Tang Dynasty s Golden Age Recalled In Tang Jen Chieh Phrase
The piece narrates Tang era prominence from 43 million population to cultural zenith in poetry painting and religion. It notes Buddhist prosperity then decline and Confucian civil service rise, plus early printing wood blocks, gunpowder, compass and other Tang inventions. The narrative ends with the rise of the Song dynasty in 980.
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Dun J. Bi
China
Korea
India
Chiangan
Etiure
Nnne
Joseph Needham
Paper claims U S tampering in Hoffa case
Manchester Union Leader reports an unnamed Justice Department attorney said agents tampered with a jury in James R. Hoffa's trial. The story cites Gen. John Mitchell's clemency recommendation and calls the claim a fabrication issued to thwart indictments. Vala’s related case is noted with Nixon commuting his sentence.
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Manchester
N.H
U.S. Justice Department
Teamster
James R. Hotta
Justice Department
John Mitchell
Hotta
Dong
Hatfin
Get Hoffa
Vala
Nixin
Withholding for Taxes in Iowa Declines
Des Moines reports show state withholding guidance for income tax has decreased since the year began. Revenues Director Nunald Briggs notes lower required withholdings for 1972, with the salvage-earner example showing a modest $4 to $19 variance for some workers.
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Des Moines
State Revenue
Bul
Nunald Brigas
Briggs
Uwej
Colleges to start field study programs at YMCA
Executive Director James Springer announced that two colleges will begin field study programs this month at the Central branch YMCA. Cornell Upper Town and Ipper Town join the University of Jawa, which has sponsored a similar program the last two years. Participants include Steve McDonnell Alex Caslas off Vernon and John J. Krafka. Lost items are found quickly via the lost and found want ad. Dial 489-134.
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Central Branch Ymca
James Springer
Springer
Cornell
Ipper Town
University of Jawa
Partics
Steve McDonnell
Upper Town
Alex Caslas
Mr. Vernon
al Cornell
John J. Krafka
Belle, Plaine
al Towa
Coe Presents Trufaut Film Wild Child at Sinclair
Francois Truffaut’s The Wild Child will screen in Sinclair auditorium at Coe College on Wednesday night at 7. The French film with English subtitles depicts the civilitation process of an abandoned forest child raised by animals. Susan Rice calls it required viewing for educators. it critiques teaching and film making. The event, sponsored by the Coe teacher education department, is free and open to the public. Also noted is a Cedar Rapids city matter on newspaper street stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois Trufaut
Sinclair
Coe College
Susan Rice
T Ie Cce
Teacher Education Department
League Says Pollution Unit Acted Prematurely
The Towa League of Women Voters charges the Quad-Cities nuclear plant pollution panel acted too soon in granting a temporary diffuser pipes permit. Heated water could harm aquatic life in the Mississippi near Cordova, Illinois, with a 40 month limit to full operation.
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1Owa City
Towa League of Women Voters
Tuwa Water Pollution Control Commission
Quad-Cities
Mississippi River
Cordova
Ufe
Fevgue
Commission
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Bezanson-Whitehead Ins
Burkhalter Ins
Cook-Rowley Insurance Inc
Davis-Jones Agency
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Kohl-Buechel Agency, Inc
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McWhinney Ins
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Moore Insurance Agency, Inc
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Skogman-Ralston, Inc
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Slavia Agencies, Inc
John Stamy Stark
Welch-Donovan Ins
Robert T. Warning
Whipple-Winterberg, and Shepard, Inc
Witwer Ins
Soeb Salam
Morris
MarAmerica Financial Corporation
Moris Plan Company
Consumer Bankers Association
American Industrial Bankers Association
Praspachia
Montla Plan Sucuriias’ Company
American Building
K-Mart
West Executive Plaza
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