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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1972
Page
14
A scrambled TV grid lists programs from morning to late evening across genres. Notable items include Debate on Dream of Jeannie in Nashville and a mix of soaps, movies, games shows, and sports across multiple channels and time slots.
CBS TV's Of Thee I Sing with Carroll O'Connor airs Tuesday night. The satirical musical pits a candidate for president amid a beauty contest twist and comic political gags.
Local TV listings show channel assignments for stations in Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa Davenport La Crosse Rochester Des Moines Dubuque including KCRG WMT KWWL KIIN KTYO WHBE WOC WKBT KROC WHO KDUB and others. Programs and time slots are shown across the regional network lineup.
In Jerusalem the Israeli government dismissed Rashid A Shawa and his 11 member council for refusing to integrate the Shati refugee camp into Gaza City. An Israeli officer will run Gaza until a new Arab mayor is chosen. Four camps have already been annexed to other Gaza towns.
SANTIAGO AP Thirty four people were arrested after terrorist attacks in several parts of Chile. In Villa del Mar thirty arrested for incendiary device damage to railway and electric facilities. four in Rancagua. bombings in Linares and a Communist office in a Santiago suburb. No casualties. Striking workers, doctors and engineers demand job security, free labor, and non government sponsored unions. Opposition coalition backs the strikes calling for a day of silence. State of emergency covers twenty five provinces with a nationwide curfew in effect.
New five point contract proposal presented by REAExpress negotiators to about 15 000 striking workers includes wage increases up to 24 percent with back pay 200 dollars and deferred back pay 2 percent payable September 1 1974 plus a cost of living adjustment next January 1 and a wage reopener clause to July 1 1973.
Manila reports 18 insurgents killed and 9 soldiers dead in 36 hours of battle on Mindanao’s Marawi area. About 400 armed fighters involved. guerillas briefly seized a radio station and set fires while Ambassador Urabe escaped amid a daylight campus withdrawal.
Two American scientists received the first annual Harvey prizes in Jerusalem. Prof. Willem J. Kolff of Utah developed the artificial kidney machine. Prof. Claude E. Shannon of MIT was honored for his mathematical theory of communication. The prizes are funded by Leo M. Harvey of Los Angeles and run by Technion Israel Institute of Technology.
Nine men enlisted in the armed forces with postings to Fort Leonard Wood and San Diego, and several promoted within the Air Force. Douglas Crane and Wesley Drakozal head to training. William Matus, Rick Joerger, David Ster, Kenneth Koranda head to service in Marine, Navy, and San Diego commands. Mark Lingard, Douglas Behnke, Norman Davis to Great Lakes. promotions joyfully included Richard Sandercock to lieutenant colonel and Robert Daugherty to colonel at bases in California and Michigan.
Mercy Hospital commemorated Veterans Day with a first flag raising at 9 a.m. at the Tenth Street main entrance. Commander John Roy of Han ford American Legion post led the ceremony with Mercy Hospital Board President B L Anderson participating. A hospital flag bearing the Mercy insignia was also raised, donated by nursing alumnae.
Doctors dispense Anacin widely for headache dental pain and arthritis with fast relief and long lasting effect. The product claims to reduce tension and mood effects from pain and to be gentle on the stomach, with millions using it without upset.
Thirty years ago the agriculture department reported Japan aimed to convert a million acres of Philippine farmland to cotton production to ease a Japanese shortage.
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