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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1972

Page

41

Airport Not Subsidized Says Cedar Rapids Forum Letter

A Cedar Rapids People's Forum letter rebuts claims that Municipal airport subsidies air travel through taxes. It notes the 1971 airport income of 351,622 with 323,700 in operating outlay, leaving a 27,000 profit and no property tax support. It stresses federal and municipal investment supports a vital public service and urges accuracy to protect growth.

People’s Forum Cedar Rapid Cedar Rapids United Ozark Wathan Cedar

Uniform state building code eyed to curb housing costs

The article notes runaway housing prices blamed on higher land lumber and borrowing costs plus many outdated local codes. It reports a bill advancing in the state legislature to create a state building commissioner to draft a uniform code that communities may voluntarily adopt, with HUD incentives tied to modernized standards.

Fortune Magazine Walter McQuade United States Budd Co Continental Motors Borg-Warner Fisher Body Towa House Senate Office of State Building Commissioner U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Romney HUD

Panic Sensed Downfall for Muskie Headed for Florida

The report analyzes Edmund S Muskie s Florida attack on George Wallace and the party s mood. It notes a wavering Muskie bandwagon and Wallace rift threatening Democratic unity. It suggests Wallace could reach Miami Beach with over 200 delegates while Muskie s position weakens prompting some backers to consider leaving.

Ashington Edmund S. Muskie Florida George Wallace Muskie Wallace Miami Beach Iall Syndicate

Wallace on busing triggers sober meditation in Buckley column

William F Buckley Jr analyzes George Wallace and the forced busing controversy noting Wallace’s stance as a segregationist cloaked in states rights while critiquing federal busing policies. He cites Nathan Glazer in Commentary as illustrating the chaos and legal flaws in the de facto de jure segregation distinction. The piece argues for measured, clear positions in a fraught national debate.

William F. Buckley, Jr Erorce Wallace Rand Commentary Magazine Nathan Glazer American Jewish Committee George Wallace

Subsidy Debate Rages Over Airport Bond Referendum

In a heated local dispute, 1200 residents petitioned to halt a proposed airport maintenance bond, pushing the issue to a public referendum. The letter-writers criticize government subsidies for transportation, compare rail and air service, and urge revenue restraint while noting railroads’ past subsidies and tax contributions.

Wallace Sees Himself As Disrupter In South Folk Hero

Wallace, despite winning Florida's 1972 presidential primary, faces mixed national regard. Harris polls show many see him as extremist or racist, with a sharp North South split on race relations, law and order, and school busing. In the South he is a folk hero, while the rest of the nation doubts his viability as a national candidate.

John Lindsay Muskie George Romney Jackson John Ashbrook Humphrey Wallace Hubert Humphrey Commentary Magazine South Louis Harris George Wallace Alabama Florida Narion Shosé Itis Barner Deep South Chicago Tribune New York Hews Syndicate Telle Ife Ian Integ Ani

Humphrey Might Overtake Muskie in Democratic Race

In the Florida second primary the Democratic contest shifted dramatically. Wallace widens division while Humphrey rises to a strong second, Muskie sinks to about 9 percent, and no clear front-runner remains for the remaining primaries. Analysts foresee Nixon and Humphrey as long-range winners.

Lace Muskie Humphrey Jackson Lindsay McGovern New Hampshire Florida Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey Nixon Ashbrook McCloskey Las Anasies Tirnae Syrticate

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