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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1971

Page

6

Nader pushes federal charter to reveal trade secrets to public

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader says he is drafting legislation to force corporations to disclose broad information about their societal impact. He argues current rules shield data in the name of trade secrets, hindering public health and safety analysis.

Ralph Nader Nader Linn County New York Times California Department of Agriculture

Revolution redefined in Nixon address and historic voices

The piece traces revolution from a dirty word to a noble concept as President Nixon likens opening the way to a New American Revolution to New Deals. It weaves in Emancipating quotes from Reich Hugo Thoreau Marshall Lincoln Roosevelt and Truman about reform, progress, and dissent.

State of the Union Nixon Congress Charles Reich America Reich Victor Hugo Henry Thoreau Havelock Ellis George C. Marshall Abraham Lincoln Franklin D. Roosevelt D.A.R

Reagan Near 60 Seeks Role Behind Nixon Agnew

James J. Kilpatrick profiles Ronald Reagan as he nears 60, detailing his Sacramento leadership, national ambitions, and possible path to the presidency. The piece notes his opposition to Nixon's Family Assistance Plan, veto of rural California legal aid, and hints of a 1974 Senate bid for Alan Cranston's seat.

Francisco Ronald Reagan Reagan Washington Council On Inter-Governmental Relations U.S. Chamber of Commerce Press Club Sacramento California Nixon Alan Cranston G.O.P Agnew

Panthers Tap Campuses and Crime for Cash

The Black Panther party expands funding through two paths a college lecture circuit and an underground ring of burglaries. Huey P Newton leads the tour while the party pursues crime to fund operations, with 15 robberies in four months across multiple cities. Stronghold Consolidated Productions LLC handles lecture bookings at $2,500 a show for Newton and two companions.

Ashington Black Panther Party Black Panther New Panther Reguae Huey P. Newton Panthers Newton Leonard Bernstein Manhattan Emory Douglas Panther Charlotte N.C Cleveland Memphis Buffalo Winston-Salem Dallas Philadelphia San Francisco Seattle Toledo Black Panther Front New York Law Stronghold Consolidated Productions, Inc Black Panthers Stronghold Consolidated Lubell, Lubell, Fine & Schaap Park Avenue New York David G. Lubell Boston National Lawyers Guild Lubell Dave Hilliard Connie Matthews Cuyahoga Community College Princeton Columbia Syracuse Yale Ivy The Publishers-Hall Syndicate

Get Concerned for Captives Voices Veteran Reflections

A Vietnam veteran writes in to the forum about the lack of care for American prisoners of war and missing in action. He recalls his training and fear of capture contrasting with concerns for those left in Southeast Asia.

Vietnam Southeast Asia

Cedar Rapids City Actions and County Jail Reforms

In Cedar Rapids the safety commissioner announced parking changes with left lane use and right curb lane prohibition on one way avenues SE, plus a 48 hour street parking tow policy. The town house approved delaying the public school age entry deadline to Sept 15 for 1963-64. In Linn County the jail overhaul proposal urged by a federal inspector includes thrice daily prisoner checks, contraband money ban, and expanding day jailers to two. The IowA senate debated aid to Britain and mourning dove conservation amid session activity.

Cedar Rapids Ralph Mikesell Third Fifth Avenues

10-20-30 Years Ago in Classified Snippets

A 5 per cent sample of the 1940 census shows the average American was 28.9 years old. The U S army contracted for 4.5 million tags to identify men killed or wounded in battle.

Census Bureau U.S. Army

Unconcerned Americans urged to act on prisoners

A letter urges citizens to write officials and support prisoner releases and humane treatment in Vietnam. Maj. Leo M. Basten Jr recalls his best friend missing in action, prompting personal concern. The piece also condemns abortion, endorses Christian values, and thanks UAW Local 299 for Head Start support in 1970.

Hanoi Humanity Democratic Republic of Vietnam North Vietnam Hong Kong Leo M. Basten, Jr Medway Ohio Cedar Rapids UAW Head Start Shrine Circus HACAP

Letters Policy for The Gazette Editorial Page

Forum letters invite reader opinions on issues or events not personalities. Keep letters to one topic for better readership and respect the approximate 400 word limit. Anonymity is not allowed. include name address signature and telephone for authenticity.

Gazette

Dish-Wash Situation Reflects Power and Sexism

Russell Baker ventriloquizes dishwashing to critique gender roles and power in America. He mocks elites who avoid domestic tasks while preaching progress, linking men’s privilege to ineffective appliances and distant leadership on social issues.

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