Cedar Rapids Proposes 19 Million Budget for 1971
The Cedar Rapids city budget requests 19,611,264 to run the city in 1971 with a record 45.551 mill tax levy. The plan raises total expenditures by 16.19 percent from 1970 and includes 919,152 for added bond debt retirement. The estimate hinges on a 260 per mill yield and the assessed valuation totals certified in December.
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Cedar Rapids
Stewart Shank
Shank
Chavez warns of all-out war with Teamsters over farm unions
Cesar Chavez declares an all-out war between the United Farm Workers and the Teamsters after a Teamsters pact with lettuce and strawberry growers in Salinas and Santa Maria valleys. He calls the move a Pearl Harbor style attack and notes Teamsters pledged to honor UFWOC jurisdiction in vegetables and small fruits. Chavez seeks victory as grape unionization nears, while grape growers deny a new nationwide contract. Arizona signs with federal for mutual inspections of non coal mines.
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Delano
Calif
Cesar Chavez
Farm Workers
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Salinas
Santa Maria
Chavez
Salinas; Aréa
Pearl Harbor
United Farm Workers Organizing Committees
California
Los Angeles Times
Fresno Hee
Browers
UFWOC
Nixon Signs Drastic Anti-Crime Measure
President Nixon signed a broad anti crime bill granting police power to enter homes without knocking under certain warrants and expanding wiretapping with court orders. The plan extends pretrial detention, increases judges, creates a public defender system, and aims to curb crime in the District of Columbia with potential national influence.
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Lan
Clemente
Calif
Nixon
District of Columbia
Congress
Washington
New York Enters Air Pollution Emergency as Crises Grow
Mayor John Lindsay activated the first stage of an air pollution emergency as a stagnant haze covered the Atlantic megapolis for a fifth day. He ordered a 20 percent cut in incineration and on site garbage burning halted in hospitals and housing projects, with a warning of possible private vehicle bans. The air resources department reported pollutants reaching unhealthy levels and urged car pools and public transit use.
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Lindsay
Air Resources Department
Atlantic Coast
New York
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Vote To End Costly British Port Strike
Union delegates representing 47 000 longshoremen voted to end a two week port shutdown that cost Britain 1 17 billion in lost trade. They approved a peace package offering 13.2 million yearly in holiday pay overtime and bonuses. Outside, militants condemned the deal as sold out amid fear of continued walkouts.
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London
UPS
Court of Inquiry
Liverpool
Decorah Hit by Seven Inches of Rain in Storm
A heavy rainfall event drenched Decorah with more than seven inches from Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. The storm triggered outages and lightning fires across northeast Iowa, with confirmed damage at farms and homes. Local officials estimated damage will take hours to assess.
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Decorah
North
Iowa
Walter Nelson
Northwestern Bell
Don Smith
Disstrict
Interstate Power Co
Ossian
Smith
Detorah
Elkader
Clark Roeder
Waucoma
Fayette
Charles City
West Union
Clarence
Guttenberg
McGregor
Clatier
Vinton
Anamosa
Power Loss Accompanies Cedar Rapids Storm
More than 1,000 homes and businesses across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns lost power after a thunderstorm with lightning struck transmission lines. outages hit the southwest quadrant, Noelridge, Springville, Mt. Vernon, Bertram, Mechanicsville, Stanwood, Solon and rural Marion. Power was restored in most areas by morning. several outages persisted in Mt. Vernon and surrounding communities. The storm dropped 1.57 inches of rain by mid morning, with ongoing showers and a risk of severe storms.
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Cedar Rapids
Noelridge
Springsville
Mt. Vernon
Bertram
Mechanicsville
Stanwood
Solon “R
Marion
Lower Electric Light and Power Co. A
A.m
Bowling Street
Bolt Jj
3. -1 Light Company
Oukland Road
Forty Second Street
Nodridge
Springville
Solon
Lake Macbride
Blakely Boulevard
Gazette Weather
Promoters Split Over Injunction In Wa dena Rock Festival
A state court injunction blocking the Wa dena rock festival issued by Supreme Court Justice C Edwin Moore sparks a split among Sound Storm Inc promoters. Promoter Bill Schulz says the event will proceed. attorney M J Berkos contests that statement and vows to seek reversal while complying if needed. Authorities prepare for enforcement with Fayette County Sheriff Norman McCaulley coordinating with other counties and state police for crowd control and traffic.
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Greg Hinz Gazetta
West Union
Wa+dena
Payette County
Sound Storm, Inc
Supreme Court
C. Edwin Moore
Bill Schulz
Sound Storm
Schulz
Midwest
Justice Moore
Moore
Des Moines
C. T Corporation Systems
Haesemeyer
James Hughes
Wadena
Richard Turner
Fayette County
Robert Ray
Norman McCaulley
Highway Patrol
Iowa warns against eating catfish from Coralville and Nishnabotna
Governor Hay and state officials disclosed high Dieldrin levels in buffalo and catfish from the Coralville reservoir and Nishnabotna river. They urged avoidance of these fish long term while FDA guidance and potential bans are reviewed by pollution and pesticide boards.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert Hay
Coralville Reservoir
Nishnabotna River
Robert Morris
State Hygienic Laboratory
Iowa City
Iowa
Nishnabotna
Corabville
Fred. Priewert
Mississippi
Missouri
Morris
Priewert
Iowa Walter Pollution Control Commission
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Joseph Luna
Hollister
Enrique Canto
U.S. Migrant Service Cenfer
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Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Meen
Harold Hughes
Dtown
Joseph Tydings
D.md
Tod Comics
Index Daily Record
North Iowa
Vernet Zook Farm
Kalona
Coralville
Tipton
Marvis Miller
North Side
C.R
Seventeenth Istreet
First
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M. J. Berkos
Chicago
Berkos
Richard Haesemeyer
Attorney General's
C.T. Corporation Systems
FDA
Ray
Conservancy District
Chuckie