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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1975

Page

2

Mayor Cites Inequities In Equalization In Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Mayor Donald Canney called 27 percent state equalization increases unfair to about 14 000 homeowners and urged the Iowa Department of Revenue to delay the boost. Vanguard Appraisals Inc president Bill Stewart said their Cedar Rapids survey cannot replace state ordered increases and would take weeks to complete for single family homes. The firm argued retroactive efficiency to 1975 could be possible if data and time allowed, but the 1976 posting deadline and hearing process remain. Page 14.

Vanguard Appraisals, Inc Cedar Rapids Bill Stewart Donald Canney Des Moines Gerald Bair Iown Department of Revenue Vanguard Stewart Iowa Department of Revenue Linn County Linn Revenue Department City

Ford News Conference Set for 7 p.m Tonight

President Ford will hold a news conference at 7 pm CDT tonight, announced by Press Secretary Ron Nessen. The event will be carried live on CBS and NBC, with ABC and PBS not confirming coverage. The prior tax policy address had been broadcast by ABC.

Washington Ford Ron Nessen Nessen CBS NBC ABC Public Broadcasting System

Chuckle: Elderly Lady Asks Prandson About School

A brief chuckle caption notes an elderly woman asking her grandson how he likes school. The boy replies with a playful mispronunciation, illustrating a light, humorous moment and family dynamic.

Gas Deadlock Risks Mass Layoffs in Winter Crisis

Washington AP reports a looming natural gas shortage could force up to 500000 workers from textiles to fertilizers out of work within weeks. Congress and Ford clash over energy policy as Senate rejects a price control compromise and emergency gas legislation stalls before the October 20 recess.

Washington Congress Ford Administration Federal Energy Administration Senate Ford Sen Adlai Stevenson

House Okays Sinai Observers and Senate Debating Amendments

The House voted 341 to 69 to authorize 206 civilian volunteer technicians be sent to the Sinai to monitor the Israeli Egyptian disengagement. The plan costs about 20 million dollars this year. The Senate planned a Friday final vote, with potential conferencing delays due to a 10 day Columbus Day recess.

Washington UPI House Ford Congress Senate State Department Sinai United Nations Middle East

Housing and Nursing Home Proposals In Oak Hill

Two development plans were presented to Cedar Rapids officials for the Oak Hill NDP area. One would build 32 low rent housing units and the other a 160 bed nursing facility by AML Faiths Care Services connected to the North West Baptist Home Society. A neighborhood meeting at Jase Boyd Community House next Monday at 7:40 p.m. invites residents to share views with the committee before a city council recommendation. The nursing facility would serve elderly and handicapped persons on land at Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues and Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets SE.

Oak Hill NDP Cedar Rapids City Hall Gak Hil-Riverside Haison Committee Jase Boyd AML Faiths Care Services Northwest Baptist Home Society

Sakharov Chosen 1975 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo

Russian physicist Andrei Sakharov, once pivotal in building the Soviet hydrogen bomb, was awarded the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize. The Norwegian Nobel Committee praised his fearless, multiyear campaign for human rights and disarmament, marking the first Peace Prize for a Russian laureate.

Oslo Norway Andrei Sakharov Sakharov Nobel Committee Alexander Solzhenitsyn Nikita Kheushchev South Vietnam Cambodia Sekharov Mag Cat Friends of Peace Moscow

Wisconsin Family Slain Seek Couple In New Mexico

Grand Marsh Wisconsin three members of the Mallason family were found slain in their home with the infant strangled and the parents shot. Adams County sheriffs seek Dianna Dirks and Allen Keene of New Mexico, who had answered an Earth magazine advertisement to share the home. Police also seek a light valued 1969 Ford pickup belonging to the Mallasons. Authorities say the slayings are brutal and have brought an intensive investigation.

Grand Marsh Wis Wisconsin Adams County Sheriffs George Mullusun Antoinette Christopher Dianna Ellen Dirks Alten [Y. Keene Aliad Dennis Dirks New Mexico Adams County Sheri's Mallasons Earth Magazine Maliagons William Holland Sus Holland Dianna Dirks Allen “Keene Sheriff's Department Wisconsin State Crime Lab

Nuclear Plant Strike Ends with One Year Pact

Members of local 204 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers ratified a one year agreement for the Duane Arnold nuclear generating plant near Paid. The strike started September 4 and about 60 union members participated. Supervisory personnel operated the plant during the stoppage. The contract expires September 1, 1976 and includes a wage increase with cost of living adjustments folded into base pay.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Duane Arnold Iowa Electric Light.and Power Co Tir Palo Conract, & Unig

Ely Farmer and Child Die in Separate Accidents

A 59 year old Ely farmer identified as Ely Farmer and a Cedar Rapids child aged 5 died in separate accidents Wednesday. The farmer, John Bevicka 50, died in a hay baling incident when the tractor and baler rolled after he left gear in neutral. his body was found in a washed out field area. A Cedar Rapids resident, Jody Annette Wilson, 5, was struck and killed by an eastbound car while darting into Fifth Avenue SE near Edna Park, her death attributed to head and neck injuries.

Ely Cedar Rapids John Bevicka Jus Ely Facu Linn Doug Brokel Hay Reid Jst Mea Becicka Jody Annette Wilson Fifth Weenie SE Fifth Avenue SE Delores Wileson Armyakak St. Luire's Hospital Ed Pam George Wilson Tenth Avenue SE Wilson

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