Judge Removal Urged for Cedar Rapids Judges
The Linn County Bar Association backs removing Judge Hullinger and urges the Linn County Attorney to file a removal petition in district court. If need be, a special outside prosecutor could handle it to fix long standing judicial inefficiency and restore public confidence.
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Linn County Bar Association
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Supreme Court
August F. Hansell, Jr
High Court
District Court
Hullinger
Linn
John B. Reilly
State Attorney General
Bar Association
Linn County
William Faches
Iowa State Bar Association
Economic Policy Split in 72 Campaign as Nixon and Democrats Clash
The piece contrasts Nixon’s economic stance with five key Republican-Democrat policy points. It notes Democrats favor tax cuts, higher spending, wage and price controls, and broader public works while Nixon resists these moves. The debate centers on inflation, unemployment, and the timing of stimulus as 72 election approaches.
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Ashington
Nixon
George Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Richard Nixon
Muskie
Humphrey
Jackson
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Secretary of the Treasury
John Connally
Sen. Jackson
Right turn on red rule prompts Cedar Rapids letters to editor
The letter writer notes 16 days since the red light to turn right law took effect at marked intersections and asks for driver vigilance and public reminders. The piece thanks volunteers and supporters in Cedar Rapids including Country Kitchen restaurant and local donors to prisoners’ causes. It mentions residents J R Naughton H L Anderson Jim and Phil Martin and a Cedar Rapids box address.
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Cedar Rapids
Appreciation for PW/MIA booth helpers at All-Iowa fair
The note thanks American Red Cross Servicemen's Wives and the All-Iowa fair board for their efforts supporting the PW/MIA booth at the fair.
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American Red Cross, Servicemen’s Wives
Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Gazette
The Gazette invites readers to submit letters on issues or events, not people. Keep to one topic, about 400 words, one letter per writer per month, include telephone number after signature, and avoid anonymity as letters may be shortened for publication.
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Gazette
Frustration and satire on government and bachelor life
Carl Riblet Jr comments on arguing and hearing aids as a metaphor for ending disputes. He mocks government growth and recalls quotes from Wilde Mencken and Franklin about bachelors, using sharp, humorous observations.
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Carl Riblet, Jr
Exclusionary Rule Under Fire From Chief Justice Burger
The Wall Street Journal notes Chief Justice Burger criticized the exclusionary rule in two criminal dissents. He warns it can let guilty suspects go free due to police missteps and suggests Congress consider a neutral tribunal to oversee police actions and compensate rights violations.
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Supreme Court
Burger
Cardoza
Con
Gress
England
Canada
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Wilbur Mills
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Shultz
Washington
Wall Street
John B. Connally
Novak
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Connally
Fidence
Mills
Publishers Hall Syndicate
Roscoe Drummond
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
L.A. Times Syndicate
the People’s Forum
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Country Kitchen
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H. L. Mencken
Benjamin Franklin
Wall Street Journal
Chief Justice Burger
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