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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1973

Page

22

Hughes Refuses To Decide On 1974 Senate Bid

Iowa's Sen. Harold Hughes says he will not speculate on facing Gov. Robert Ray in 1974 and has not decided whether to seek a second term. He notes possible strength next year and that aides expect a fall determination. He spoke to Jewish citizens and discussed Middle East safeguards after missile shootdowns.

Jerry Marsener DES Moines UPI Harold Hughes D-Iown Robert Ray Hughes Senate Towa Tate Lism Iowa Nixon

Battle of Wounded Knee recounted by Waterloo woman

Mrs. John Victor Johnson of Waterloo recalls first hand accounts of the 1890 Battle of Wounded Knee. She says the story differs from popular versions, arguing the conflict followed Indian attacks on settlers and homesteaders. Her father Charlie Bailey moved to South Dakota for a new homestead and relief from asthma.

Frank Weachert Waterloo Wounded Knee M.D John Victor Johnson Battle of Seventh Cavalry Charlie Bailey Custer County Buffalo Gap South Dakota Johnson

Wounded Knee raids inform homestead family memories

Mrs. Johnson recounts settler accounts of Wounded Knee raids with her father, a post office agent. She recalls burning threats, a rescued Indian boy warning white families, and how soldiers disarmed and fired on the village, killing warriors, women, and children. She still holds the land grant to her father’s homestead.

Johnson

Removal of Common Market barriers to exports urged

Representative Culver urged removal of European Community barriers to American agricultural exports. He announced joint hearings by the House foreign policy subcommittee and the subcommittee on Europe on March 28 to craft trade policies, citing EU import charges and subsidies that raise prices for rivals. Lead witness will be J Robert Schachzel.

Dorothy Willams Washington John C. Culver Cedar Rapids Culver Congress Plaunge United States Agricul Ray Jack Miller Pers. Sonate Post Dick Clark Iowa Hawkeye Union J. Robert Schachzel U.S

USC Bands To Visit Five High Schools

Upper Town college jazz and concert bands will tour five eastern towns Wednesday and Thursday, performing at West Central Maynard Tilord junior high Vinton’s Iowa Braille and Sight Sav ing union Whitten Union Tama Traer. They return for a campus concert Sunday evening March 25 at 8 p m in C Colegrove auditorium.

C. P. Colegrove Culver

No Serious Flooding Seen In Minnesota Region

Meteorologist Joseph Strub of the National Weather Service says serious flooding won’t threaten Towa this year. He notes winter snows have already melted and that a later rise in the Mississippi upstream from Fort Riley, Minnesota, won’t cause problems.

Minneapolis Towa Joseph Strub National Weather Service Mississippi River Fort Riley Minn Strub

Three Youths Hurt in Highway 13 Crash Near Strawberry Point

David Nading 19 of Strawberry Point drove south on Highway 13 when he lost control on a curve and struck a guard rail. Passengers Kenny Dhrerks of Arlington and Ronald Gericks of Strawberry Point suffered cuts and bruises. Nading was treated, released, and charged with failure to travel control by the Clayton County sheriff's department.

Strawberry Point David Nading Kenny Dhrerks Arlington Ronald Gericks Nading Clayton County

Vinton Firemen Respond Twice Within An Hour

Vinton firemen faced two blazes Sunday afternoon. At 4:30 p.m. five trucks joined a mutual aid call to Garrison where a house owned by Mrs. Flickinger burned near a central furnace. A later 5:10 p.m. call sent a tanker and Vinton crew to a burning pickup four miles west of town on Highway 218. Losses were about 2000 dollars from the house fire and 6000 dollars from the pickup and its contents.

Speciel Garett Vinton — Vinton F Garrison Iater Harry Flickinger Vinton Highway 218 Howard Winebrenner Iowa City Winebrenner Minnesota

Mexico Trip Highlights Silliman Student Abroad

Mt Vernon Anna Silli man daughter of Mr and Airs Charles B Silliman will join 18 other students in a Spanish language study program at Cuernavaca Mexico from March 27 to June 1 as a freshman from unas college Richmond The passage notes a separate 10 years ago navy constellation flight with 14 aboard over the Pacific and a landing with two engines out and 13 minutes of fuel remaining.

Mexico MT. Vernon Anna Silliman Airs Charles B. Silliman Vernon Cuernavaca Unas College Richmond Pacific

Heavy Loss in Fire at Ankeny

A state fire marshal investigated a weekend blaze that heavily damaged the Denniston-Parridge Lumber Co. building in Ankeny. Company manager and 56 injuries were reported after he jumped from a bedroom window. The fire, the second major Ankeny blaze in a month, also drew aid from nearby units. Norma Summers, 50, was found dead in her apartment entrance area during the Keokuk fire response.

Ankeny Denniston-Parridge Lumber Co Keokurk UPI Keokuk Saylor Tim Norma Tay Fontana Francis Hardy

Equal Time: Conservation Plans Reviewed in Detail

G F Schnepf chief of the Town conservation commission planning division requests equal time to answer comments by George Wilson on state planning help. Schnepf says state staff now includes planners with outdoor recreation training and reviews county and municipal plans before adoption to suggest improvements. He notes three staffers handle planning, aims to expand regional planning to coordinate park and recreation areas with federal funding for counties and cities. There are 32 regional planning agencies, and regionalization could eligibility for federal aid without duplicative local plans.

ES Moines G. F. Schnepf Town Conservation Commission George Wilson Des Moines Wilson Polk County Conservation Commission State Commission Schnep Schnepf Iowa

Crime Defense Fund Bill Filed By Rep Jordan Des Moines

In Des Moines Rep James Jordan proposes a state criminal defense fund to pay court appointed attorneys or public defenders. The fund would be managed by the state supreme court clerk, financed by legislative appropriations, with counties able to donate funds. The bill caps the defender’s salary at the county attorney level. Jordan also sponsors a price display bill for Iowa pharmacies to show unit prices or provide access to a public list.

Rep Jordan Public Defender Towa Pharmacies

Arizona Land Firm Files for Bankruptcy

Des Moines reports Lake Havasu Estates an Arizona land sales firm filed for bankruptcy in Phoenix. Officials say at least 100 Iowans invested about $700000, with creditors possibly up to 11000 people and claims as high as $10 million. The firm faced federal indictments for mail fraud misrepresentation and failure to register fees and provide proper ty records. The town attorney general consumer fraud division will aid Iowans seeking refunds.

Arizona DES Moines API Lake Havasu Estates Phoenix Douglas Carlson Town Attorney General

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