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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1972

Page

21

Recorder Concert for Optimists at Cedar Rapids

Three of ten Iowa Braille and Sight-Saving school students performed a recorder program at a Tuesday Noon Optimist club meeting in Cedar Rapids. From left are Eva Estes Teresa Baldridge and Dale Feltes with William C. Pickard in the background. The club provided the recorders and voted to donate them to the students at the program's end.

Iowa Braille and Cedar Rapids Eva Estes Teresa Baldridge Dale Feltes William C. Pickard Vinton

Compromise On Amtrak To Congress

Washington AP reports Congress leans toward a 225 million grant plus 100 million in guaranteed loans to Amtrak. The conference panel trimmed urban corridor funding and kept links to Canada and Mexico. Payroll caps, audits, and revenue-raising moves were included as part of the pact.

Washington Congress Amtrak America Senate-house U.S Canada Mexico National Railroad Passenger Corp Roger Lewis Transportation Department House Senate Warren G. Magnuson D-Wash Harley O. Staggers D-W. Va Comptroller General

Harvard Law Student Loses Wig Appeal At Guard Drills

UPI Boston report says judge W Arthur Garrity rejects Bruce Friedman’s bid to wear a short wig during national guard drills. The second year student conceded army rules, noting the wig would meet neatness standards, but officials allow wigs only for baldness or disfigurement. The judge upheld army authority to regulate appearance.

Boston UPI U.S. Supreme Court Harvard Law School Bruce Friedman Army U.S W. Arthur Garrity, Jr

Humphrey Seeks Governors Back In Presidential Bid

Senator Hubert Humphrey arrived in Houston to press Democratic governors for support against Nixon in November. Despite claims he could beat Nixon better than McGovern, delegates will choose the nominee. Governors voiced caution, with backing limited to a few, while Muskie remained a notable alternative.

Houston Hubert Humphrey George McGovern Nixon Humphrey California McGovern

Chicago cocktail trend adds vitamin E capsules

UPI reports Sage's East restaurant in Chicago offers vitamin E capsules served on toothpicks or floating like garnishes in drinks. The party meets novelty with wellness, as patrons may choose capsules as a spicy garnish or beverage accent.

Chicago Sage

Nixon Set for Ireland Visit Again

Dublin sources say President Nixon plans another trip to Ireland, with potential dates this year or next year. Irish-American industrialist John A. Mulcahy, who hosted Nixon in 1970, says he was authorized by press secretary Ron Zeigler to disclose the statement after conflicting reports.

Dublin John A. Mulcahy Nixon Ireland Mulcahy Ron Zeigler Zeigler

Brown Liquid Sparks Debate In Danish Parliament

In Copenhagen socialist MP Holger Viveke drew attention by sipping a glass of brown liquid during a pollution debate. He insisted the tap water was polluted, not whisky, prompting consternation among fellow lawmakers.

Copenhagen UPI Holger Viveke

Humphrey rallies workers in Beverly Hills after California loss

In Los Angeles Hubert Humphrey, amid a cheering crowd at the Beverly Hilton, thanked workers and pledged to stay in the race for the Democratic nomination. He noted a win in other primaries, stayed hopeful for Miami Beach, and dismissed thoughts of quitting or forming a stop McGovern movement.

Los Angeles Hubert H. Humphrey California George Eleanor McGowen Humphrey Beverly Hilton Hotel Ball Hubert Humphrey Miami Beach

Tiger births quintuplets at Aspinall private zoo

Canterbury England UPIs night report says John Aspinall announced the birth of five tiger cubs at his private zoo. All five are thriving, a rare occurrence for a tiger litter and survival.

Canterbury England UPI John Aspinall Aspinall

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