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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1976
Page
2
Des Moines Iowa Cedar Rapids Mayor Donald Canney charges Gov Robert D Ray misleads on an extra 17 million for municipal aid and decries a proposed spending lid as an assault on local officials. He argues state meddling raises taxes and cites sewer work and fringe benefit costs as examples while defending home rule.
The Cedar Rapids Community school district faced questions over a vandalism estimate of 40 147 dollars for September 1974 to August 1975 nearly double the prior year. Kennedy high reported none but police logged several breakins and damages. officials blamed reporting gaps now fixed.
The Family Service Agency will open an outreach counseling office at 777 Eleventh Street, Marion, on Thursday to meet growing demand for marriage and family counseling. The Marion site will offer counseling and family life education, while other agency services stay at the main Linn County Health Center location. Appointments can be made by calling 398-3574.
R V Hagerman 61 lifelong Toddville resident and former Collins Radio employee died Tuesday at an Iowa City hospital. Born May 6 1914 he married Marguerite Moore in 1938 and was a World War II veteran and Toddville American Legion member. Surviving wife three daughters a son four grandchildren two brothers. Services 2 p m Friday at Free Methodist church Toddville burial Dunkard cemetery with Toddville American Legion military honors. Friends may call Murdoch's Center Point after 2 p.m. Thursday.
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates by carrier 1.05 per week by mail Afternoon Edition and Saturday and Sunday morning 7 issues 4.294 weeks 46.00 52 weeks Other states and U.S. territories 70.00 52 weeks No Mail Subscriptions accepted in areas having Gazette carrier service The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches.
The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 0 ruling, allows state non-discriminatory taxes on imports held in warehouses for later distribution, overturning 105 years of precedent. Justice Brennan upholds a Georgia ruling that Michelin owes ad valorem property taxes on tires stored in Gwinnett county, dismissing the 1871 immunity claim and clarifying that imports are not automatically protected from domestic taxation. The decision limits import-specific tax protections while permitting certain taxes on goods in storage.
Arab delegates in New York say they have a principled agreement on a Security Council resolution demanding Israeli withdrawal from all occupied Arab lands and recognition of Palestinian rights as the basis for peace. US موقف may support a revision favoring Palestinian interests but would veto full withdrawal language.
CRTA sponsors a Kreskin appearance at Coe College Sinclair auditorium on Thursday at 8 p.m. The Collins Radio Technical Assn backs the event. Tickets cost 3 dollars for non members. members admit free with one guest.
Lottery games hold the top spot among gambling options in Colombia according to local observations. Supporters cite steady participation across regions while officials note ongoing regulatory oversight and revenue implications.
Jill Dunn of 2301 Aspen Lane NE is named Linn County chairman for the President Ford Committee. Iowa campaign head Ralph McCartney says she will lead support gathering at Republican precinct caucuses next Monday night. Dunn has long served in GOP politics since 1972 and was a former Linn County citizens chair for David Stanley's senate bid.
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