Ford Ready To Accept Butz Resignation Amid Racist Remarks
President Ford weighs accepting Secretary Earl Butz resignation as controversy over racist remarks widens. Aides say decision could come by early next week after a severe reprimand and canceled campaign appearance in Toledo. Republicans and Democrats urge action while Carter condemns the comments.
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Eastern Iowa’s Leading Daily In Print On Sunday
The morning edition of a regional daily newspaper highlights ongoing local news coverage across communities in eastern Iowa. Readers see reporting on government, society, and regional events with a focus on timely updates and community relevance.
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Carter Pledges ERA Support in Campaign Rally
Carter told a Chevy Chase audience he would push ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment and back a comprehensive child care program stronger anti discrimination enforcement and broader civil service hiring for women. Ford defended church property tax opposition amid Butz controversy and prepared for a debate with Carter. Gallup cautioned about polling methods, noting Carter leads Ford but may shift with fuller results.
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Marion Man Admits He Printed Bumper Stickers
A Marion man who printed political bumper stickers reading Vote for Blouin Riley is a Lawyer says he may make more. He claims he wants the public to know he is not responsible for the stickers or the candidates and opposes Ri ley's ethics in a courtroom.
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Cedar Rapids district and Kirkwood offer OAK a reentry program
The Cedar Rapids Community School District joins Kirkwood Community College in the OAK a program to bring high school dropouts back to class. It requires dedicated effort from staff and students.
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Two Year Ford Congress Fight Drawn Amid Party Clash
The 94th Congress and President Ford battled over spending cuts and social programs, ending in a drawn outcome. The session was productive in votes and bills but lacked landmark laws, with notable leadership retirements, scandals, rule changes, and openness reforms shaping the two year period.
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