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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
14
The Marion bicentennial committee schedules a July variety show Swamp Fox Revue at Linm-Miar high school auditorium to honor Francis Marion. Admission for students is 25 cents and adults 50 cents, with multiple community events and rehearsals announced through July 10.
Beirut witnessed renewed heavy fighting after a convoy carrying some 200 foreigners including 20 Americans departed for Syria. Despite a United Nations backed truce and Arab League mediation, fire scattered across Moslem and Christian districts as evacuees, meanwhile, faced delays and new safeguards as the convoy moved toward safer routes.
The justice department investigates at least 20 FBI agents over burglaries allegedly carried out in the last five years. The Los Angeles Times reports the burglaries targeted extremist groups and individuals, mainly in the New York City area, with some tied to actions after Hoover era antiviolence efforts.
Washington reports the House approved an 8 percent pension increase for veterans and survivors, with a companion bill proposing interim and per service increases. The Times notes ongoing probe concerns about potential grand jury actions and interrogation rights.
The White House extends Fourth of July weekend visiting hours. The mansion will open to the public from 1 am until pm on Saturday July 3 and will be open all day on Monday July. The White House is typically closed on Tuesday for housekeeping.
A misspelled, error-filled piece discusses acne treatment, endorsing over the counter products with ingredients like benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid. It mixes medical tips with odd anecdotes and a Q&A style note attributed to Dr. Neil Salomon, urging readers to consult a doctor for medical problems.
Public legal notice from the County of Cin Iowa referencing the estate of Miles Saini and related probate actions. Notification details include a hearing in the district court, appointment of an executor, and deadlines for creditors to present claims. The document cites dates in 1976 and lists involved parties and required filings for probate administration.
Washington AP report says Democratic leaders named Rep. Frank Thompson to chair the House Administration Committee replacing Wayne Hays. A three Democrat task force urged stripping the panel of its allowances authority and returning it to the full House, while requiring the Speaker appoint all Democratic members of the administration committee to oversee contracts.
The Senate approved a five year base treaty with Spain by a vote of 84 to 1. The pact provides a $2.2 billion package of loans and grants to support democratic reforms under King Juan Carlos. Critics note the agreement preserves U.S. bases in Spain amid the transition away from Franco era rule.
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