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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1972

Page

22

Indirect Iowa 380 Route Debate Favors Independence Choice

State highway officials compare costs to decide I-380 routes between Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. Independence route, sharing 23.1 miles with freeway 520, costs about 28.6 million versus Palo diagonal at 41.6 million. Critics argue Palo is cheaper, but independence offers double-duty savings and broader state impact for lower overall public outlay.

Cedar Rapids Waterloo State Highway Commission Independence Palo The Highway Commission North South Rum Cedar River Indepen Doubleduty Hokum Iowa

Amnesty for POWs Noted Amid Scapegoat Debate in Washington

In Washington a diverse group pressed for amnesty for American draft dodgers and deserters while urging improved treatment for U S prisoners of war in North Vietnam. The piece argues for international oversight of camps, rejection of prisoner exploitation, and accountability across nations.

North Vietnam Entermripe Agse Vietnam

Merhige Bus Dogma and the Desegregation Debate

A Virginia district judge ruling on racial balance orders Chesterfield County to merge with Henrico and Richmond, prompting duress-filled school board resolutions. The piece surveys busing as a tool for desegregation, cites Life magazine voter sentiments, and weighs political stances from Nixon to McGovern amid a national debate on integration.

William F. Bussley, Jr Chesterfield County Robert R. Merhige United States Richmond Merhige Congress School Board Cheserfield County State Board of Education Henrien Chesterfield Henrico Court of Appeals Fourth Circuit Supreme Court of the United States Life Magazine Nixon Muskie Humphrey Jackson Mills Hartke John Lindsay McGovern Eugene McCarthy McCarthy Lindsay Roy Wilkins NAACP

Artful defense of Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange letter

A reader defends the Kubrick film against the Hempstone review, arguing the movie conveys a warning about violence, societal trends, and government intervention. The letter praises the film as art that exposes moral decay and the danger of totalitarian control, citing its portrayal of violence and parental laxity.

Smith Hempstone Gazette Hempstone Stanley Kubrick Kubrick Alex Hemp- Stone

Palo Residents Call for Local School Vote

A Palo reader appeals to voters to keep and fund a local school system. They question cost motives for busing to Cedar Rapids and urge a bond election to build a new Palo school, citing tax fairness and local input.

Cedar Rapids Palo Pala

Nixon War Policy Opinion Hits Acute Tension

A Harris survey shows 23 percent view Vietnam involvement as near an end while 59 percent still call it big and 21 percent see it as very big. Most expect U.S. engagement to persist past the election, with 70 to 15 percent saying withdrawal will not finish by then. Public impatience over troop withdrawal remains high despite steady removals.

Louis Harrisoh Herris AIS Nixon America U.S Vietnam Hver Americas

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