Marion panel to review plat as city plans grow
The Marion Planning and Zoning Commission discussed preliminary plat approval for a residential district north of Thurston Road near Eastwel and Oxley lanes. The panel delayed action to allow county and Cedar Rapids officials time to review, citing a need for meter access and further planning.
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Nixon Plans 1975 Defense Budget Hike Amid Health and Energy Proposals
President Nixon’s fiscal 1975 budget envisions a defense spending rise exceeding five to six billion dollars, primarily to fund pay raises and price increases for the military along with new initiatives. The overall budget, with a projected deficit of six to ten billion dollars, could top three hundred billion, including funds for national health insurance starting with a 1977 impact and a 10 billion dollar energy research program. The plan also contemplates a new revenue sharing program for transportation and continued energy research emphasizing coal and nuclear power.
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Nixon
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Ash
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Buldget
Congress
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Atomic Energy Commission
Administration
AEC
U S Changes Strategy in Trust Suits
Washington AP reports the U S Justice Department shifts from scattershot probes to systematic, industry by industry trust investigations. Assistant Attorney General Thomas Kauper says the change aims for economic impact analysis and fewer abrupt, complaint driven inquiries. He notes limited evidence of oil company conspiracy to create shortages and highlights a broader planning approach to major sectors.
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Ettire Industries
Alty
Thooas Kauper
Justice Department
Antitrust
Kauper
Sur Kel
Marion appoints Richard C Cayler as police chief
Richard C Cayler, 52, was named Marion police chief by Mayor William Grundy on Tuesday. He has served on the force since 1947, became sergeant in 1955, captain in 1957, and assistant chief in 1970. He will fill the assistant chief post later this year.
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Richard C. Cayler
Marion
William Grundy
Leighton W. Ford
Cayler
Caylor
Parliament Meets To Debate British Crisis
London AP reports Parliament was recalled to session Wednesday to debate Britain's energy crisis and the labor dispute. Prime Minister Meath's government seeks extended powers as rail and coal strikes threaten power and transport. Unemployment fears rise and housewives stockpile bread amid a three day work week and stalled coal supplies.
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USA
Meath
Department of Energy
Niat
Ueullt
Willian Whitelaw
Britain
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