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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1975

Page

4

Turner Opposes Broad Iowa Criminal Code Overhaul

Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner urged piecemeal changes to the criminal code calling the Senate bill soft on crime. He warned it would be folly to discard the code and questioned supporters for lacking justification.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Richard Turner Turner House Judiciary Committee Senate Ses Sion Greyhound Gordon Allen Iowa Civil Liberties Union Allen

Early graduation approved for 32 Independence seniors

Independence Community school board approved early graduation for 32 of the 1976 graduating class of 186 seniors after applications were screened and approved pending completion of the first semester. January graduates will be invited to May commencement.

Independence Independence Community School Board

Iowa liquor revenues shared with cities and counties

Iowa will post signs in all 207 liquor stores showing how much money city and county governments received from liquor profits last year. Signage will also go to city clerks in the 800 communities without stores for posting.

Des Moines UPI State Beer and Liquor Control Department Rolland Gallagher Gallagher

Stanley church women elect officers for 1976

The Stanley United Methodist Church women elected officers for 1976 with Mrs Ronald March as president, Mrs Lee Drevelow as vice president, Mrs Mildred DeSotel as treasurer, and Mrs Henry Byerly as secretary.

Stanley Stanley United Methodist Church Ronald March Lee Drevelow Mildred DeSotel Henry Byerly

Iowa City Youth Orchestra Opens 1975 76 Concert Season

The Iowa City Youth Orchestra, a 60 member group from the Iowa City area, starts its 1975-76 season with a 3 p.m. Sunday recital in Clapp hall. Tickets are available at the door or in advance from orchestra members.

Iowa City Clapp

Older Soldier: Country Is Worth Fighting For

An 82 year old Danish immigrant and World War I veteran recounts his hospital stay in a French town on Armistice Day 1918. He recalls the cease fire, booted celebrations with fellow soldiers, and his enduring belief that America is worth fighting for. He became a U.S. citizen after the war and reflects on his service and patriotism.

Knud Olsen Marshalltown UPI America Europe Olsen Iowa Veterans Home Archduke Ferdinand France 82Nd Denmark Navy

Third Viet family arrives at Monona

A third Vietnamese refugee family arrives in Monona. The family includes Tran Van Bo and his wife, their 2-year-old daughter, and Bo's 10-year-old younger brother. They are sponsored by St. Patrick's Catholic church and live with the Hoang Thai Phuong family east of Monona.

Monona Tran van Bo St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Hoang Thai Phuong

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