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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1972
Page
9
The National Academy of Sciences reports fewer than half of 158 OTC drug claims were effective or possibly effective. Of 420 NAS reviews, the FDA holds release pending safety standards as scores of products show limited or uncertain efficacy.
President Chiang Kai-shek's son Chiang Ching-kuo won the Nationalist Chinese premiership by a 381-13 vote with 13 blanks in the legislative Yuan. Dissenters kept anonymous as Taipei splits over his plan to streamline government and promote native Taiwanese in authorities, while the veteran regime remains largely dominated by mainlanders.
The text notes concern over a father figure’s political appeal and possible future deals with Peking or Moscow. It mentions education in Russia, a Russian wife, and Chiang Ching-kuo as Vice-President. It also references K. Yen as defense minister and later vice-president, with Yen resigning the premiership after re-election as vice-president.
Arthur H. Bremer, accused of shooting Gov. George Wallace at a Laurel, Maryland rally, is scheduled to begin state court trial on July 12. He faces a 24 count state indictment, with a federal trial likely not until September. Bond on both charges is set at 200000. Bremer is jailed in Towson under heavy security.
In Orovile California a gunman opened fire in county superior court during a tractor attachment suit. Plaintiffs attorney Perry Farmer died from a head wound while plaintiff Karolyn Garrick and a judge were wounded. Defendant Minard Rutherford was booked on murder and attempted murder charges.
Adel eager attorney general Richard G. Kleindienst volunteers for a lie detector test to refute knowledge of any deal involving International Telegraph and the Republican party. Rutherford brandishes a pistol. a struggle ensues as witnesses describe the shooting and escape into a hallway.
Witnesses describe a shooting scene near Morony in which a pistol discharged during an attack. A bullet struck the forearm of Judge Jean Morony, and a woman named Mrs Garrick was reported in satisfactory condition after treatment and release.
Vice President Agnew, hailed as National Father of the Year, delivered a speech criticizing proponents of the new morality. He argued their theories amount to a cheap justification for doing as one pleases, linking them to Vietnam policy and claiming they misdefine morality. Several fathers of the year were announced in this ceremony as well.
Graduates Dawn Dunmermuth and Laura Reed earned BS degrees cum laude, with sending noted from Colorado Boulder and the College of St. Catherine. Notables include Roger Staubach, Don Severinsen, Ted Brown, Mike Douglas, Vernon E. Jordan and J W Abel recognized in the ceremony.
La Crosse Wis May 9 special to The Gacett Richard Hukill a Mason City man died from injuries after a motorcycle crash on Highway 9 near Lansing on May 5 He reportedly lost control as the bike began shaking fell and struck his head on the pavement He was treated at Waupun hospital and later moved to Lacrosse hospital for further care
Michael Springer of Ellis road NW earned a BS degree May 21 at Valparaiso University in Indiana. Roxanne Johnson of 1992 Johnson Avenue NW will receive a nursing diploma and pin June 4 from Lutheran Hospital of Milwaukee School of Nursing. Anne Marie Kinsey of 720 Staub Court NE graduated Saturday from the College of St. Mary in Omaha with a BS in education.
U S Judge Edward J Mc Manus reinstates a civil suit by Joseph J Piluzza against former Dubuque Police Chief Percy Lucas and others alleging wrongful imprisonment in 1967 and 1988. Piluzza claims 484 days in Florida Madison Penitentiary and seven days in Dubuque jail plus a probation revocation hearing without counsel.
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