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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1971

Page

2

New Iowa DOT Proposal Urged By State Planning Office

A state planning report urges Gov. Ray to form a state department of transportation that would consolidate agencies including the highway commission. The plan outlines a first generation DOT with divisions for planning administration highways aviation and water and intra regional transport. It recommends transferring functions from existing agencies and creating a transportation commission drawn from highway and aeronautics members.

Etdlat Des Moines State Office of Planning and Programming Robert Ray State Department of Transportation The Highway Commission Iowa Ray 64Th Federal Assembly DOT Aviaion Jtown Lnvolve Ee Incey L E State Transportation Commission Highway Andieronautics Commissions

Court Lets Pontiac Busing Plan Stand

The Supreme Court refused to review Keiths ruling upholding a Detroit area busing plan in Pontiac Michigan. The decision found officials intended to promote segregation, with the court declining to comment or alter the lower court order. The unanimous vote upheld the plan and the finding of intentional segregation.

Pontiac Washington Keith Supreme Court Mich U.S Damon Keith Detroit

UCS Campaign Reaches 20 Percent Of Its Quota

Cedar Rapids report shows $219233 pledged toward a 1096116 goal. Unit totals range from 179817 to 9800. overall progress at 20 percent. Notes describe school desegregation cases, bomb incidents, and arrests linked to local busing plans and housing permits.

UCS Cedar Rapids Harold A. Wender DCS Unit Paul Darling Tom Parks Donald Ebinger Dennis Otting Steve Savern James Bowker Eee

Sky Marshals and FBI Agent Fail to Stop 747 Hijack

The Boeing 747 jet with 221 passengers was hijacked from New York to Puerto Rico by an armed man who held a stewardess hostage. Three sky marshals and an off duty FBI agent aboard did not stop the hijack. The plane landed safely in Havana at 9:58 p.m. after about three hours.

Miami API FBI Cubs American Airlines New York Puerto Rico Kennedy Airport Federal Aviation Administration Th. Setmela FAA North Carolina David Gelfan Havana

Four young women found dead in Iowa cases linked to violent deaths

BCI agents join state authorities in probing the deaths of Karen Streed 21 Cedar Rapids Karen Ann Goers 23 Oskaloosa Jeanie Marie Christensen 18 Storm Lake and Maureen Farley 17 Cedar Rapids. Officials note ages and violence but say no single suspect yet and no confirmed link between cases. Streed’s body was found near West Amana with head wounds after she had been missing since October 18.

BCT Karen Streed Cedar Rapids Karen Ann Goers Oskaloosa Jeanie Marie Christensen Storm Lake Maureen Farley Blair Miss Christensen Miss Goers Fariey United Press International Michael Sellers BCI

Eastern Iowans Back 1380 Northern Route

In Oelwein a sciber group of Cedar Rapids Center Point and others met to push for the north south route for 1880 between Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. Waterloo interests back a diagonal route while Sen. Tom Riley chaired the ad hoc committee urging the north south split. About 400 business men attended the meeting and debated the highway commission’s plan.

Cedar Rapids Independence Walterton Waterloo Center Point Mealey Oelwein Tom Riley North J South Riley

U.N. Admits Communist China, Expels Nationalists in Split Vote

The U N General Assembly voted 76 to 35 with 17 abstentions to recognize the People's Republic of China as the only legitimate China at the U N and expel Chiang Kai shek’s Nationalist regime. A separate vote failed to expel Nationalists, widening East West rift and prompting protests from U S officials.

United Nations U.N. General Assembly China Chiang Ki U.S People's Republic of China U.N Chiang Kaie Shek

U S Will Abide By UN Decision On Taiwan Expulsion

Secretary Rogers said the Nixon administration regrets expelling the Republic of China from the United Nations but will respect the majority decision. He warned the UN faces a financial crisis and possible overreach of funds, with some senators arguing the U.S. bears too much of the burden.

Thart Peking People's Republic Reis Malile Albania United States of America Colin Crowe Britain George Bush U.N Bush China USN Congress Washington Rogers U.S Tod Nixon Taiwan Republic of China Bsele World Organization Senate

Thant Appeals for Unity After UN Seat Move

Secretary General Thant issued a unity appeal after the United Nations expelled Nationalist China and awaited China’s acceptance of the new seat. He urged members to avoid bitterness and endorse the General Assembly decision, calling it a tremendous step forward taken last night.

Vituain UPI Thant U. N China Peking Red China U.N General Assembly

Kissinger Returns From China to Report to Nixon

Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger came back to the United States from a trip to Beijing and Shanghai and his party flew to Washington after their Boeing 707 was refueled to report to President Nixon on arrangements for the forthcoming presidential visit to mainland China.

Washington Nixon China Kissinger

U N Fund Cut Debate Gathers Senate Vote Clash

Washington offered a heated Senate debate over slashing U.N. funding after Taiwan's expulsion. Sen Buckley and 20 others pressed for a major U.N. contribution reduction, while 32 senators opposed the plan. House and Senate leaders warned U.N. aid could shrink if Taiwan remained ousted.

Washington America U. N Taiwan Senate James Buckley Televo Ee Buckley Buckley Senaors U. S Dominick House Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Gerald Ford Michigan Buckley

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