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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1971

Page

14

Hart Calls for Punishing Calley Superiors in My Lai Case

Senator Hart says the Calley superiors should also be punished for My Lai. He warns the nation has become a soulless war maker, citing war casualties and calls for accountability at all levels. He criticizes U S complacency while urging reflection on war ethics.

Framingham Mas Hart D-Mich William L. Calley Calley Montag Lt. Calley Kerner Eisenhower

City Briefs: Weekly story hour at downtown library

A city brief notes a preschool story hour scheduled for Wednesday at 10 30 AM in the downtown public library auditorium. It lists assorted local ads and notices including business promotions and service details with several street addresses and phone numbers.

Public Library

Culver asks Hearings on Railpax Route Review

Rep Brian Culver urges immediate House committee hearings on the Rail Passenger Service Act of 1970 to review Railpax decisions. He cites the planned discontinuance of multiple Iowa routes including Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Dubuque, and routes from Chicago to St Paul, plus the Milwaukee Road cut planned for May 1. He warns about loss of essential Midwest rail service and calls for action.

Gazetti Washington Congress Brian Joh Culver Harley Staggers D-W Railroad Passenger Corp United States Culver Towa Cedar Rapids Waterloo Dubuque Mississippi Chicago St. Paul North Western Clinton Boone Railpax Milwaukee Road Iowa

Zoning Update Urged for Taverns by Cedar Rapids Officials

Cedar Rapids officials discussed creating a tavern zoning designation to give the city council more control over tavern placement and licensing. Proposals consider updating the zoning map and reviewing classifications, with comments stressing immediate action to prevent unwanted tavern locations like those in recent requests.

Cedar Rapids Stewart Shank Shank Don TB. Salyer Salyer Public Improvements Richard Phillips

Knoke Loses Bid to Recover Fraudulently Obtained ADC

Iowa legislative committee rejects Rep George Knokes plan to curb overpayments of Aid to Dependent Children by limiting future payments to the amount fraudulently received. Knoke argues jail or fines deter fraud, but opponents say cuts would hurt families. Committee vote fell short of needed approval. bill would still punish fraud with fines or short jail terms if no collection.

Cedar Rapids Knoke Pottawattamie County Fey Social-Services Department ADC

Tax Chairman Sparks Debate on City Tax Demands

Des Moines AP report notes Sen Roger Shaff contends cities and towns seek half of any state tax rise in a proposed 4 percent sales tax increase. He states the Ways and Means Committee will push tax legislation this week including a bill to replace personal property tax with a dependent business privilege tax and to propose new service taxes.

Des Moines Senate Ways and Means Iowa Roger’ Shaff Ramanche League of Town Municipalities League of Municipalities Shaft League Jefferson High School John Hunt Terry Utt Matt Evans Dan Fuller Greg Cleveland Lance Johnson Ricky Fort Roby Havlicek Tim Jeffrey Mike Chichelly Jim Dehook Keith West Mike Perkins Brian Holmes Mike Menke Wayne _ Anderson Michael Shedenelm Jeff Weasel Dana Ryan Scott Ways and Argo Brad Marling Mark Nington Don Rosburg Monty Slaefen Tom Allison Tors Tharp Kelly Birchett Doug Ken Berdiniski Barrying Richmond David, Dunn Bobland Alan Carlson Steve Services

Ex-Large Vows Free-Cailey Bid

Retired Army Sgt. Robert Cadle plans a campaign to free Lt. William L. Cailey, citing his view that Calley acted on orders. Cadle led a drive that gathered about 100,000 signatures for a review of the case, noting Michael Schwarz’s sentence reduction and early release. Cadle vows renewed effort, aiming to start in Gainesville, Florida, with a plan to press higher authorities.

Beckley W. Vas Army Robert Cadle William L. Cailey Cadle Welrson W. Vi Nixon Calley Schwarz Gainsville Fla Cartey Westmoreland William Westmoreland

Hydrant Water Use Requires City Permission

City officials reminded individuals and companies to obtain permission from the Lie City water department before using water from a fire hydrant. With spring cleaning and construction, hydrants are handy for short water needs but must be pre authorized and a hydrant meter set. City code limits hydrant operation to authorized city employees.

Lie City Water Department Youse Ed Hurrell Water Department

Iraqi General Takriti Assassinated in Kuwait Visit

Iraqi General Har dan Takrili, former vice president and air marshal, was killed by five gunmen in Kuwait while visiting friends. At least three others were wounded. attackers escaped. Takriti, 42, was stripped of medals. The report notes political fallout in Iraq and references scapegoats for the regime.

Kuwait UPI Iraq Hardan Takrili Takiti Takriti Ge!tober Arid Traqi Traq Jordanian'fori

Prayer Bill Spreads Silent Prayer to Classrooms

A Pennsylvania Senate bill proposes allowing school boards to order periods of silent prayer and non religious meditation in classrooms. The measure aims to formalize quiet reflection during the school day and includes guidelines for implementation. It faces debate over church state separation and district autonomy.

Harrisburg Senate

Youth Arrested After Purse Theft Near Third Street

A 16 year old boy was arrested minutes after a purse theft reported by Marjorie Porter at Third Street and Fourth Avenue SE. The suspect fled with $387 in Mexican money, was apprehended near the fire station at Fifth Avenue and First Street SE, and released to parents after processing by youth authorities. The case was referred to the probation office.

Third Street iFourth Avenue Marjorie Porter K Avenue Fifth Avenue First Street

Chandler Seeks Third Term for Kentucky Governor

Frankfort Kentucky AP reports A B Happy Chandler former baseball commissioner and twice governor, age 72, files as an independent for a third term in the statehouse. He is assured a ballot spot in the upcoming November election after losing the Democratic nomination in 1968 and 1969. Governor Louie Nunn cannot succeed himself under Kentucky law.

Frankfort A.B Happy'' Chandler Kentuky

Let Jwanttads Help You Buy Sell or Trade

Classified ad invites readers to use the Jwanttads service for buying selling or trading items with a contact phone number 269-1234 offered for inquiries.

Collision in C R leads to charges for both drivers

In the 1500 block of First Avenue SE on Monday evening two cars collided. James H. Allen Jr. 1975 Second Avenue SE was charged with failure to yield to oncoming traffic. The other driver, Saba Sah , 22, 1786 Fifth Avenue SE, was charged with failure to carry and display a valid Iowa license. Allen’s wife Mary, 49, was treated for a left leg injury. both were released from Mercy hospital. A separate motorcycle crash involving Frank McWeeters, 4620 Avenue NE, occurred Monday afternoon after his bike struck a slower pickup driven by Joe Arenas, with no charges filed. Medical treatment followed.

First Avenue SE James H.allen, Jr Saba Fifth Avenue SE Iowa Allen Sabg Saha Mercy Hospital Mary Frank BR. McWeeters Hzg Avenue Jelin Joe A. Arenas Bie Center Point Road NE Feelers

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