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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1971

Page

4

44 GI Dead In Combat: 434 Wounded In Action

UPI report says 44 Americans killed in combat last week, 434 wounded the highest in five months. The Indo China war toll through Jan 1964 totals 44,631 dead and 296,678 wounded. Heavy fighting in Sepone area with tanks and air strikes and several American helicopter losses amid fog and rain.

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Four More Named To Key State Jobs In Iowa

DES MOINES Four more appointments were sent to the Iowa senate for confirmation by Gov Ray. Iowes M Busker a Sioux City businessman and Manejo Van Nostrand of Des Moines were named to the Iowa commerce commission. Dr Merwin Dougal of Iowa State University Ames and Leslie Klink a Elkader farmer were named to the Iowa Natural Resources Council. Busker and Van Nostrand would join two Republican highway commissioners named earlier this week to form a four year four year term if confirmed.

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Nixon Urges Reform of Courts and Prisons

President Nixon urged sweeping reform of courts and prisons to speed trials and curb crime. He opposed live courtroom television and supported paraprofessionals under attorney supervision to handle administrative matters, aiming to free judges for core duties and reduce backlogs.

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Both Houses Approve Tax Freeze Bill

The Iowa legislature moved a proposed property tax freeze for school funding toward final passage. Senate and House approved compromise versions by wide margins and sent the measure to Gov. Ray, who is expected to sign. The bill freezes property tax, state aid, and income tax revenue for districts at current levels and allows limited growth for special education programs.

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Probe Urged on Oil Accusation

Rep. Willian Anderson calls for a congressional investigation into allegations that oil interests aim to keep the nation in the Vietnam War to secure Southeast Asian oil deposits. He cites magazine articles suggesting U.S. air companies could reap billions in profits.

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Chuckle Women Enter Two Classes in Modern Split

A humorous note suggests women are divided into two groups today those who distrust husbands and those who have none. The quip echoes a parenthetical flourish and a playful voice typical of light social commentary.

Three Britons Slain in Belfast Pub Shooting

In Belfast six gunmen said to be IRA. three British soldiers were shot in the back after drinking at a Ligaulel pub. Names include Fusilier John McCaig 17, his brother Joseph 18, and Fusilier Donald McCaughey 23. The deaths raise this year’s British soldier fatalities to six.

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Approve 18 Year Old Vote in All Elections

The Senate swiftly approved a constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 18 in state local and federal elections. If House approval follows, the measure moves to the states for ratification requiring 38 states. it would end the dual age system and align with the 1972 trend expanding suffrage to young adults.

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My Lai Command Concern Told By US D

Testimony in Lt. William Calley court martial revealed higher commands worried about civilian deaths during the My Lai operation begun March 6, 1968. Col. Henderson testified Maj. Gen. Westmoreland commended troops after the mission. Calley faces possible death, life, or manslaughter penalties depending on the verdict.

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Belt tightening urged as Iowa budget cuts loom

Gov. Ray outlined a revised biennial budget with about 16.9 million in cuts and shifts in revenue. The plan relies on trimmed university salaries, sales tax changes, and a three cent cigarette tax increase, with hoped income tax reform facing GOP resistance and possible sales tax boosts from 3 to 4 percent.

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Whitney Young Dies While Swimming Off Lagos Beach

Whitney M. Young executive director of the Urban League collapsed in strong surf while swimming at Lighthouse beach during a Ford Foundation African American dialogs session. He was pulled from the water by Ramsey Clark and others and received treatment. Young, 49, became Urban League head on October 1, 1961, and was a prominent civil rights leader born in Kentucky.

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