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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1972

Page

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Supreme Court to review remap plea in Texas case

The U S Supreme Court agreed to hear Texas appeal from a federal panel order that redraws congressional districts. The action delays implementation of the Legislature drafted plan and preserves the 1972 election rules. Also in review, cases on military policy and criminal law were considered.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Texas Dallas Air Force Susan Struck Ohio Ohio National Guard Kent State Singer-Paul Kantner Hawaii California Pollee U.S United Mine Workers, District Michael Budzanoski Pittsburgh Budzanaski UMW W. A Tony" Boyle John Nichols Navy National Archivist John S. Kennedy

McGovern argues Vietnam settlement could hurt Nixon in election

George McGovern says a pre election Vietnam peace deal would undercut Nixon and boost his own bid. Nixon replies his priority is controlling prices and taxes as protesters disrupt rallies in New York City and Agnew faces hecklers in Twin Falls. Campaign plans continue with McGovern touring Ohio and Wisconsin while Shriver heads toward Missouri and Texas.

R. Gregory Nokes Peas George McGovern Vetnam Nixon Vine Spiro Agnew New York City Agnew Jane Heckler Twin Falle Idaho Kentucky Utah New ‘Hampshire New ‘York Ohio Wisconsin Democratic Sargent’ Shriver Chicago Richard Daley Missouri Texas

Opponents of Allende Stage Day of Silence in Chile

In Santiago Chile the political opposition to President Salvador Allende urged citizens to stay home on Tuesday and observe a day of silence to protest his socialist program. The movement, amid ongoing strikes and government tension, reports radio stations were shut down for defying a military order to air only government approved material. Housewives banged pots from windows in protest over shortages as strikes by professionals and workers entered a seventh day.

Santiago Chile Salvador Allende Democratic Confederation of Center Geome Confederation Rer Fens

Voter Registration Warning In Johnson County

Johnson County Auditor Dolores Rogers urged all voters to reregister before Saturday if they have not received a voter identification card. The post office has returned over 11,000 cards due to moves or wrong addresses, with more than 43,000 mailed last week. Returned cards will remove voters from the registration list, preventing voting in the November 7 general election. Registration sites include repurthouse, Coralville city hall, and party headquarters. cards were sent to those on the registration lists as of December 7.

Towa Johnson County Rogers Repurthouse Coralville

Bombing Data From Saigon Over North Vietnam Reported Curtailed

UPI reports that air raids over North Vietnam were curtailed during current negotiations while observers note weather and storms affected missions. In South Vietnam 36 missions were flown by B-52 and other bombers in 24 hours, with 120 strikes against North Vietnam by jet fighters Monday.

Saigon UPI U.S North Vietnam North Vietnam Hanoii Haiphong Thailand Giri South Vietnam Tlitte Walue

Thieu firm on ceasefire terms after Kissinger talks

President Thieu, in Saigon after talks with Henry Kissinger, asserted no cease-fire agreement exists and that any halt to bombing and cease-fire must come from a political and military deal. He warned against Soviet or Communist coalition moves and stressed South Vietnam’s independence in any peace settlement.

Thieu Henry Kissinger Hera Kissinger Nixon Paris Thiéu Saigon Kissinge Thiel Guartiles South Vietnam North Washington Saizon Tissinger Thian United States

Wonona Man Dies in Crash on Bridge Span

MARQUETTE The Maraman Robert J. Geraghty 0 was killed in a three car wreck Monday night on the Mississippi bridge span between Marquette and Prairie du Chien. Kenneth Adney 1 of McGregor drove the Geraghty car into an oncoming vehicle operated by Ronald Bossard 23 of Elkader. Bossard and Adney plus two passengers in the Adney car were taken to Prairie du Chien hospital. Two passengers in the Geraghty car, Mary Blackdeer 39 of McGregor and her son Armand Blackdeer, were injured. Armand remained admitted in satisfactory condition Tuesday. The accident remained under investigation Tuesday.

Marquette Robert J. Geraghty Mississippi Prairie du Chien Kenneth Adney McGregor Seraghty Ronald Bossard Elkader Bossard Adney Mary Blackdeer Armand Armand Blackdeer

Mail-Order Insurance Crackdown Moves Nationwide

Washington coverage notes a wave of criticism over mail order hospital insurance and a push for nationwide ad rules by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. Regulators cite deceptive ads aimed at the poor and elderly, with state actions ranging from suspensions to ad restrictions.

Washington National Assn. of Insurance Commissioners Joe Hunt Okehoma Insurance Karl Herrmann Washington State

Five Million Suit Filed Against Four Physicians

Speed sues four physicians tied to University hospital in Johnson county district court alleging negligent dental and medical care. Plaintiff claims permanent blindness in both eyes since January 6, 1971 after February 27, 1970 visit for head pain toothache and general discomfort leading to referral for oral surgery.

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Italian Premier Andreotti Visits Moscow for Talks

Italian Premier Giulio Andreotti arrived in Moscow for a daylong official visit aimed at Soviet Italian political consultations. It marks the first Italian head of government visit in more than a decade.

Moscow Giulio Andreotti

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