the Preservation
Donald D.livers
Colon
Jim Gratchen
Bob Nance
Carl Royer
Chuck Stookesburry
Vic Bun
Volunteer Opportunities From Red Cross to Arts and Crafts
Local voluntary action center seeks helpers for sports events such as swimming and diving and fencing, plus roles in offices, crafts, elderly care, and tutoring. Positions include scorekeepers, timekeepers, attendants, visitors, babysitting, and reading tutors. Call 385-6942 or visit 505 Second Avenue SE weekdays 230 to 430.
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Ony Seward
Juver'ss
Voluntary Action Center
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Second Avenue SE
Stag Film Provokes Pittsburgh TV Outrage
In Blees Valley area viewers were startled by st ag films aired on Valley Cable TV. Police arrested projectionist Glen Kucera 21 of North Versailles on obscenity charges after he claimed he would show the film until dawn. Marti Barch fired him and apologized to callers.
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Glen Kucera
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Valley Cable TV Ca
Cable TV Viewers Call for More Service Say Residents
Local readers complain that the cable company must expand offerings and improve quality amid mixed reactions from subscribers and officials. Residents urge better channels, clearer pricing, and timely upgrades to service across neighborhoods.
Family Takes In Bird for Holidays
ANNA Til AP The Car roll Loomis family may not share a partridge in a pear tree this Christmas but they had a starling in their Christmas tree Two Loomis children found the injured starling outside their home before Christmas and brought it inside The bird feeds at times then perches among ornaments and tinsel After the holidays the family plans to place the tree outside as a bird feeder.
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Carroll Loomis
Loomis
Chismas
Thieu Predicts Reds Annexation of South Vietnam
Saigon President Thieu told graduates in Vung Tau that Hanoi aims to annex the South, keep 500,000 troops there, and push war matériel into South Vietnam, asserting Communists refuse peace and insist on aggression.
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Itl
Staying Home New Year’s Eve Against Tupperware Fun
A humorous reminiscence of a New Year’s Eve spent at home with Tupperware and TV, contrasted with a chaotic party scene. The narrator recalls a babysitter gone wild, a husband’s sleepy antics, and misadventures with Gatorade, ice, and jokes about aging horses at midnight.
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Dasha
Quiny Barnes
Pye
Jnishand
Carmen Lombardo
Inventory of Property Helps at Time of Loss
In New York a UPI feature urges households to keep a thorough property inventory with photos to ease insurance claims after a loss. It stresses listing items, locations, values, and policy details to speed recovery and ensure coverage.
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New York
UPI
Georgia Skinker
University of Nebra S-Tory
ka-Lincoln
Weiken
Dawn
South Koreans Defy Premier Petition Warning
Citizens across South Korea ignore a government appeal as religious and civic groups continue to push for a constitutional change. Report notes widespread participation despite a warning from premier Kim Jong-pil and mentions organized signatures and protests. Local observers describe growing pressure on leadership amid disputed petition efforts.
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A.steyn
Kim Jong-pil
Parlier Signa
Lacy
Political Petition Statement From Boundary Claims
A fragment cites a petition campaign tied to constitutional boundaries. The speaker asserts the right and legitimacy of the people, emphasizing constitutional boundaries and public authority. The text reflects a debated political stance within a historical context.
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Sheupe
Tllian
Tie Pelition
Jiu
107 Year Old Credits Hard Work Says It Pays
MISSOULA Montana AP a 107 year old man praises hard work as key to a long life. The piece references Tach work and a broad ring of figures including scholars and politicians. It mentions a campaign in Russia and a petition for restoration of democracy tied to Davis, with a rest home resident status and a speech to the nation.
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Steve Davis
Wormiha
Russia
the Nation Daily
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Kim
Park Chung-hee
Chang Jun-ha
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Dia
U S Safety Rule Requires Labels On Baby Cribs
Washington announces federal safety rule requiring labels on full size baby cribs sold across states after January 31 1974. Cribs must meet standards to prevent strangulation suffocation falls and other hazards. Existing cribs may remain if they were manufactured before the enforcement date and labeled accordingly.
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Washington
UPL
Federal
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
Commission
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