Ford Says Congress Hinders Peace Bid Abroad
President Ford blamed congressional refusal to fund Indo China aid for undermining U S peace efforts in the Middle East. He warned of increased war risk and said Israel could have avoided tension if it had shown flexibility. The remarks came in a Hearst Newspapers exclusive interview conducted before King Faisal’s assassination.
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Marion Independent Plans Razing Two Properties
Marion Independent board approved razing two houses on Fifth Avenue properties to create recreational spaces awaiting funding. Plans include paving one lot for student play and converting the other into a tennis court, with long term aims and prior actions noted by Supt. Clark Stevens.
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Linn-Mar Board Reviews Facility Needs Priority
Linn-Mar district board members at a Thursday work session rated facility needs for prioritization. Items include a cross campus sidewalk and pedestrian bridge, window replacement, heating plant upgrades, Main Elementary improvements, parking and bus facilities, campus roadways, site grading, high school science spaces, and remodels at the high school as part of a roughly $600 000 estimated cost.
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Sunday Presentation at Squaw Creek Baptist Church
Squaw Creek Baptist Church presents Christ In the Passover this Sunday at 10 16 at Wilkins Elementary School. Zvaretsky of Jews for Jesus will discuss symbolic meanings of Passover items with displays. He is a Redlands University graduate with an MA in speech pathology and has worked in drug abuse programs and emotionally disturbed children centers. The Rev Kermit Jelmeland invites the public. no admission charge.
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Jaycee Egg Hunt Canceled by Bad Weather
The Marior Jaycees Easter egg hunt at Thomas Park was canceled due to wet ground. Children may collect candy at the Jaycees headquarters 10704 Seventh Avenue from 9:31 AM to noon, with leftovers donated to charities. Attendance has been high in past years.
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Ford to Nominate Hathaway for Interior Secretary
President Ford is expected to nominate Stanley Hathaway for interior secretary. Hathaway, former governor of Wyoming, is described as an advocate of industrial growth. The shuffle also places Bowers Morton in a role as energy adviser and likely secretary in another area.
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FBI Captures One of Top Ten Fugitives in Philadelphia
Susan Edith Saxe one of the FBI Ten Most Wanted fugitives was arrested Thursday in downtown Philadelphia. She had been sought since 1970 on charges of interstate flight to avoid prosecution for the murder of a Boston police officer after a bank robbery.
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Douglas Blocks Anti-Trust Suit Against Networks
Supreme Court Justice William Douglas ordered a temporary stay in a government antitrust action against three major television networks. The networks appeal a Los Angeles ruling by U.S. District Judge Robert Kelleher, who dismissed the earlier suit without prejudice, keeping the door open for a refiled case.
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Soviet Satellite Inter-Cosmon 13 Launched by MOSCOW
AP reports Moscow launched an unmanned earth satellite named Inter-Cosmon 13 as part of a joint Soviet Bloc space research program with other nations. The launch was reported Friday by Tass.
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Kirkwood Faculty Assn Seeks Bargaining Rights
Kirkwood Community College faculty group files with the Public Employment Relations board to form a bargaining unit and elect a representative. The union and college aim to reach agreement on who is included within ten days, with hearings possible if no accord is reached.
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Portugal Outlaws Maoist Party Ahead of April 25 Elections
Lisbon AP state outlawed Maoist party and imposed eight year prison terms and fines up to four thousand dollars for anyone interfering with the April 25 constitutional assembly elections.
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Nature Center Plans Public Night Hike
Indian Creek Nature Center presents its first public night hike of the year on Friday evening April 4 from 7 00 to 6 40. The hike starts at Nature Center headquarters Otis and Bertran roads Cedar Rapids and uses flashlight sources. Participants will observe nocturnal forest life with guidance from the director and interpreters while a silent listening period is offered at mid hike. The 50 cent fee applies to non members. members attend free.
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OREO Spring Tour Schedule Announced
Kirkwood Community College hosts a multi tour program by OREO, with Tuesday morning sessions from First Presbyterian Church. Tours cover courthouse, hospital, churches, college, and community sites through June, capped by a bowling trip and garden visits.
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Jefferson senior earns trip to national forensics contest
Len Frendle, a senior at Jefferson, won a first place in dramatic meting and a first in poetry at the AIC Town Finals in Iowa City. He earned a trip to the national forensics tourmanent. Other Jefferson finalists included Robyn Loss Terri Powers Daan Wilson.
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Public Hearing Notice for City Street Realignment
The Cedar Rapids city clerk publishes a notice of a public hearing on March 28 1975 about a street realignment and project plan. It mentions specific blocks and avenues, a proposed order to pursue state or federal funding, and a possible adjournment date. It lists involved officials and the meeting location and time.
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Notice of Public Hearing on Property Sale
Public notice announces a hearing on the sale of property Block 4 Iolowi Second Aas. The measure involves a specific property and scheduled actions with dates and officials listed in the notice.
Fragmentary Notes on Legal Objections and Hearings
A jumble of OCR text mentions objections and a hearing related to a case or person, with scattered references to Me written objections, a vet, and names like Putin and Zeb. The fragmentary passage lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to establish a coherent report.
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Public Hearing Notice Published in Cedar Worlds Gavel
Hearing notice dated the 24th day of August appears in The Cedar Worlds Gavel. The document discusses a public hearing and lists involved parties and potential objections or compliance steps.
Notice to Didders for Linn County Sale of Real Estate
Notice to bidders announces a sale of real estate in Linn County. Officials outline bid procedures and requirements including materials and forms to be submitted by prospective bidders. The notice cites the authority of the county commission and specifies evaluation criteria and deadlines for submitting bids.
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Muddled OCR Fragment Highlights Local Names and Places
The readable bits mention Geary, Ancor, ARNE Paulenore, and Mori with dates and locations that hint at a civic or business context. Names appear garbled, but multiple proper nouns suggest a regional setting and possible notices or notices of public interest.
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Incorporation Notice Amid Corporate Logo and Signatures
A garbled notice appears to describe incorporation of a company tied to legal filings at a Wyoming address. References to a business name, agents, and corporate entities are partially visible though unclear. The fragment hints at formal filings with a secretary of state and a registered agent in a corporate records section.
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