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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1976
Page
16
A dense, OCR driven page outlines a full day of TV programs and cartoons with numerous show titles, times, and channel notes. It mentions Mister Maverick, Captain Kangaroo, Romper Room, Wheel of Fortune, Ryan's Hope, News, and sports or game shows across stations KCCI, KCRG, WHO, and others.
Justice Department lawyers concluded no federal statutes apply to CIA assassination plans against foreign leaders, noting uncertainty about any killings. The report by the Senate Intelligence Committee documented plots against nine leaders, including Fidel Castro, but found no deaths and suggested possible state prosecutions briefly.
Discussion of a complex bridge hand featuring a Culbertson grand slam concept and Blackwood use with one heart openers in a duplicate setting. The article shifts to a city council meeting in which numerous resolutions, ordinances, zoning changes, and public hearings are listed with attendees, approvals, and scheduled dates.
Richard McConnell of McConnell Steveley Anderson has been named 1976 chairman of Cedar Rapids slow City architects' council. Wayne Whitmer is secretary treasurer. Board members include Scott Olson Ed Sauer and Ed Saul er. The council comprises architects planners engineers interior designers and related professionals.
Paris and London launched Concorde commercial service with simultaneous takeoffs to Rio de Janeiro and the Persian Gulf. The 82 year old Aurel Quille said she flew for pleasure and hoped to fly to New York when allowed. The French flight carried 93 paying passengers, the British 72, reflecting stronger revenue for France.
In Charleston on January 22, 1776, authorities decided to enroll able bodied black slaves for town battery defense without arms. They would be paid shillings a day and provided provisions, with rewards for good conduct during action.
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