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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1971

Page

3

Lockheed Rejects C-5 Settlement Offer

Washington AP Lockheed chairman Daniel Haughton said the firm rejects the Pentagon’s 200 million fixed loss proposal on the C-5 transport dispute. He called it excessive and unwarranted and said Lockheed will pursue litigation to recover losses.

Washington Locksheed Aircraft Corp Lockheed Daniel Haughton Pentagon David Packar Packard Haughton Parkard Hanughton Tockheed Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals U. S Congress

Drop My Lai Counts Against 4 Officers

Four more officers faced charges over the My Lai massacre in Vietnam were dropped by Gen Jonathan Seaman at Fort Meade. Lt Cols David Gavin and William Gavin and Major Charles Calhoun were dismissed for insufficient evidence, leaving three officers still charged, including Maj Gen Samuel Kost er, Col Oran Henderson, and Capt Dennis Johnson. The panel had held secret hearings in Washington and Vietnam.

Washington UTIL My Lai Jonathan Seaman First Army Fort Meade David Gavin Stafford Springs Miss William, Gavin Greenville Tenn Charles Calhoun Wake Calhoun Fares Barker Ernest Medina Sammuel Koster West Liberty Iowa Americal Co U. S West Point Oran Henderson Indianapolis 7Th Infantry Dennis Johnson Oakland Calif Pentagon Vietnam Seaman

Bowles Hopeful No 150 Draft Averts Iowa Shortfall

Iowa draft director Glenn Bowles said that reaching draft lottery No 150 would help avoid higher local calls in 1971. He noted January Iowa calls were 333 nationwide and 24 in Linn County, with 1970 and 1971 targets influenced by the single year of names in the 1971 lottery. Bowles warned late December deferment withdrawals could still expose men to 1971 draft.

Jowa News Glenn Bowles Iowa Bowles Towa Linc County Linn County Selective Service National Selective Service Officer

Dole Likely to Take NRA Chair Post for Nixon Reelection

Sen. Robert Dole indicated he is President Nixon's choice for the Republican national committee chairmanship. He said his main job would be assisting Nixon's 1972 reelection and aims to resolve differences with Senate Minority Leader Scott before an official naming next week. Morton to depart as chairman as he moves to interior department.

Washington Robert Dole Kan Nixon Republican National Committee Tale White House Senate Scott Dale Rogers C. B. Morton Morton Interior Department Walter Hickel

Mercury in 1927 fish prompts safety review in New York

New York researchers report preserved state fish, some dating back to 1927, contain mercury up to 1.03 parts per million. Findings follow FDA removals of contaminated swordfish and tuna from markets. Industrial areas show highest levels, though some pristine waters show 0.5 ppm. Mercury poisoning risks include brain damage and birth defects.

New York New York State New York State Museum Henry Diamond Department of Environmental Conservation Diamond Food and Drug Administration FDA Trandequoit Bay Rochester

Deaths Tied to Blizzard Hit Iowa Cities Across State

A severe blizzard left multiple traffic deaths and subzero readings across Iowa. Mil Qu Meyers, 74, and Mrs Edward McLaughlin, 66, died after shoveling snow. others, including Angus Morrison, Dale Smith, and Walter Bel tur, perished from cold and exposure. Decorah registered 28 below zero. Davenport, Manchester, Cedar Rapids and Fayette posted deep subzero lows. Schools reopened gradually with UNI partly accessible while UNC resumed later.

Tom Gazette Towa Iowa Q. Meyers Sioux City Edward McLaughlin Angus D. Morrison Davenport Dale Smith Decorah MccGrogor Fayette Maruiette New Albin Elkader Oelwein Waukon West Union Manchester Cedar Rapids

Anti-Drug Crackdown In Vietnam

Saigon reports a U.S. led program to curb drug abuse among American forces in Vietnam. Ground and air patrols target marijuana fields while eradicating crops. South Vietnam bears destruction duties. Last year over 64,000 GIs admitted drug use with thousands investigated.

Saigon Vietnam The Arty Creighton Abrams U.S Nmot Marjuana South Vietnam Mekong

Self serve liquor stores show uneven per worker sales

State audit compares self serve and over the counter liquor stores noting the top per employee sales at Sioux City self serve outlets and the high overall sales at Dubuque and Des Moines locations. The report cautions that low per worker figures do not prove inefficiency without full factor review.

Harrison Weberman Prose Assn Des Moines Lloyd Simith Sioux City Dulbuque Smith

Laird Sees Vietnam War Role Shrinking by Next Fall

Defense Secretary Laird said U.S. combat responsibility in South Vietnam would end by fall as Phase One of Vietnamization wraps by midsummer. Training and equipping South Vietnamese forces would take over logistics and air support later, with total Asia troop commitments reduced by over 20 000 by end of 1971.

Paris Laird South Vietnam Nie Adm Thomas Moorer Joint Chiefs of Staff Bangkok Saixon U.S Asia Japan South Korea Thailand Okinawa Philippines Maurér David K Bruce Vietnam Philip Habib

Local Flu Outbreak Reported Near Major Airport

An influenza outbreak was localized around a Florida city, with 18 deaths reported at Fort Lauderdale. The National Center for Disease Control said the spread could threaten a national scale. A Florida health official cited visiting tourists and cold weather as factors. Broward county health director Paul Hughes warned about international travel connections.

Atlanta Fort Lauderdale

Five Word A Month Humor Fragment

A quirky note imagines adding five words monthly to a vocab, promising a dramatic shift in speech after a year and prompting friends to wonder about the owner’s new hook on language.

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