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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1976

Page

13

Not-So-Usual Bus Tour Through Frisco

A Glide Memorial church led three hour weekly tour skirts traditional sights and political rhetoric. The bus passes Tenderloin Mission Chinatown Haight-Ashbury and Castro with narrators from Latin American Black and Asian communities. Tour costs five dollars with about fifty riders each trip.

Frisco Glide Memorial Methodist Church Tenderloin Haight-Ashbury Chinatown Phillips

Sheriff to discipline Deputy over Alburnett incident

Sheriff Walter Grant said Deputy Carol Allaire will face disciplinary action after an unlocked Alburnett house intrusion reported by the owner. The owner noted the television was on on return and later dropped the complaint. no crime occurred but the conduct was not in keeping with good order and discipline.

Linn Carol Allaire Alburnett Walter Grant Allaire

India and Pakistan Restore Ambassador Exchange After 1971 Break

India and Pakistan exchanged ambassadors on Wednesday for the first time since 1971, signaling renewed diplomatic ties. Indian Ambassador K S Bajpai arrived in Islamabad as Pakistani envoy Syed Fida Hassan departed for New Delhi, following earlier reinstatement of relations.

Islamabad Pakistan India Bangladesh K.S. Bajpai Syed Fida Hassan New Delhi

Quacks Offer Cancer Patients What Researchers Can't

Houston report notes quacks prey on terminal cancer patients with unproven cures such as Laetrile and vitamin teas. Researchers, led by Emil Freireich, urge faster testing and better access to experimental drugs while warning that regulation protects vulnerable patients but delays life-saving options.

Houston UPI American Cancer Society Emil Freireich Freireich M.D. Anderson Hospital Tumor Institute Food and Drug Administration Florida FDA

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