Streets Icy As Marion Digs Out
Marion digs out after a heavy Sunday snowfall with few storm related accidents. Streets cleared by Monday though drifting on side streets slows traffic. Police urge extreme caution while Public Services runs snow removal and pickups tonight. Schools closed Monday with Linn Mar board considering evening meeting. Hospitalized W L Ray Harding listed at St Luke's with visitors allowed.
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Marion
Public Services Department
Public Services
Russell Ward
Seventh Avenue
Marion Boulevard
the Gazette
Sun Hay
Linn Mar Board of Education
Latin America Program At Marion Church School
The Marion First United Methodist church school outlines four sessions on the mission theme Latin America and related topics. Adults, teens, and children will discuss How the Word Gets Around and Paraguay and Uruguay contrasts. Guest speakers the Armstrongs discuss Central and South American missions.
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Americas
Latin America
Marion
Robert Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
Armstrongs
Central
South America
Rules Mendoza Sane Enough To Stand Trial
Rules Mendoza is deemed sane enough to stand trial after answering questions sensibly though with some inconsistencies. Mendoza wore a bright long sleeve shirt and dark green pants while escorted by armed constabulary and not handcuffed. Carrell Simons, a national resident, told newsmen Mendoza had received eviction notices from parents of students and had scratches on the Pope tied to a dagger. Simons noted the dagger was not touched by Mendoza and that the parents felt eviction was wrong.
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Paraguay
Uruguay
E. A. Baldwin
Manila
UPJ
Mendoza Yamor
South America
Mendoza
Paul VI
Bulgarin
Philip
Pine National Bureau of Investigation
John W. Evans
Manila International
Carrell Simons
Simons
Radio evangelist plans private Freedom Center near Cape Kennedy
CAPE CANAVERAL UP I Radio Evangelist Dr Carl McIntire announced plans for a privately owned Freedom Center to be built near the Kennedy Space Center He said he acquired a large land package to form a year round Christian conference and freedom center retirement complex and four year liberal arts college The sale includes Cape Kennedy convention center Chrysler building Boeing building Palms Rast apartments and about 100 acres of land The property was bought from Shuford Mills and Cevesco Inc No price disclosed The center will not be open to the public McIntire heads Faith Theological Seminary in Biking Park Pennsylvania and led the Victory in Vietnam rally in Washington last year
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
Carl McIntire
Freedom Center
Cape Kennedy Convention Center
Chrysler
Boeing
Shuford Mills
Cevesco, Inc
McIntire
Faith Theological Seminary
Biking Park
Vietnam
Washington
Shaping Up for 1971 on TV 9 MORNING SNOW
Cansmer and Management Specialist Charlotte Young discuss family financial planning and record keeping on the program. The segment titled Shaping Up for 1971 airs at 9 00 Tuesday on TV 9 MORNING SNOW hosted by George Patrick.
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Cansmer
Charlotte Young
TV 9
George Patrick
Nader Criticizes FDA policy on food coloring
Washington UPI Ralph Nader denounces FDA practice of provisional safety for food color additives. He cites tests showing two colors, violet 1 and citrus red 2, caused tumors in rats. He urges reevaluation of regulatory criteria and reviews recent approvals amid physician and UN committee notes about safety.
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Wasiington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Food and Drug Administration
Nader
Germany
Washington
Bis
Ulrich
Nacken
United Nations
Neunkirchen
Nacken Nader
Beth
Ulrich Nacken
Declara
FDA Commis
Sioner
Charles Edwards
Tess
FDA
Amine
Northwestern Fraternity Closed by Alumni Over Discord
Evanston Illinois alumni order closing a Northwestern University fraternity after disputes over political views and housing. Phi Kappa Sigma, with 30 members, loses lease for campus house as alumni cite internal disagreements and antiwar history. Chapter president says house to be vacated. services planned at local funeral home for a man who died by self-inflicted gunshot amid campus tensions.
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Evanston
Strawberry Point
Northwestern University
Ray Schuvidi
Iberey Point
Peter Bird
Elkader Sheriff's Deputies
Alumni Association
Phi Kappa
Schmidt
Sigma Fraternity
Il Health
Chanter
National Union
Hasmo
Payee Lemenl
William Kroger
M. Wasps
Ils
Planso
Your Money's Worth How To Slash Casts Of Home Accidents
Sylvia Porter outlines practical steps to reduce home accident costs. Key safety tips cover storing toxic cleaners safely, discarding half-filled caustic containers, preventing carbon monoxide poisoning with ventilation and proper appliance use, guarding pesticides and medicines, childproofing cabinets, and avoiding unattended children and risky fire situations. The piece emphasizes proactive measures to cut injuries and financial loss.
