Cedar Rapids council sets March hearing on street changes
The Cedar Rapids city council designated March as the date for a public hearing on vacating part of Old Marion Lane. They also approved housing and street actions including zoning changes on Center Point Road and Twenty Second Avenue SW.
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Cedar Rapids council agenda items and regional notes
Oak Hill Jackson Riverbend Improvement Council discusses storm sewer and drainage issues at Eleventh Avenue and Fifth Street. Cedar Rapids Jaycees seek approval to hold the Western Iowa Band Festival parade May 1 7. Skogman Midwest requests meeting on Cedar Hills developments. Charles Igram receives cigarette permit for 2002 First Avenue NE. Easement accepted for storm sewer on Edgewood Road NW. Parker Dam Lake Havasu City Arizona grows as a resort town with London Bridge and a new island for the bridge.
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Second Avenue
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Oak, Hill-Jackson Riverbend
Eleventh Avenue
Fifth Treat
Cedar Rapids
Parker Dam
Colorado River
Head of Bishops Declines Stand On Vatican Tie
The U S Catholic bishops spokesman declined to take a public stand on possible U S Vatican diplomatic ties. President Nixon called for a view during a news conference, but the matter remains under study. Archbishop John Dearden of Detroit issued a brief statement saying it is the responsibility of our bishops to respond in due course.
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National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Government weighs world peace aims in Vatican liaison
A report from The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes a government discussion on whether to pursue representation at the Vatican. The move is tied to shaping policy toward world peace, with a judgment expected on its potential benefits. The decision hinges on current convictions and strategic options.
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Cedar Rapids
Vatican
Meany Urges 16 Year Old Vote in Presidential Reform
Labor leader George Meany urged extending suffrage to 16-year-olds as part of a constitutional amendment for direct popular election of the president. He testified before the House Judiciary Committee advocating reform of the presidential election system.
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George Meany
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House Judiciary Committee
Embezzler Cain Sentenced to Three Years in Brooklyn Court
A Brooklyn teller Robert Cain, 31, received a three year prison term after embezzling $22,000. In nearby rulings, Walter Meadows got 20 weekends in jail and 30 months probation for a larger theft, while Judge Jacob Lish sentenced another teller in a related case. The judge urged continued press support for Cain’s family as they await the newborn.
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