Expansion of Oak Hill Work Seen To Cover City's Share of Costs
Cedar Rapids considers widening the Oak Hill urban renewal area to cover the city's one third share of a 5 million plus rehabilitation project. HUD and federal rules affect hospital credits and a $205000 renewal credit shortfall may be met by local funds or larger project size. Meetings with Mercy hospital and McKinley junior high officials are planned next week to decide expansion options and boundary changes.
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Oak Hill
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Chicago
Carl Landing
City, Council and Urban Renewal Board
Landing
Landino
Council
Urban Renewal Board
McKinley Junior High School
Post Office
Mercy
Seventh
Ninth Avenue
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Don B. Salyer
Council and Renewal Board
Elizabeth Bender
Jane Boyd
McCarthy Dismisses Youth Corps Amid Campaign Cutback
Dozens of McCarthy youth workers face furloughs or dismissal as the campaign tightens finances. About one third of the staff, averaging $50 a week, lose pay or see salary reductions to reduce a half million dollar deficit. The move aligns with a broader shift away from chasing delegates toward appealing directly to voters.
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Richmond
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Minnesota Democrat
Blair Clark
Thomas Finney
Washington
Wallace Muscle In Election Growing
Washington AP George Wallace shows growing muscle in public polls and concerns rise in both parties over his effect on the presidential race. Republicans fear a big Wallace vote. Democrats worry he could deny a majority and force a House election. A bipartisan move to neutralize Wallace support was announced by Rep. Goodell and Rep. Udall.
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Washington
George Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
House of Representatives
Richard Nixon
Charles Goodell
R-N.y
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
House
Goodell
Nixon
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
Bob, Wilson
California
House Republican Committee
G.O.P
Wilson
South
Barry Goldwater
Hubert Humphrey
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
John Bailey
Congo Censors Require Dispatches Review Says Official
Kinshasa AP reports Congo information minister Jean-Jacques Kande announced that foreign correspondents must submit their dispatches for reading by authorities. He insisted there is no censorship, saying the control aims to ensure the Congo is not misrepresented in foreign papers.
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Kinshasa. the Congo
Congo
Jean-Jacques Kande
Mills Seeks Republican Nomination for Lt. Governor
State Sen. Max Milo Mills of Marshalltown urged the Linn county Republican central committee that campaigns need a quality product an adequate market and enthusiastic salesmen. He spoke to about 50 at the Roosevelt hotel stating Republicans have stronger candidates a more receptive public and more energetic advocates this year in the race for lieutenant governor against Roger Jepsen and Donald Bowin.
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Max Milo Mills
Marshalltown
Linn County
Republican Central Committee
Roosevelt Hotel
Mills
Roger Jepsen
Davenport
Donald Bowin
Waterloo
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Oak Hill Project
Eighth and
Ninth Avenues
Tenth and
Fifth Streets
Landino Report
Frank Bush
Youth Corps
Willard Mobley
Drive
Goldwater Voters
Electoral College
Mark
Handler
Avenue
8Th Street
C.R
Leibsohn
Lee
Iowa City
Wickes
GAS & Electric
Lavan
Terry Eldred
North Liberty, Iowa
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