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New, York
Council On Family Health
Pharmaceutical Industry
U.S
Lyon
Cornerstone of Biblical Temple Is Discovered
Jerusalem archaeologists report finding a six foot limestone cornerstone with a ram's horn inscription from the Jewish Temple destroyed in 70 A.D. at the Wailing Wall. Prof. Benjamin Mazar says the fragment ties to Josephus descriptions of temple defenses and Sabbath signals. The stone appears broken at one end, likely from the Temple’s destruction.
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Jerusalem
Mazar
Josephus
B 52s Attack Red Positions In Southeast Asia
US B 52 bombers attacked North Vietnamese positions in South Vietnam for the first time in a month amid intelligence of a new buildup. About 280 tons were dropped near the demilitarized zone and A Shau valley, targeting infiltration routes storage bunkers and staging areas. Since October the B 52s have focused on the Me Kong trail and Laos, totaling nearly 3,000 sorties in three months.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Steatofarierses
A Shau
U.S
Probe confirms recall of NSC officer in spy ring case
Taiwan based reports confirm Ni Wen kai, a Nationalist Chinese foreign service officer, was recalled and interrogated in a spy ring inquiry. Earlier word placed him in Saigon, then Bangkok. The probe also centers on Li Ching sun, a columnist and executive at Broadcasting Corp of China and Ta Hua Evening News.
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Taipel
Southeast Asia
Ni Wen-kai
Taipei
Saigon
Li Ching-sun
Broadcasting Corp. of China
Tai Hua Evening News
Public notice of redevelopment bids and bonds in Cedar Rapids
A long public notice details a redevelopment project by the Local Public Agency in Cedar Rapids Iowa. It outlines examination of proposals from redevelopers for land and a water works bond plan, with bid procedures and dates, plus court notices involving a child protection petition and sale terms for water revenue bonds.
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Iowa
Jai Tho
Fariay
Gisterly
Steouy
Streat
Leen
Din Avenue
Cedar River
Ath Street
Iner
LPA
DEB
Fae
Ge Moe
LEA
Inc
Department of Ng Housing and Airiam Development
Auravant
Tvern
Pro- Glano.ag
Wang
LBA
Ic Biselttoce
Agnre
Department of Planning and Rede
Tepejowsea- Valpmenty
Raplase Loway
Convot
Harold Redemption
Ronistert Tani
Ely
Syston
Ily
Jawa
Thase Crue
Cedar Rapids
le' Roy
Worsroyt Wilsan Ra
Ar Cid
Heruby
LE Roy
le Roy Wright
Melis
Asala
Cai
Jenusty
Sechan Siniinals
Whrlorworks
Tava
James WO Affeldt
Gelnet Pal Permerest
Lds
Biel
Mosesage
Paul Ininon
St. Pav
Porter Ang Rin
Ramela Heights
Rapids
Linn County
Cedar Rankis
Anders Henan
Inwa
Walter H. Grant
LA David R
Hotice
Pont of Poll ‘Saries
Stelskal Florists, Inc
Moi
Cde
Caroration Telrel Pnaineer Shin
Ploriets, Inc
Caniem Ayaa Oiler
Obinine
Cleef Havin
Banesta
Abinra
Cooney
Rorwelar
Alibre & Haynie
Altoeneva
Cil Wiork
Steinstal
Crear
Airaisance
Canis
Fyetyn M
Tndiahns
Tom Hay
Council of the
Fly
Doven
Rowenie Annes
Evelyn
StoiNkAal
Alesse
Counel
Kerg-Tv
Arei
Muskie Eyes Europe Trip For 1972 Bid After Europe Tour
In Frankfurt Germany Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine begins a two week Europe trip after a period in the region. He seeks to bolster support for his party's 1972 presidential nomination as he visits key centers in Europe and the Middle East.
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Germany
Frankfurt
UPI
Edmund Muskie
Memy Conesider Dhe Feamtrmmer
Europe
Fort Marion man fined for illegal fishing
Eugene Marsh, 36, of Fort Marion, was fined 500 in justice of the peace court after Johnson county conservation officers nabbed him for illegal taking of fish from the Town river below the Coralville reservoir. They seized 600 feet of jaels and 1,500 pounds of fish. Tests suggested high pesticide content would have made the fish unsuitable for human consumption.
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Tikein
UPI
Fort Marrison
Eugene Marsh
Justica
Peace Court
Marsh
Johnson County Conservation
Coralville
Mae
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Barry Morrissey
Byron Busenbark
St. Luke's Hospital
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Lions
Marion Lions Evening Club
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Pegoda
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Bugarin
Fedro Bautista
Pasay City
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Rules Mendoza
Giant 'Freedom Center
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Ouzette
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Mezeana
Sige
Italy
Cathay
Marco Polo
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Indian Ocean
Enon
Jeanguerin
Quiapron
France
Northwestern Fraternity
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Tha Awinkar
Onafarmin
Cambodia
Kent State University
Ohio
J. Samuel Keller
Alumi Group
Interfraternity
Feeney-Knurdson Funeral Home
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