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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1976

Page

9

Little Old Bug Maker Visits Cedar Rapids in 1974

In Cedar Rapids the figures of surveillance era paranoia are examined by Bradford Angers of Electro-Detective Dallas. The longtime bug maker discusses how electronic spying works, what equipment does, and how legal sales cross lines between legitimate and surreptitious use. He notes most people will be tapped and warns about telephone security and office access.

Bradford Angers Visage Inn Angers Electro-Detective, Detection Devices Dallas, Texas Alan Wes Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Adgers Buenos Aires London Electro Detective Electronica Sore Watergate Cedar Rapids Dallas Texas

McEnaney Revived by Reds in World Series Triumph

Cincinnati reliever Will McEnaney, after a nightmare season, delivered in the World Series clincher against the Yankees. The left-hander logged 4 scoreless innings in the series, earned praise from Sparky Anderson, and spoke of a renewed confidence and a fresh start after a tough 1976 campaign.

NEW York Cincinnati Will McEnaney Sparky Anderson McEnaney Reds New York Yankees Rawly Eastwick McAnaney Springheid Ohio Thurotan Munson Gary Nolan Chris Chambisse Anderson Chambliss Pat Zachery Jim Mason Roy White Jett McEnaney

Two Chip-Ins Lead Green In Southern Open Round

Defending champ Hubert Green chipped in twice to a 268 and inched ahead by one stroke in the second round of the $125,000 Southern Open at Green Island Country Club. KilIy Roberts shot a course-record 81 to lead the Bicentennial Tourney of Champions at Kingsmill, Williamsburg.

Hubert Green Green Green Island Country Club Killy Roberts Indiana University Kingsmill Williamsburg Virginia

Income tax backing Olympic teams proposal

A group advises the President's Commission on Olympic Sports to let taxpayers donate via a box on federal returns. Contributions would go to amateur sports, collected by the IRS but not drawn from public funds, with a one dollar minimum per taxpayer cited as potential impact. The plan awaits approval and is part of a broader set of finance ideas reviewed by the commission.

Tom Seppy Washington President's Commission On Olympic Sports Becton Fund Internal Revenue Service Michael Harrigan Commission On Harold Upton Boston Celtics IRS Wes Commission Treasury Department White House U.S. Olympic Committee Ballance

Flu vaccine safe for youths ages three to eighteen

National study released Friday shows two doses of swine flu vaccine given four weeks apart can immunize healthy youths aged three to eighteen. No broad recommendations yet. officials expect guidance for dosing and administration to follow, with rollout contingent on clinics and logistical hurdles for about 66 million under eighteen.

Harold M. Schmeck, Jr Mort York Citics Service Washington Nationsd Latitutes of Health Joh Seal Dactars

Board Clears Confusion on Flu Clinic Plans

The Linn county board of health issued statements to clarify swine flu immunization clinic operations running today through Saturday. Clinics are open to adults six and up and high risk children, with written physician authorization required for immunizing certain children. High risk conditions include chronic lung, heart, kidney, diabetes, and immune or neuromuscular diseases. Pregnant women in first trimester are advised to consult their doctors. Volunteer shortages may force some clinics to close. those interested should call 388-5440 or 463-6063.

Linn’ County New Jersey Lincaln Lincoln School HACAP

Marion magistrate court hearings list includes multiple traffic cases

Friday sessions showed Dave E. Offest from Mt. Vernon fined 50 for speeding while Alex Juban of Tenth Avenue faced 950 for drag racing. Quentin Dudley Cedar Rapids 20 for failure to yield. Linda Appleby Coggen 20 for tailing. Donald Vanous Cedar Rapids 21 for traffic signal. Dennis McCay Maguckets 10 for no valid Iowa license. Local ads note Litton Microwave demonstration at A & H Appliance and a babysitting ad. Marion YMCA schedule and a house sale near Urbane included. Open house for Hurley Daws set in Marysville with family dinner and illness prompting Marion visit.

Marion Magistrate’s Court Dave E. Otfest Mt._ Vernon Charles R. Steitz Seventh Street Alex L. Juban Tenth Evonue Quentin CG. Dudley Edgewood Road Cedar Rapids Linda M. Appleby Coggen Donald D. Vanous Iowa Dennis J. McCay Maguckets

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