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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
6
The American Bar Association releases a final draft of a revised judicial conduct code limiting political and business activities by judges. It tightens campaign fundraising rules, forbids political endorsements, and restricts outside roles to protect independence.
The American Bar Association revises the code to require judges to publicly disclose compensation and reassess affiliations with civic groups. It bans fundraising solicitations using official prestige and urges ongoing review of charitable ties, with standards to be adopted nationally by state and federal judiciary bodies.
A 15 year old boy in Gloucester New Jersey was in critical condition after leaping from a 27 foot expressway overpass and crashing through the windshield of a refuse truck. Police said the youth suffered multiple cuts and possible head and spinal injuries and tests indicated narcotics influence.
The USWA asks Congress for stronger mine safety rules and shift of enforcement from the Bureau of Mines to the labor department. The resolution condemns negligence and malfeasance linked to the May 2 Kellogg Idaho silver mine disaster that killed 91 Sunshine Mining Co. miners who were USWA members.
The Cedar Rapids Community School Board scheduled a special meeting for June 29 at 4 p.m. at the Educational Service Center to approve bills for the current fiscal year. In other business, the board awarded two insurance contracts for 1972-73, including travel accident coverage from Mutual of Omaha and life plus AD&D coverage from Northwestern National Life. Net district premium estimated at $56,695. Leaves were granted to Charlotte Benedict, Morgan Benedict, Janet Spoerl, and Karen Zeman. resignations accepted from multiple staff. numerous appointments listed. extended leave to William Wild.
Rhodesia's white minority government banned political parties from receiving outside funding to curb the African National Council. Observers see the move as a preliminary step toward outlawing the group.
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