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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
4
Simple guide shows cutting bending and twisting common wire coat hangers into useful gadgets. Gather pliers wire cutters and a bending board or spools to form hooks racks jetter holders and even a hotdog fork.
Senator George McGovern has filed a state district court suit seeking more than $1 million in damages from seven corporations. He accuses them of making illegal contributions totaling $545,000 to Richard Nixon in the 1972 presidential campaign and seeks twice that amount.
The FBI sent two staffers to Disney World Florida to get advice on public tours for the new J Edgar Hoover building. An FBI spokesman said Disney expertise in visuals and crowd flow was sought as up to a million visitors are expected in 1976 for Bicentennial events. Disney World offered the consultation at no charge.
Nine jurors were tentatively selected to hear the Dennis Banks trial as questioning before Judge Marshall Young entered its eighth day. Four jurors were passed for cause and one excused, leaving 34 jurors, the remainder of five panels called for questioning.
West Germany and Brazil advance toward a four billion dollar nuclear package. The agreement covers West German reactors and fuel processing knowhow. U S senators oppose, fearing bomb potential. Chancellor Schmidt denies U S criticism, blaming American firms.
Israeli soldiers killed four Arab guerrillas from Lebanon who slipped through a barbed wire fence on Israel’s northern border early Thursday. One Israeli soldier was wounded in the clash, the military announced.
In Philadelphia on June 26 1775 the Continental Congress urged North Carolina to raise a militia of up to 1000 men to join the American army and be funded by Congress. The ship Albios was sent to Liverpool for illegally importing salt and a box of wine glasses.
A 14 year old boy fell eleven stories from an apartment window in Go wanus Houses and landed on grass between the building and sidewalk. He was listed in fair condition at Long Island College Hospital. His mother Sandra Valderamma and a friend were nearby when the child climbed to a bedroom window and fell. The incident occurred Wednesday in Red Hook.
Sears Roebuck and Co. warns of possible cracks around bolts in yellow rear mounted bicycle child carriers. About 500000 units, stock No. 48523, sold from 1972 to early 1975, were affected and the firm notified the U S Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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