Cedar Rapids Considers Private Financing For Urban Renewal
City officials discuss federal guidance urging private sources for urban renewal funding. HUD official Carl Deters notes Des Moines Waterloo and Sioux City already use private borrowing. Plans mention Cedar Lake and Civic Center projects with borrowings of 250 000 and 300 000 dollars in upcoming months.
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Chicago
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Deter
Des Moines
Waterloo
Sioux City
Deters
Cedar Lake
Civic Center
Donald Gardner
Cedar Rapids
Don Salyer
Urban Renewal Board
Salyer
John Sayers
Peoples Bank ‘and Trust Co
William O’toole
Merchants National Bank
Kenneth Myers
Guaranty Bank and Trust Co
Circulation Push Delays New York Paper Shortage
In New York City the Post and World Journal Tribune faced delivery gaps as the WJT folded and the Post increased its run to 700,000 to cover losses. Newsstands were nearly empty, leaving commuters paperless and dealers scrambling to supply alternatives. Times and Daily News boosted press runs and considered evening editions.
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New York
Park Avenue
Charley
Lexington Avenue
72Nd Street
World Journal Tribune
Post
Grand Central Station
Armonk
N.Y
Ted Matyas
Lewis Blume
Philadelphia
WJT
Helen Stuart
Forest Hills
Queens
Manhattan
World Journal
The
New York Times
Daily News
CIA
George Meany
Central Intelligence Agency
AFL
Afl-Cio
Saturday Evening Post
Thomas Braden
Oceanside
Calif
EU- New York
U.S
Bertrand Russell
Mga
Romney backs peace talks with Viet Cong in Hartford speech
Wisconsin born governor Romney says peace with amnesty could lead to negotiations between South Vietnam and the Viet Cong and urges splitting the Viet Cong from North Vietnam. He warns against unilateral talks and says a Republican White House has better chance to end the war.
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Lansing
Mich
UPI
Johnson Administration
Ernor Romney
Vietnam
Hartford
South Vietnam
Dent
LBJ
Sen
Brooke
R-Mass
NFL
North Vietnam
U.S
White House
Johnson
HCE Vollnter Crimes Ir Bunal
Stockholm
MILAN
Tibor Batki
Yugoslavia
North Carolina Liberalizes Abortion Law Amid Debate
North Carolina lawmakers passed a bill to liberalize the 86 year old abortion statute. The governor cannot veto. The measure allows abortions when the mother’s health is gravely at risk or if substantial risk of defects, rape, or incest is proven. Three physicians must certify, and four month residency applies for emergency cases. Opponents label it legalized murder. supporters push toward modern medical practice. Dial 369-1234 for want ads.
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N.C
North Carolina
Senate
House of Representatives
Colorado
House
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