Indians Claim Protest Win Won't Take Lame Duck Trip
Washington AP reports the Trail of Broken Treaties protesters left the Bureau of Indian Affairs building after a week long occupation. Leaders Russell Means and Dennis Banks claimed victory and predicted a dismantling of the BIA with Indians gaining control over a new agency while funds for transport and damaged property were tallied. An unrelated note says Senator Jack Miller lost re election, altering plans to attend Atlantic Assembly and European trips.
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Turner Gift Adds Grant Wood Works to Cedar Rapids Art Center
John A Turner presents the Turner collection to the Cedar Rapids Art Center expanding their Grant Wood holdings to 120 items. The gift, announced at the board meeting, includes 2 paintings, 28 drawings, 19 prints and related memorabilia, forming the world’s largest Grant Wood collection accessible to the community.
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Rock singer injured in car accident incident
Unclear report notes a rock and roll singer sustaining an accident after a partner allegedly slammed a car door on the musician's hair. Details are fragmentary and names or dates are not provided.
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Seventeen G I Deaths Reported In Vietnam Action
SAIGON UPI seventeen American servicemen were reported killed in action in South Vietnam last week making it the third highest weekly total. Fifteen of the 17 died in the sect 31 helicopter crash southwest of Saigon in what military sources said was possibly a Communist rocket attack. Two civilians also died in the crash. Two Americans died of non hostile causes and two were wounded. The command totals show 45 004 killed in action 803 496 wounded 10289 dead from non hostile causes 1609 missing or captured.
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Nixon Says Four-Year Plan Aims At Self-Reliance
President Nixon, in an interview at San Clemente, outlines a program to trim federal activity, push self-reliance, and pursue leaner government. He foresees reform over four years, emphasis on prudent spending, conservative judges, and continued talks with the Soviets while prioritizing foreign policy, Cuba, and arms control.
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Israel and Syrians in Hot Battle on Golan Heights
United Press International reports a major air and artillery clash on the Golan Heights with heavy fighting between Israel and Syria. Israel claims two Syrian Mig-21s shot down and no Israeli losses. Syria says four Israeli planes and two Syrians were downed. Syria alleges Israeli strikes began the fight, while Israel says its raid targeted Syrian positions used by guerillas. This marks the fiercest exchanges in 27 months of tensions along the cease-fire line.
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Expect New Faces in Cabinet in Nixon shakeup plan
Risen momentum after landslide re election sees Nixon plan a major executive branch shakeup. He convenes aides and cabinet heads at his Florida home to outline a move emphasizing economy and efficiency. Some resignations expected, with Romney, Laird and Hodgson or Kleinerst considering exits. Connally declines posts but remains influential.
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Wellman Pilot Killed in Local Plane Crash
Wellman resident Delmar Yoder owner of Home Gas Co died in a single engine aircraft crash south of the Wellman airport about 10 am Thursday. Authorities said he was alone and appeared to be attempting a landing. The Washington County sheriff's office is investigating.
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Universities Propose Drastic Budget Cuts in Iowa System
Iowa's three state universities proposed drastic cuts in curriculum and hospital care and closed university owned radio stations as Gov. Ray urged priority budgeting. Regents approved the proposals aiming to trim about 27.0 million from 1971 74 budgets and another 27.9 million from 1974 75. Cuts target ISU UNI Iowa and Colleges including closing Oakdale sanatorium and reducing patient care.
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McGovern Heads to Virgin Islands for Rest After Campaign
Washington UPI George McGovern left for the Virgin Islands on Thursday to unwind after a grueling campaign for president. After a month of Secret Service chaperoning and charter flights, he and Mrs. McGovern queued to buy a San Juan ticket, then planned a trip to St. Croix aboard a charter flight arranged by Henry Kimelman. A few Secret Service agents joined them. McGovern remained under protection at the airport.
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