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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1974
Page
8
New NBC program offers lip sync and filmed segments with mixed reception. Critics note the Nashville broadening intent but lament the move away from traditional southern country atmosphere while praising occasional strong performances and material.
New York AP reports CBS ABC and NBC will not provide live coverage of Skylab 3 splashdown. Networks pass on space event for the first time in 14 missions, citing waning audience interest.
A jittery OCR list shows TV station numbers and program blocks including news and soap operas. It preserves scattered show names like General Hospital Another World and World Turns alongside weather and newlywed segments, with many garbled place names and channel identifiers.
Howald K Schultz 20 of 528 Swelsh street SE faced a federal warrant for bond default in an embezzlement case from Merchants National Bank. A miscommunication with his attorney led to his December failure to appear. he posted bond again after a hearing before Magistrate James Hodges, who warned he could face stricter terms.
Mrs. Ralph A. Hobinson of 267 Phirty Hith street SE notified city officials she does not object to plans to fund Municipal airport and will not attend a state board appeal Friday. The appeal concerns a 1.1 million transfer to the airport construction fund for land purchases in 1972, aimed at leveraging federal funds. A 280-signature petition protested the funding. hearing set for 7:30 p.m. in city hall council chambers.
A terse report notes one protester withdraws from actions at airport funding protests. The item references 31 years past Italian frontier reports about thousands affiliated with Fascists and Germans abandoning Rome, framing a historical context for the modern event.
Washington AP reports Interior Secretary Morton signed the permit for a 789 mile $5 billion Alaska North Slope pipeline. Construction to start in spring awaits favorable weather. Alyeska Pipeline Service Co presented $12.15 million for environmental studies. Oil planned to reach markets by 1997.
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