Bloodhound seeks new home at Cedar Rapids shelter
A full-blooded female bloodhound is available for adoption from the Cedar Rapids city animal shelter on Otis Road SE for 17.25 dollars. The fee includes a rabies shot and city tag. The shelter also lists puppies kittens and gerbils and is open 8 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm.
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South Korea Rejects Terms For Unification With North
Premier Kim Jong-pil told the national assembly Seoul rejects neutrality as the price of unification with the North and rejects a pink unification plan that mixes democracy with communism. He urged maintaining armed forces and opposed scrapping UN command or UNCORK. Seoul plans unification under its constitution and resists outside forces. The surprise July 4 accord aims for peaceful, independent unification.
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Medical Assistant Course Approved at Kirkwood
The medical assistant training program at Kirkwood Community College has won approval from the American Medical Association and the American Association of Medical Assistants after an on-site visit by their teams. Graduates from approved programs can immediately take the certification exams. those from non-approved programs must complete two years of employment first. The Kirkwood program is a one-year course.
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War Revenue Bill Advances In House Ways and Means
Thirty years ago the House Ways and Means Committee approved a 6.25 billion dollar war revenue bill setting the stage for Senate action. The measure faces debate over financing war efforts and potential tax changes.
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Gandhi Vows Not To Ask U S Aid
New Delhi AP Indira Gandhi declared she will not seek resumed U S aid but welcomes any unconditioned help that aids economic development. She said aid with strings would not influence India and noted Washington halted about 85 million dollars last December. She called Connally’s visit pleasant and expressed hope for improved relations.
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Mississippi Delegation Donates Fried Chicken at DNC
Mississippi's 25 delegates announced during a roll call they would donate gift boxes of fried chicken to poor campers near convention hall. A chicken firm had told delegates a box would be on their chair when they entered to pick their presidential nominee on Wednesday night.
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Revelation of first American air base in Britain
Major General Carl Spaatz disclosed that the first full-fledged American air base in Britain was already operating, staffed by American personnel and equipped with U S gear, marking a significant development in Allied air operations during the war.
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