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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1972

Page

10

Cedar Rapids City Council Adopts Zoning and Budget Measures

Cedar Rapids city council met Wednesday with Mayor Donald Carey and commissioners approving ordinances for elderly water rate exemptions and rezoning along C Street SW and avenue areas. They also set first readings for several property rezoning requests, approved permanent zoning for Havlik, Lazenby, and Midwest Development, released subdivision bonds, transferred funds, and granted multiple liquor, beer, and parade permits. Public safety and urban renewal actions included claims releases, utility relocations with the state highway commission, and project approvals for Fourth Street Parkade and Oak Hill demolition.

Cedar Rapids Donald Carey Harold Schaefer Richard Phillips Stan Reinis C Street Twenty -Second Avenue City of Cedar: Rapids Avenue NW Jacolyn Drive Roy Irma C. Bindler Richard and Alicia Havlik Blairs Ferry Road Lazenby Bjornson

Murphy calls for federal meat checks to back Iowa consumer protection

Democratic candidate James L. Murphy of Runnells urged at the Tri-College Mock Democratic convention that Iowa establish an independent non political agency for consumer protection, separable from the agriculture department. He argued federal inspection should cover slaughterhouses and processing plants to free the state department to better serve farmers and boost consumer protection.

Dubuque State Department of Agriculture James L. Murphy Runnells Iowa Tri-College Agriculture Department Murphy Hat Hawa Lowa

Admiral Rescinds Petty Officer Duty Order

NORFOLK VA AP Adm Elmo Zumwalt rescinded his Oct 13 1970 order that assigned shipboard senior petty officers to officer of the deck and quarterdeck watches amid complaints they were burdened with work. Atlantic fleet spokesman said the policy varied by location causing problems among senior petty officers. A Norfolk chief petty officer said the crew bore the workload while officers avoided watches.

Norfolk Elmo R. Zumwalt Zumwalt Naval Operations Atlantic Fleet Headquarters

Bicycles Ticketed In Seattle By Police

Officer George Herr issues bicycle offense tickets to youths to foster safe driving habits. Carl Nelson twelve was cited for speeding through a stop sign, with a ten dollar bail and juvenile court. Also noted: John Foster Dulles, once a top Republican foreign policy adviser, ended ties with the Truman administration.

Seattle UPS George Herr Carl Nelson Yepurt John Foster Dulles Truman

Youth influence on political system questioned by Dick Clark

Dick Clark, 42, a Democratic nominee hopeful for U S Senate, told a Laras college mock Democratic convention that youth participation can shape policy. He cited rising youth political action from 1965 to 1968 as proof leaders shifted on Vietnam War amid moral indignation.

Dubuque Dick Clark United States Laras College Clark Marion

Ping and Pong Panda Names Diplomacy Bear Pair

Senator Frank E. Moss of Utah proposed naming the Chinese pandas Ping and Pong as a simple, memorable gesture reflecting 50 years of U S Chinese relations. The idea came from Ogden resident Mrs H G Denkers and was sent to the White House.

Washington Sen Frank E. Moss Utah Democrat Ogden Utah H.G. Denkers White House Moss

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Cedarcrest Heights Northbrook Harlan E. Schmidt Cedar Lake Iowa Highway Commission Towa Highway Commission J. C. White Excavating Co Oak Hill George Haddy First Avenue Sixth Street Deborah J. Kuepll Kagith Street Sixth Avenue Kurt W. Wirefield Fourteenth Avenue Robert Duane Dustin Second Avenue Twelfth Street el Kahir Modern and Puth Fourth Street Lucky Stores, Inc May’s Wagle Me Too, Inc J Street Dale W. Everell Center Point Nelson's Grocery and Meals B Avenue Robert D. Justin Harald J. White Toby Hoover Edgewood Road Thirty-third Avenue Bert Coleman City Water Department Cablecom General, Inc Denver Colo Cedar Rapids Container and Supply Co Keith Georgene Stapleton B-T Twelfth Avenue St Jeanne Jares Charles Schillig Donald L. Schulte Police Department Billiken Verona Amits Gricaps Tritime Wworlatghe Retensea Dacron Wrothers Sundale Plaza Lindale Plaza Famous Younkers
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