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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1969
Page
6
A sensational, chaotic column critiques computer fear and a figure named Harvey Matusow. It parodies anti computer sentiment, mocks credit card paranoia, and ridicules a supposed plan to fight machines while detailing past affiliations and sensational claims.
Iowa City council weighs further action after requests from city council candidates Robert Letrmin and University of Iowa students to remove Police Judge Merion Newly. Critics allege political influence and unfair treatment by the judge, prompting calls for his dismissal while plans for a sewer relief system remain unresolved.
Inwa City Mayor Loren faces a resident-led petition over sewer problems on Friendship Street. The council approves installing roller sewers on private property, but one owner refuses the easement, stalling planned work while residents and officials negotiate. Rickshaws noted in Mong Korg.
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