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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1971
Page
2
A two year old Alycia Hernandez of Lomita California was found alive and unhurt after tumbling into a ten inch square construction shaft. She fell fifteen feet but was rescued in a five hour effort and recovered without injuries.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad announced in Paris that Egypt has renounced the use of Soviet or any foreign forces in any future war with Israel. He warned that war could resume after the cease fire unless the big four powers intervene.
Phyllis George Miss America 1971 arrived at O Hare from Dallas Texas and pulled a hood over her head to shield against cold winds.
Tricia Nixon, who visited Catalina Island with President Nixon, wore a large ring on her left ring finger and declined comment when asked if it was an engagement ring. Bebe Rebozo stood by the couple.
Ames UP I report says Iowa State University rules error could allow Charles Knox to run for student body president. Doug Payton notes Knox meets requirements of two completed quarters two full quarters and no probation with at least a C average. Knox seeks readmission while free on bond appealing a year long jail sentence.
DES MOINES UPI Senate Minority Leader Lee Gaudineer assailed Gov. Ray for appointing Maurice Van Nostrand to a state job with a $15,000 salary. He calls it a taxpayer funded political payoff and cites Van Nostrand as Ray's ally in legislative matters. Gaudineer also objects to a second $15,000 lobbying appointment for former Sen. Hugh Clark tied to the blue rib bon economy plan.
Gary E. Knott, 18, of 2537 B avenue NE, was arrested for possession of beer as a minor and failure to carry a valid Iowa license after police stopped his car at First avenue and Nineteenth street east Friday night. He posted 30 bond and was released.
In Phnom Penh the U S embassy staff, about 70, will rise to 100, a senior American diplomat said Friday. He cited growing U S military and economic aid to Cambodia as the reason for the expansion.
In Ames municipal court three people convicted last month of resisting arrest during a Story county selective service office demonstration were fined 100 dollars and given jail terms. May 12 1970 protesters tried to stop a bus carrying inductees to Des Moines. Ewoldt received 30 days, Yates and Platt 15 days each. All remain free pending appeal.
Scott E. Foreman a 19 year old of 1409 Bever avenue SE was jailed on minor in possession and minor running a tavern charges. He was arrested at 1 51 a m at the Bank tavern in northeast Cedar Rapids and held on 220 dollar bond.
DES MOINES UPI Ten of 11 Iowa Senate Democrats received ranking member posts under Senate Minority Leader Lee Gaudineer eight deputies hold two assignments each. Appointees include James Schaben agriculture and reapportionment, C Joseph Coleman appropriations and Iowa development, Minette Doderer cities and towns, William Palmer commerce and environmental preservation, Gene Kennedy conservation and recreation and law enforcement, Charles Miller county government and social services, John Tapscott higher education, Gaudineer rules and human resources, Gene Glenn judicial and schools, Bass Van Gilst transportation and ways and means. Eugene Hill was omitted without explanation.
The navy awarded multi million dollar contracts Friday for the 688 Class nuclear powered attack submarines. Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia received 332.5 million for the lead ship and four others. General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton was awarded 428 million to build seven subs.
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