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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1972
Page
4
A fragmented report indicates Mills warns of a 1973 tax increase tied to federal policy. The speech or remarks were delivered in a political setting with discussion of debt, budgets, and how the proposed changes may impact taxpayers. The wording references Ways and Means and potential house actions.
Fragmented OCR reveals a convoluted probate notice and a tangle of names, dates, and local items. It mentions executors, a will, and court actions, alongside stray references to merchandise, patterns, and a mail order line. The readable pieces hint at a 1900s Cedar Rapids context with scattered ads and legal action.
Secretary of Defense Laird told a Defense Orientation audience that South Vietnam could defend itself against North Vietnam with its current forces plus U S aid but would not be supplied with jets capable of operating beyond its borders The briefing noted U S consideration of expanding the South Vietnamese air force with Skyhawk A-37 Corsair and F-5 class aircraft to boost in country defense.
EAST LAKE CITY (AA) The new leader of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints condemns birth control and abortion as violations of God’s command to men. He warns that opposing life will invite divine retribution and stresses addressing poverty and ignorance with virtues of right living and self control.
Cedar Rapids Mayor Ronald Canney will join speakers in Des Moines on Wednesday at 4 PM for a one day conference sponsored by Gov. Robert Ray's Task Force on Jobs for Veterans. The event aims to exchange ideas from past veteran employment programs with group sessions focusing on government veteran organizations and business finance in special veteran programs. Gov. Ray will speak in the morning and Garey in the afternoon. Participants will come from Iowa and neighboring states including Missouri Wisconsin Nebraska Minnesota and more.
Two women Virginia Lambert age 22 and Doris Verners age 19 were killed in a one car accident on a rural road four miles east of Pleasantville. Dwight Clark Jr. 22 Melcher the driver was seriously injured and another passenger Michaels Turner 2 Melcher also injured. Both victims had been living in Des Moines with Lambert formerly from Monroa and Verners from Melcher.
A Tokyo broadcast warned Japanese listeners that the United States was building long range fortresses capable of striking at Japan from distant islands such as Midway and other targets.
Wall Street closed with the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 945.94, up 4.06, after a volatile session. Trading slowed to a crawl then surged with a late rally as investors reacted to a developing peace plan. Volume on the NYSE was 9.45 million shares, with Levite Furniture rising 10 percent and Fodders gaining 4 to 30 percent. Symtox led the American Exchange with a trading spike after analyst comments.
Des Moines market report shows hog prices and trade volumes with declines across various categories. Lower sows and butcher hogs hold weaker quotes, receipts totals and regional summaries include Waterloo and Postville markets with mixed grain and beef notes.
Printed pattern 480h for girls sizes 6 to 14. Priced seventy five cents per pattern, add 25 cents for mail handling. Return address Cedar Rapids Ga galle Pattern Dept. 24% West 17th St New York NY 1001.
Market prices posted Saturday for the Cedart Rapids hog sale were steady. Friday's quotes covered country and plant delivered rubbers weighing 200 to 230 pounds by grade and condition, with sows and butchers priced per weight tier and packers taking deductions for weight. Also noted were New York produce and wholesale meat figures with miscellaneous values and classifications, including fat and lean categories and related price adjustments.
Alfred H. Barger, owner of Berger Parkner at 200 Seventh Avenue, complains about flag thefts. He notes a third flag loss in six months and jokes about possible motives as police confirm no other flags missing in town. Berger, a German immigrant, has long run his turtle business from Marion.
A dense OCR listing of area churches with ministers and service times. Includes First Baptist on 14th Ave, Faith Baptist at 9345, Squaw Creek Baptist near Main, St Joseph’s Cathedral services, Ascension Lutheran, and several others with Sunday school and worship times, pastors, and addresses.
unemployment figures reveal Selentiata scientists face lower rates than other fields. data indicates only a fraction of one percent unemployment, contrasting broader science sectors and suggesting cultural science lags in jobless exposure despite overall labor trends.
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