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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1975
Page
5
TV schedule fragment lists programs across channels with titles like Bewitched and The Andy Griffith Show. It includes times for morning and afternoon blocks, a mix of soap, comedy, drama, and sports segments, plus noted public affairs and local news.
A UNA report on a 1045 mile Hanoi to Saigon railway plan cites construction and repair of bridges culverts and stations with a hue of national progress. Separately a kidnapping case in an adjoining scene involves a distressed woman called Miss Coyle as police seek leads and a tense siege unfolds.
Washington reports that President Ford will undertake a four day visit to Beijing with no frills and a businesslike approach. The itinerary includes stops in the Philippines and Indonesia on the return. China fears detente with the Soviet Union could threaten its security amid shifts in U S defense leadership and personnel changes.
Officials from Alyeska Pipeline Service Co report the Trans Alaska pipeline is 50 percent complete. The halfway point on the pipeline section reached Oct 26, about a week ahead of schedule. The 319.6 mile major goal of 1978 marks progress toward completion in late 1976 with pump stations and terminals ready in 1977.
A reader asks about investing an elderly uncle's $158000 held in several banks while a will benefits his siblings' children. The columnist declines to advise without full details, suggests high grade bonds for an elder, and notes tax and estate considerations. Other letters discuss retirement timing, stock mixing, and cautious investment plans with emergency savings and gradual stock exposure.
Rep. Grassley says New York City payroll figures from the Congressional Budget Office show 1974 employment at 817.1 per 10,000 population, far higher than claimed. Baltimore 434.1, Newark 491.1, Boston 378, San Francisco 5?1, Chicago 140 per 4,000 population, per Congressional Record remarks.
Grand Master of Masons says expulsion proceedings against Rep. Wilbur Mills are not complete. Lee Overstreet of Texarkana declines to say if Mills faces expulsion, promising a settlement likely by year’s end. Syndicated columnist Jack Anderson cited Mills troubles with drinking and a stripper affair. Masonry held a trial in Kensett, Arkansas, but the outcome remains undisclosed.
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