Fuel curbs threaten six passenger cars, say auto chiefs
Washington AP reports executives from GM Ford and Chrysler warn proposed fuel economy rules would end family sized autos by 1980 to 1985 and hurt unemployment while a separate federal plan weighs regional gasoline price adjustments up to two cents by region.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Elliott Estes
General Motors Corp
Alan Loufbourren
Chrysler Corp
Federal Energy Administration
Ray Says Gambling Bill Decision Delayed
DES MOINES UPI Gov Robert D Ray has not yet reviewed the social gambling bill approved by the 1975 Town legislature and has not decided on signing it He notes no known reason to oppose but wants to consider other measures before acting The bill would lower the maximum win loss per individual from 800 to 58 dollars.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert D. Ray
Ray
Cilles
Iowa
Democratic Party
Young
Hu Mane
Tom Whitney
Whitney
Polk County
Magistrate Hears Six Linn Cases
In a magistrate's court Donald Walderbuch waived preliminary hearing on larceny. David Cress pled guilty to driving on the wrong side with a 30 day suspended sentence. Robie Chase pled guilty to an amended affray charge, fined 25 dollars. Armand Fuller pled guilty to assault and battery, fined 40 dollars. Ned Kohl pled guilty to criminal trespass, fined 15 dollars. Richard Cummings charged with reckless driving, fined 75 dollars. Plus political note on law changes and Timor clashes in Jakarta with multiple fatalities.
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Donald Walderbuch
Fifth Avenue SE
David Cress
Center Point
Robie Chase
Sixth Avenue SE
Robert Jenson
Armand Fuller
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Charles Serbousek
Ned Kohl
Twenty Third Street Drive
Fairfax Quatry
Bridge bidding exchange sparks debate on four spade contract
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss why North supported a free raise to two spades, noting the bid’s flaws. North concedes the bid seemed reasonable then, but admits it was poor. The conversation centers on the misjudgment and subsequent misplay in the four spade contract.
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South
North
Bride SpE to knock out dummy s ace and kill an entery
North South vulnerability noted with near zero support. The bidding and play analyze four spades as the reach, with perfect defense beating it. West exits with diamonds then hearts. South finesses queen of hearts and East wins with king.
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South
East
West
Pree double in rubber bridge explained
In rubber bridge a Pree double is used when you double an opponent who bids a game that he can make. If he makes the contract you have not set a game for him and you lose. The tactic is costly if it fails, so only use it when you strongly expect to defeat the contract or gain an overtrick.
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Vermont
Gazette publication and subscription notice details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists its address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa and outlines subscription and postage rates for daily and Sunday editions. It notes carrier, mail, and out of state rates, with multiple terms and discounts, and mentions AP content rights.
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Arlgynean Eauwons
Lasues
U's. Territarias
Greos
Associated Press
Inl
Dover
AP News
Fostem
Iowa
The
Cedar Rapids
Lewis Candidate For Re election to Kirkwood Board
Max Lewis a nine year veteran of the Kirkwood Community College board filed for re election seeking a fourth term representing director district six in merged area 10 He cites attendance at collective bargaining workshops and a goal to oversee construction of a new college library building He operates a sanitation service in Wellman and has been active in church scouting the Wellman Community club and the American Legion He has four children and the sixth district covers parts of Iowa City and several area school districts Nomination papers are available from Kirkwood board secretary Kenneth Kupka and must be filed by 5 p.m July 31. Juveniles Charged With Larceny in North Liberty sheriff deputies arrested two North Liberty juveniles ages 15 and 17 for larceny in the nighttime The boys were found with tools and a citizen band radio believed taken from a local truck They were released to their parents pending juvenile court arraignment.
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Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Max Lewis
Wellman
Area 10
Cllege
Lewis
Mid-Prairie
Washington
Kenneth Kupka
Kirkwood
Linnhall
Kupka
Iowa City
Johnson County
North Liberty
Quasqueton Council Bans Open Burning Ordinance Passed
Quasqueton council approves on first reading a trash collection ordinance prohibiting open burning. The move also sets monthly rates at 3 dollars for residents 1.50 for seniors and 7 dollars for businesses. A public hearing on the street seaboating project is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Legion hall.
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Quasqueton
Quasqueton Council
Legion Hall
Sauter Seeks Fourth Term on Kirkwood Community Board
James Sauter of North English seeks his fourth term as director in district four of Kirkwood Community College. A longtime vocational education advocate and former Millersburg school board president, he operates a Chevrolet dealership since 1952 and has eight or nine? children? The district includes Cedar Rapids precincts and Amana area schools.
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James Sauter
Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Sauter
Oxford Man Injured in Single Car Crash Near Oxford
Marvin Swenka, 35, of rural Oxford, was in serious condition Friday at University Hospitals in Iowa City after a one car crash a mile south of Oxford on a county blacktop. The want ad number is 3598 8234.
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Oxford
Marvin Swenka
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Clark Culver Welcome Reports of Grain Sale
U S Senators Dick Clark and John Culver welcomed word that the Soviets seek large quantities of American wheat and corn. They urged trade deals protecting American interests from transport bottlenecks, consumer impact, and fair returns to producers. Culver cautioned detente alone does not solve all Soviet differences.
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Clark
Culver
Washington
Iowa
U.S
Dick Clark
John Culver
Senate Agriculture Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moscow
The
Gazette
Treasury
William Simon
Senate
Henry Kissinger
Sens
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Income Tax and Sales Tax Revenue Rise in Iowa
State auditors report Iowa fiscal year ended June 30 shows income tax at 364 million dollars, up 115 million from 1972. Net sales tax receipts total 254 million, up about 40 million from 1972. Corporate tax and other income sources also increased.
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UPI
Tawa
Lloyd Smith
Iowa Revenue Department
Smith
Winners Named in District 4 Soil Conservation Speech Contest
Julie Thole 15 of Zwingle won first place and advances to state competition. Lisa Ha Jett 20 of Arlington finished second, and Joni Bickness 18 of Oxford Junction placed third in the Wednesday night event in Oelwein.
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Oelwein
Julie Thole
Zwingle
Lisa Ha Jett
Arlington
Joni Bickness
Oxford Junction
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