I-380 alternate routes scrutinized by Iowa officials
Iowa officials released traffic estimates for seven I-380 alternatives. The Palo route would require fewer land severances and cost about 7 million dollars for land, while the Independence dogleg would affect 86 parcels and cost about 6.8 million. Local lawmakers voiced support for Palo, with balanced views from others and questions about mileage reallocation and future extensions.
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Cedar Rapids
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Vinton Area
Mossman
Commission
Palo
Independence
Highway Commission
Independence route seen to carry more traffic than Pale diagonal
A Waterloo delegation including Mayor Lloyd Turner attended the Vinton meeting but Turner did not speak, saying the city would present its case at the Waterloo gathering. Highway officials emphasized the meetings are for information gathering and not a popular referendum, and asked speakers to limit to one session.
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Paul Egge
Vinton
Independence
Indepotee
Waterloo
Egge
Tilford Junior High School
Highway Commission
Lloyd Turner
Turner
Commission
Raid on Ramona Food plant called put-up job
Washington AP The head of INS agreed with Senator Bennett that the October raid on Ramona Food Products in Gardena California was a put-up job. 36 illegal aliens were found among about 300 workers at the plant during the Oct 5 operation.
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Washington
Immigration Service
Romano Ranuelos
California
Raymond Farrell
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Senate Finance Committee
Nixon
Banuelos
U.S
Ramona Food Products
Gardena
Calif
Bennett
Utah
Banuelos Company
Los Angeles District
George Rosenberg
New Channel for Dissent in Foreign Service Directive
State Department announces a directive creating a formal mechanism to express dissent. Secretary Rogers issued a cable on November 4 directing posts to bring dissenting opinions to high level officials. Spokesman Charles Bray notes Christmas gifting appears in Want Ads.
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Washington
State Department
Foreign Service
Secretary of State
Rogers
Charles Bray
Telegram route opens to high officials on policy dissent
A provision now allows any foreign service officer who disagrees with policy to send a telegram to the department, where it will be viewed by the highest officials involved.
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