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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1974

Page

3

Gunmen Kill Four In Random San Francisco Shootings

Police linked a violent spree in the San Francisco area to a string of random shootings by two black men in a large black Cadillac. Victims included Vida Smith and Jane Holly, with several others wounded and one seriously paralyzed mother. Authorities pursued possible ties to a prior daytime fatal assault.

San Francisco Tour San Froncisco Polis William Wakefield Emeryville San Francisco Bay Area Shest Ateather Vida Smith Vincent Wallin John Rambie Jane Holly

Nixon lifts curbs on foreign investments across the United States

Washington reports indicate President Nixon removed all limits on foreign portfolio investments by Americans and suspended the 1963 interest equalization tax. Related actions include ending foreign direct investment controls and voluntary credit restraint guidelines. The Treasury and IRS will issue guidelines to guide business and financial institutions. In Grenada, U.S. officials advise Americans to save themselves amid rising Caribbean tensions.

Washington Nixon U.S Commerce Department Federal Reserve Beard The Treasury Internal Revenue Service

FDA Chief Hits Cost Of Mushroom Scares

Atlantic City AP report quotes Commissioner Alexander Schmidt accusing federal agencies of delayed records and poor tracking of mushroom recalls. He says twelve recalls cost the industry over 6.5 million dollars and risked consumer safety, prompting calls for plant registration and instant recall notification.

FDA Atlantic City Alexander MJ Die Schmidt IDA Schmidt PDA

Gun Left it Trash Collector Shot in Freak Accident

CORALVILLE Iowa a Coralville man James Organ aged 50 a city recycling collector was loading refuse when a shotgun left in the trash discharged striking him in the pelvic area He was taken to University Hospitals after 1 pm and was listed in satisfactory condition Tuesday

Coralville James Organ University Hospitals

Spring Bond Vote Eyed 1981 for Cedar Rapids schools

Voters in the Cedar Rapids Community School District may face a $1 million bond issue in spring 1981 to remodel Far Alddy Junior High and other facilities. Administrators and board members discussed inflation driven costs and fundraising options during a work session, noting rising interest rates and annual cost increases that could affect the project total.

Cedar Rapids Vasey HM Milion McKinley

Nixon News Council Abandons Probe of TV Reporting

The National News Council, after attempts to obtain White House charges, ends its inquiry into Nixon's claim that television reporting is outrageous and distorted. It cites lack of specifics and White House cooperation, though says it could proceed if detailed charges are provided. Six reporting areas were cited, from Vietnam bombing to Archibald Cox.

New York National News Council Nixon White' House Ife Gerald Warren White House Avas Nice He Council White ‘House Conneil Te Ater Brand Ppt Partiauic Television Et William Arthur Enuneil Howald Ziegler Kenneth Chinson Office of Communications Council Worth Vietnam Archibald ‘Cox

Energy bill faces renewed push for conference

President Nixon urges more work on emergency energy legislation and asks Congress to reconvene a conference to resolve differences. Senate leaders discuss recommitting the bill to conference as Nelson and Jackson clash over windfall profits provisions and clean air suspensions. Oil prices are cited as remaining volatile, with figures around six to thirty dollars a barrel.

Washington Jtresident Nikun Yousday Senate Nowse Hugh Scott Nixon Moni House Scott Gaylord Nelson D- Wis Mike. Mansfield Henry Jackson Nelson

Nixon Seeks Pay Hikes for U S Officials in 1975 Budget

President Nixon plans 7 percent+ pay increases for Congress members cabinet officers and top federal administrators in fiscal 1975. Raises would start in March with further steps in 1976, pending congressional approval within 30 days of the budget delivery. The moves lift cabinet pay toward 60 000 and lawmakers toward 46 000 with boosts for deputy secretaries and agency heads. The White House and Federal Pay Commission prepared the proposal. Nixon and key leaders’ salaries are not specified.

Washington Cost of Living Council Nixon Congress Capitol Hill Congres Federal Pay Commission White House Vier March Rouse Albert Ast Senate James Eastland

American Captured in Paracels to Be Released Thursday

The Chinese state news agency Hsinhua said an unnamed American held after clashes with South Vietnamese forces on the Paracel Islands would be freed on Thursday. Also to be repatriated are five sick or wounded South Vietnamese soldiers. The U S State Department had identified the American as Gerald Remitkoosh.

Tokyo Paracel Islands China Hsinhua Isinhua State Department Washington Gersald Kosh

Press Kept Out of Camp David at Mountain Retreat

Reporters cannot confirm President Maan's location as Camp David tightens press access. A communications trailer and a two-phone mobile unit have been removed, with officials relocating facilities to a new site while Kissinger and Danner visits are questioned.

Camp David Mil Maan Nixon Press. Spokeamen Fielliltes Leonid Drevhitey Gerald War- Ten Sid Je Sahd White House Mixon Secon Howard Jinghes Richard Danner David Dash May Warren Danner Dar Nation Security Henry Kissinger

Judge orders Nixon to testify in Ellsberg case

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Gordon Ringer says he will sign a subpoena requiring President Nixon to testify Feb. 25 at a pretrial hearing for John Ehrlichman and others in the Ellsberg burglary case. The move, unprecedented in state history, follows a motion by Ehrlichman’s lawyers and is subject to executive privilege challenges.

Washington California Nixon Ellsberg White House Gerald Warren Gordon Ringer Los Angeles United States Ringer Richard M. Nixon Aaron Bure Thomas Jefferson John Klichman House Ehrlichman Warren Douglas Dalton Ehriichman Bhellehmah Dallen Exponea Los Angeles County Geond

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